# APSC Docket 26-008-TF — Order No. 6 + Entergy's Response (Doc 75 & Doc 76) Two filings retrieved 2026-06-03 from the APSC e-filing system for Docket 26-008-TF (the GAJA Rider 2026 Annual Update): **Order No. 6** (Doc 75, 2026-05-12) and **Entergy Arkansas's Response to Order No. 6** (Doc 76, 2026-06-01). Tier-1 docketed records, stored in `raw/psc/`. Doc 76 is the post-2026-05-29-cutoff filing that motivated this retrieval; it is the **Legislative-Council report** the Commission directed, and it is substantively important — it is the first Tier-1 document to answer, on the record, whether any third-party (e.g., data-center) contributions offset the new generation socialized through the GAJA Rider. > **Retrieval note (method).** The actual filing PDFs are served from the OLS document viewer at `…/olsv2/viewdoc/pdfview.asp?document=<docket>_<docnum>_<part>.pdf` (reachable from `Docket_Search_Documents.asp?Docket=<docket>&DocNumVal=<n>`). This is the pattern that prior sessions had flagged as unsolved for pulling OLS binaries into `raw/psc/`. ## What's inside - [[Entergy Order No. 6 Response]] — Doc 76 (`26-008-TF_76_1.pdf`, 2026-06-01, J. David Palmer), the substantive 16-page report. **The priority document.** - `26-008-TF_75_1.pdf` — Order No. 6 itself (Commission, 2026-05-12); the directive being answered (already documented at [[Order No. 6 Legislative Council Report]]). ## Key takeaways 1. **"Publicly disclosed contributions: None" for all three strategic investments.** In response to Commission Question 1, Entergy reports the publicly disclosed contributions toward Ironwood, Jefferson Power Station, and Arkansas Cypress each as **"None"** (`26-008-TF_76_1.pdf`, p. 4). This is the first Tier-1, on-the-record confirmation that **no data-center or large-load customer contribution offsets the new generation** recovered from all retail ratepayers through the GAJA Rider — the documentary answer to the question the [[Order No. 6 Legislative Council Report|Order No. 6]] disclosure hook raised. 2. **Tier-1 per-plant figures.** Estimated total / Commission-approved (benchmark) cost and 2026 GAJA revenue requirement: **Ironwood** $700.2M / $542.3M, **$33,891,840** (446 MW gas CT); **Jefferson (JPS)** $1.60B / $1.512B, $42,418,225 (754 MW gas CCT); **Arkansas Cypress** $1.605B / $1.6015B, $33,667,626 (600 MW solar + 350 MW battery). Combined 2026 ≈ $110.0M (the rider). 3. **~41 permanent jobs for ~$3.9B.** Permanent jobs: Ironwood 5, JPS 21, Cypress 15 — **41 total** across the three plants whose ~$3.9B estimated cost is being recovered from ratepayers (construction jobs 350-400 / 550-600 / 700-800 are temporary). 4. **Affordability data (2025).** 94,893 customer disconnections in 2025; a monthly average of 116,789 customers in arrears, $34.6M/month total ($296.53 avg per customer in arrears; $167.15 median). 5. **Bill impact.** Combined GAJA residential typical-bill impact +$5.74 (4.10%) in Year 1, cumulating to +$20.10 (14.35%) by Year 5. ## People and orgs mentioned - [[J. David Palmer]] — EAL VP Regulatory Affairs; signed the response. [[Karen Shook]] — APSC Secretary (addressee). [[Entergy Arkansas]], [[Arkansas Public Service Commission]]. ## Concepts invoked - [[Generating Arkansas Jobs Act (GAJA) rider]], [[Ironwood]], [[Jefferson Power Station]], [[Arkansas Cypress]], [[Strategic Investment]]. ## Events documented - [[2026-06 Entergy Files Response to APSC Order No. 6 (GAJA Rider)]] ## Cross-references - [[psc/docket-26-008-tf-2026-05-22/_overview|26-008-TF GAJA production (2026-05-22)]]; [[Order No. 6 Legislative Council Report]]; [[T002 - Ironwood Strategic Investment Designation Requirement]]; [[Who Pays for Entergy's New Generation]]. ## Open questions / follow-ups - The "None" contributions figure is for *publicly disclosed* contributions only; any **confidential** customer payment toward generation would sit in the sealed GAJA Filing Requirement 16 (Non-CIAC Customer Payments) — still under seal. The Doc 76 answer therefore confirms nothing is *publicly* disclosed, not that no contribution exists in sealed form. - Still pending: the Commission's substantive merits order on Ironwood Strategic-Investment status (T002).