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E. Bennie Daigle, Jr.

E. Bennie Daigle, Jr., Consultant, E. B. Daigle ConsultingConsultant
E. B. Daigle Consulting
Member of the Natural Resources Council

Bennie Daigle is a consultant at E. B. Daigle Consulting, a firm providing consulting services in the utilities and power industry. Mr. Daigle has more than 40 years of experience in the utilities and power generation industry. While at Entergy, he held various management positions and at his retirement he was Director of Asset Management of Transmission Business. Mr. Daigle has experience in transmission and distribution standards, construction, maintenance, project management, engineering, labor relations, and process reengineering operations. He has managed transformers, metering systems, transportation shops, telephone centers, and T&D software development and benchmarking operations. Mr. Daigle presently serves on the executive committee of the Transmission, Distribution and Metering Committee of Edison Electric Institute. He also serves on the Board of Directors of AIR2; a helicopter company providing construction and maintenance services to utilities and utility contractors. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History
2004 - present Consultant
E. B. Daigle Consulting
2004 - 2004 Director, Transmission Asset Management
Entergy Corporation
1997 - 2003 Director, Transmission Asset Preservation
Entergy Corporation
1994 - 1996 Director of Transmission Lines
Entergy Corporation
1992 - 1993 Director of Distribution Systems
Entergy Corporation
1988 - 1992 Director of Customer Support
Entergy Corporation
1986 - 1987 Division Engineer
Entergy Corporation
1972 - 1985 Construction Manager
Entergy Corporation
1968 - 1971 Manager of Distribution Standards
Entergy Corporation
1964 - 1967 Engineer
Entergy Corporation

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New Energy Bill is Rhetoric | 08-31-2007
Analysis of: U.S. House Energy Bill: Rhetoric Over Reality | www.energytribune.com
Author: E. Bennie Daigle, Jr., Consultant, E. B. Daigle Consulting

As mentioned in the article by Robert Bruce, "Perhaps the most significant – and most controversial – element of the House bill is its requirement that by 2020, publicly traded power companies must get 15 percent of all their electricity from renewable sources like wind and solar." Oh how true, what...

DOE and FERC use of Electric Corridors | 08-08-2007
Analysis of: A Jolt of Support | www.forbes.com
Author: E. Bennie Daigle, Jr., Consultant, E. B. Daigle Consulting

The DOE under the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct) must identify electric corridors in areas where transmission capacity constraints or congestion exist.  The DOE has done this in the Mid-Atlantic and Southwest areas.  This should help the utilities in those areas obtain siting for transmission...

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