1. Motion for protective Order of non-disclosure filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. with attached affidavit of James S. Dingle in support of the Motion. (Order # 1) Establishes docket. Dw

2. Staff's response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s motion for protective order. Dw

3. Attorney General of Arkansas hereby submits letter of notice to be an active party in this docket. Kr

4. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. hereby submits reply to Staff's response to Motion for Protective Order. Ks

5. Letter from Entergy Arkansas, Inc. stating they will provide the Protected Exhibits of Matthew J. Schott, Jr. and Anthony P. Walz when the Commission issues an order approving the company's motion to amend the protective order filed March 10, 2009. js

6. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Petition for a Declaratory Order. js

7. Direct Testimony of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer Entergy Arkansas, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

8. Direct Testimony and Exhibits KWC-1 and KWC-2 of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director, Operating Committee Support Entergy Arkansas, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

9. Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Matthew J. Schott, Jr., Director Capital Projects Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. (letter stated they will filed the protected exhibits after an order is issued) js

10. Direct Testimony of Anthony P. Walz, Director Planning Analysis Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

11. Direct Testimony of Mark C. Bowles, Arkansas Environmental Support Manager Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

12. Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc., hereby submits its petition to intervene. Kr (Order #2)

13. Letter filed by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to advise they do not object to the intervention of Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc. Ks

14. Order#1 (Commission) conditionally granting Entergy's request for protective order of non disclosure; adopting General Staff's alternative suggestion "of a procedure for review of the interim status of all confidential information (not just Highly Sensitive Protected Information) and rejects the Company's assertion that such modified procedures would be "cumbersome…" The Order denies Entergy's request that no copies of the Highly Sensitive Protected Information be made. Voluminous protected materials shall be provided in electronic format if possible. For confidential information covered by this order, except for HSPI, the authorized reviewing representatives of an official party shall include its counsel of record in the docket and associated attorneys, paralegals, economists, statisticians, accountants, consultants or other persons employed or retained by the official party. Access to HCPI, other than Staff and the Attorney General, shall be restricted to those reviewing representatives who are not themselves and who do not represent others who are participants in the competitive electric energy and capacity market. Further certification is required for those persons. For each item of confidential information, the Company shall affix a written transmittal cover document in the form of Attachment 1 to the Order. Ted Thomas is designated as Commission Administrative Law Judge to review and examine all pleadings filed pursuant to Ordering paragraph 11 of this order. Upon completion of his review, ALJ Thomas is directed to issue an appropriate final Protective Order as may be needed, and any aggrieved party may petition the Commission for review of that Order. Unless otherwise expressly adopted herein, all other protective provisions requested by Company are rejected.. Dw

15. Order # 2 (Commission) granting Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers' petition to intervene. Dw

25. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits its Highly Sensitive Protected Information pursuant the Order #1. EAI Exhibits MJS-1, MJS-2, MJS-3 and MJS-4 to the direct testimony of Matthew J. Schott Jr. EAI Exhibits APW-1, APW-2, APW-3, and APW-4 to the direct testimony of Anthony P. Walz. Kr

43. Petition to intervene of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr (Order #3)

47. Letter from Entergy Arkansas, Inc., stating that they do not object to the intervention of the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Dw

48. Arkansas Attorney General's Motion for rehearing and modification or clarification of Interim Protective Order No. 1. Ks (Order #5)

50. Petition to Intervene of Jonesboro City Water & Light, Conway Corporation, and West Memphis Utility Commission, (Arkansas Cities), Arkansas Municipal Utility Co-Owners of the White Bluff Steam Electric Station. js (Order #3)

51. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Motion to require additional testimony and establish a procedural schedule. (Order 4)js

52. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's response to petition to intervene of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. js

53. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's response to petition to intervene of City Water & Light of Jonesboro, the Conway Corporation, and the West Memphis Utilities Commission (Arkansas Cities). js

54. Letter stating Entergy Arkansas, Inc. does not object to the intervention of the Arkansas Cities in this Docket. Ks

55. Order #3 (Commission) grants the Petition to Intervene filed April 29, 2009 by Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Also grants the Petition to Intervene filed May 5, 2009 on behalf of the Arkansas Municipal Utility No-Owners of the White Bluff Steam Electric Station, Co-Owners being Jonesboro City Water & Light, the Conway Corporation, and the West Memphis Utilities Commission. js

58. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Response to Attorney General's Motion for Rehearing. Ks

59. Arkansas Electric Energy Consumers, Inc.'s Response to the Attorney General's Motion for Rehearing or Modification or Clarification of Interim Protective Order No. 1. Ks

60. Entergy Arkansas Inc.'s Response to Attorney General's Motion for Rehearing and Modification or Clarification of Interim Protective Order No. 1. Ks

61. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation does not object to the Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Motion to Require Additional Testimony and Establish a Procedural Schedule, or its Response to Petition to Intervene of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation both of which were filed in the above referenced matter on May 6, 2009. Ks

62. This letter will serve as notice that Arkansas Cities does not object to the General Staff's Motion to Require Additional Testimony and Establish a Procedural Schedule, or its Response to Petition to Intervene of Arkansas Cities, both filed in the above docket on May 6, 2009. Ks

63. Attorney General's Response to General Staff's Motion to Require Additional Testimony and Establish a Procedural Schedule. Ks

65. Attorney General of Arkansas hereby submits its first confidential information report pursuant to Order #1 and reservation of rights. Kr

66. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. ("EAI") to Motion to Require Additional Testimony and establish a Procedural Schedule. Ks

67. Order #4 (Commission) sets an evidentiary hearing for 9:30 a.m. February 16, 2010 in Commission Hearing Room No. 1, Arkansas Public Service Commission Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. (EAI) shall filed Supplemental Direct Testimony by noon on July 6, 2009 addressing each of the issues listed in Attachment 1 of Staff's Motion. Intervenors Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation and the Arkansas Cities (Co-owners) shall file their initial Direct Testimony by noon July 6, 2009 as set forth in Attachment 1 to Staff's Motion. Staff and Intervenors shall file their initial Direct Testimony by noon on December 8, 2009. EAI and the Co-owners shall file Rebuttal Testimony by noon on January 12, 2010. Staff and Intervenors (other than Co-owners) shall file Surrebuttal Testimony by noon February 2, 2010. EAI and the Co-owners shall file Sur-Surrebuttal Testimony by noon on February 9, 2010. The deadline for the filing of Intervention Petitions shall be noon on November 6, 2009. js

68. ORDER #5 (COMMISSION) Accordingly, as requested by Southwestern Electric Power Company ("SWEPCO") Interim Protective Order ("IPO") No. 12 is hereby rescinded and set aside. Therefore, the Attorney General Office ("AG") Petition for Rehearing as to IPO No. 12 is rendered moot and is hereby denied. The AG’s remaining Petitions for Rehearing as to IPO No. 6 in Docket No. 08- 149-U and IPO No. 1 Docket No. 09-024-U are hereby granted solely for the purpose of further consideration by the Arkansas Public Service Commission (the “Commission”). Oral arguments on the AG’s Petitions for Rehearing as to IPO No. 6 in Docket No. 08-149-U and IPO No. 1 in Docket No. 09-024-U are set to begin at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, June 30, 2009, in Commission Hearing Room No. 1 located in the Arkansas Public Service Commission Building, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Kr

70. ORDER #6 (COMMISSION) Oral Arguments hearing schedule by consolidated Orders #7 & 5, issued respectively in the above-styled Dockets on May 26, 2009, to begin at 1:30 p.m. on June 30, 2009, is cancelled and will be rescheduled by subsequent Order of the Commission. Kr

71. City Water & Light Plant of Jonesboro, Arkansas, the Conway Corporation, and the West Memphis Utilities Commission (collectively "Arkansas Cities") hereby submit a Motion for Protective Order. Ks (Order #8)

72. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Response to Arkansas Cities' Motion for Protective Order and Staff Request for Expedited Ruling. Ks

73. Attorney General of Arkansas's Response to Arkansas Cities Motion for Protective Order. js

74. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation Motion for a Protective Order of Non-Disclosure. Js (ORDER #9)

75. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's response to Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation's Motion for Protective Order and Staff Request for Expedited Ruling. Ks

76. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., response to Motions for Protective Order filed by Arkansas Cities and Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

77. Direct Testimony of Andrew Lachowsky on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

78. Exhibits AL-1 of Andrew Lachowsky on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

79. Direct Testimony of Forrest C. Kessinger on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

80. Exhibits FK-1 of Forest C. Kessinger on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

81. Exhibits FK-2 of Forest C. Kessinger on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

82. Exhibits FK-3 of Forest C. Kessinger on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Kr

83. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Anthony P. Walz, Director Planning Analysis Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

84. PROTECTED EXHIBITS APW-5, APW-6, APW-7 and APW-8 to Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Anthony P. Walz, Director Planning Analysis Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

85. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Judah L. Rose, Managing Director ICF International, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

86. PROTECTED Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Judah L. Rose, Managing Director ICF International, on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

87. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Matthew J. Schott, Jr., Director Capital Projects Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

88. PROTECTED Exhibits MJS-5, MJS-6, and MJS-7 to the Supplemental Testimony of Matthew J. Schott, Jr. on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

89. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Kurtis W. Castleberry, Director Operating Committee Support Entergy Arkansas, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

90. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Hugh T. McDonald, President and Chief Executive Officer Entergy Arkansas, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

91. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Mark C. Bowles, Arkansas Environmental Support Manager Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

92. Supplemental Testimony and Exhibits of Myra L. Talkington, Regulatory Project Coordinator Entergy Services, Inc., on behalf of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. js

93. Direct Testimony and Exhibits RH-1, RH-2, RH-3, and RH-4 of Rick Henley, Energy Marketing Administrator, City Water and Light of Jonesboro filed on behalf of City Water & Light Plant of the City of Jonesboro, an Arkansas Municipal Improvement District. Ks

94. PROTECTED Direct Testimony and Exhibits RH-1, RH-2, RH-3, and RH-4 of Rick Henley, Energy Marketing Administrator, City Water and Light of Jonesboro filed on behalf of City Water & Light Plant of the City of Jonesboro, an Arkansas Municipal Improvement District. Ks

95. Direct Testimony and Exhibits GH-1, GH-2, GH-3, GH-4, GH-5, GH-6, GH-7 and GH-8 of George H. Heintzen Jr. Director, Power Supply & Major Accounts, Conway Corporation filed on behalf of the Conway Corporation. Ks

96. PROTECTED Direct Testimony and Exhibits GH-1, GH-2, GH-3, GH-4, GH-5, GH-6, GH-7 and GH-8 of George H. Heintzen Jr. Director, Power Supply & Major Accounts, Conway Corporation filed on behalf of the Conway Corporation. Ks

97. Direct Testimony and Exhibits TP-1 of Todd Pedersen, Utility Engineer, West Memphis Utilities Commission filed on behalf of West Memphis Utilities Commission. Ks

98. PROTECTED Direct Testimony and Exhibits TP-1 of Todd Pedersen, Utility Engineer, West Memphis Utilities Commission filed on behalf of West Memphis Utilities Commission. Ks

99. Order #7 (Commission) The Commission, consistent with its initial intent to improve the Interim Protective Order (IPO) procedures, offers the attached amendments to numbered paragraphs 11, 14, 15 and 16 of the IPOs at issue herein. The Commission invites the parties to file written comments regarding the attached IPO amendments by noon on July 15, 2009. In the interim the IPOs at issue herein are hereby amended by substituting the attached revised numbered paragraphs 11, 14, 15 and 16 in place of the initial numbered paragraphs 11, 14, 15 and 16 contained in the initial IPOs. js

100. Order #8 (Commission) The Commission grants the Arkansas Cities' Motion for Protective Order subject to the same terms and conditions as set forth in Interim Protective Order No. 1 of this Docket as amended on July 6, 2009. Such terms and conditions are specifically incorporated herein as though set out word for word in the instant Order. js

101. ORDER #9 (COMMISSION) Grants Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation ("AECC") Motion for Protective Order subject to the same terms and conditions as set forth in Interim Protective Order #1 of this Docket as amended on July 6, 2009. Such terms and conditions are specifically incorporated herein as though set out word for word in this instant Order. Kr

109. PROTECTED Direct Testimony of Andrew Lachowsky filed on behalf of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. Ks

112. Arkansas Cities hereby submits an update to the official service list adding the following persons: George Heintzen, Conway Corporation, Rick Henley, City Water & Light of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Todd Pedersen, West Memphis Utilities Commission and Mark Hicks, Zachary David Wilson, PA. Ks

113. Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff hereby submits Comments Pursuant to Order No. 10 and Order No. 7. Ks

114. Attorney General of Arkansas hereby submits Response to Order No. 7. Ks

115. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits its letter to inform the Commission that Entergy will file no comments pursuant to Order #7 in this docket regarding the amendments to the Interim Protective Order. Kr

117. The Sierra Club and National Audubon Society Inc. hereby submit Petition to Intervene. Ks (Order #11)

118. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Motion for a more definite statement regarding Sierra Club, National Audubon Society d/b/a Audubon Arkansas' Petition to Intervene. Ks

119. Response to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Request for a More Definite Statement filed by Sierra Club. Ks

120. Order #10 (Commission) The August 10, 2009 Petition to Intervene filed on behalf of the Sierra club and the National Audubon Society d/b/a Audubon Arkansas remains under advisement by the Commission notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 3.04(b)(1) of the Arkansas Public Service Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure. Rule 3.04(b)(1) is hereby waived as it applies to the instant Petition to Intervene. js

121. Sierra Club hereby submits formal request for status update on Sierra Club and Audubon's motion to intervene. Kr

122. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s response to formal request for status update on Sierra Club and Audubon's Motion to Intervene. Ks

123. Order #11 (Commission) The August 10, 2009, Petition to Intervene filed in the above-styled Docket on behalf of the Sierra Club and the National Audubon Society, d/b/a Audubon Arkansas (‘Petitioners”) is granted subject to Petitioners’ compliance with the existing procedural schedule. Ks

126. Notice of Appearance of Nate Coulter on behalf of Petitioners Sierra Club, National Audubon Society and Audubon Arkansas. Js

129. ORDER #12 (COMMISSION) Evidentiary hearing to begin on February 16, 2010 is hereby cancelled and rescheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, March 8, 2010, in Hearing Room #1 of the Arkansas Public Service Commission, 1000 Center Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Kr

131. Entegra Power Group LLC hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Ks (Order #13)

132. Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation response to Entegra Power Group LLC's Petition to Intervene. Ks

133. Entergy Arkansas, Inc's Response to Entegra Power Group LLC's Petition to Intervene. Ks

134. Nucor Steel-Arkansas, Division of Nucor Corp. and Nucor-Yamato Steel Company hereby submits Petition to Intervene. Ks (Order #16)

135. GDF SUEZ Energy Marketing North America, Inc. hereby submits Limited Appearance--Statement of Position. Ks

136. The Wind Coalition's Petition to Intervene. Js (Order #16)

137. Order #13 (Commission) The Commission hereby waives the applicability of Rule 3.04(b)(1) to the instant Petition to Intervene of Entegra Power Group LLC filed October 20, 2009 and said Petition to Intervene will remain under advisement subject to the entry of a final ruling by the Commission at a later date. Js

138. KGen Power Management Inc., hereby submits limited appearance of James H. Sweeney. Kr

140. Response of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation to the Petition of Nucor Steel - Arkansas and Nucor-Yamato Steel Company to Intervene. Ks

141. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits response to the Wind Coalition's petition to intervene. Kr

142. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits response to Nucor Steel-Arkansas and Nucor-Yamato Steel Company's petition to intervene. Kr

143. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits response to GDF Suez Energy Marketing North America Inc's., limited appearance-Statement of Position. Kr

144. Jonesboro City Water & Light, Conway Corporation, and West Memphis Utility Commission ('Arkansas Cities') hereby submits response to the petition to intervene of Nucor Steel. Kr

169. Order #14 (Commission) To facilitate the Commission's consideration of Entegra Power Group LLC's (Entegra) Petition to Intervene, the Commission hereby directs Entegra and Entergy Arkansas, Inc. (EAI) to brief the Commission on the status of the abovementioned offer. Said briefing document shall be filed by Entegra and EAI no later than noon on Monday, November 30, 2009. js

170. Order #15 (Commission) NOTICE On January 12, 2010, beginning approximately at 1:30 p.m. the Commission will tour the White Bluff Steam Electric Station. The tour will be guided by Entergy Arkansas, Inc. and will be focused on the Environmental Controls Project. All official parties to this Docket and their legal representatives are invited and encouraged to attend and participate in the tour. Js

171. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s Response to KGEN Power Management, Inc.'s Limited Appearance - Statement of Position. Ks

174. Entegra Power Group LLC's Status Update Brief. Ks

175. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits response to Order #14. kr

176. Order #16 (Commission) In order to allow the Commission adequate time to consider those separate Petitions to Intervene of Nucor Steel - Arkansas, Nucor-Yamato Steel Company (Nucor) and The Wind Coalition, the Commission hereby waives the applicability of Rule 3.04(b)(1) to said Petitions. Therefore, the Petitions to Intervene Nucor and The Wind Coalition remain under advisement pending the Commission's final ruling on said Petitions. The Commissioners' legal advisor for this Docket is Lori L. Burrows who can be contacted at 501.682.5875 or via email at LBurrows@psc.state.ar.us Js

179. The General Staff of the Arkansas Public Service Commission hereby submits motion to immediately suspend procedural schedule. Ks (Order #17)

180. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., response to Staff's motion to immediately suspend procedural schedule. Ks (Order #17)

181. Response in support of Staff's motion to immediately suspend procedural schedule filed by Sierra Club and National Audubon Society, Inc. Ks

182. Order #17 (Commission) grants Arkansas Public Service Commission General Staff's Motion to Immediately Suspend Procedural Schedule filed December 3, 2009. Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) request for a commensurate suspension in discovery until the procedural schedule resumes is hereby denied. In addition, beginning thirty (30) days from the date of this Order and every 30 days thereafter until modified by a subsequent Commission Order, EAI shall file a progress report on developments related to the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality and Environmental Protection Agency's ongoing review of the referenced draft title V air permit and any attendant consequences anticipated related to this Commission's consideration of EAI's Petition for a Declaratory Order. Js

183. The Wind Coalition's reply to Entergy Arkansas' Response to the Wind Coalition's Petition to Intervene. Ks

185. Order #18 (Commission) NOTICE - The guided tour of the White Bluff Steam Electric Station in Redfield, Arkansas scheduled for January 12, 2009 has been canceled and will be rescheduled once the procedural schedules resumes. Js

186. Intervenor Sierra Club's objection to Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s designation of the September 14, 2009 White Bluff SDA Mass Balance Calculation Report as "Highly Sensitive Protected Information" and as Confidential Information. Ks

187. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. hereby submits response to Order #17. kr

188. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., hereby submits response to intervenor Sierra Club objection to Entergy Arkansas, Inc., designation of the September 14, 2009 White Bluff SDA Mass Balance Calculation Report as "Highly Sensitive Protected Information" and as Confidential Information. Kr

189. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. submits response to Order No. 17. Ks

190. ORDER #19 (COMMISSION) Amended Interim Protective Order: The Commission hereby designates Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Connie C. Griffin to review and examine all pleadings filed pursuant to IPO No. 1 ordering ¶ 11 regarding Confidential Information submitted and/or filed in this Docket. Upon completion of her review, ALJ Griffin is directed to issue an appropriate final Protective Order of Non-Disclosure as may be needed. Any party aggrieved by any final Protective Order of NonDisclosure issued by ALJ Griffin may petition the Commission for review and rehearing of such Order within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the same. Kr

191. ORDER #20 (COMMISSION) The Commission indefinitely suspended--at the request of the General Staff and with support of the other parties,--the procedural schedule in this Docket and canceled a tour of the White Bluff Steam Electric Station, respectively. Likewise, the evidentiary hearing previously scheduled by Order #12 entered on March 8, 2010, is canceled and will be rescheduled once the procedural schedules resumes. Kr

192. Entergy Arkansas, Inc. hereby submits Response to Order No. 17. Cm

193. Entergy Arkansas, Inc., submits response to Order #17 with attachment of Exhibit B. Kr

194. Response of Entergy Arkansas, Inc. to Order No. 17 and Notice of Withdrawal of Petition for Declaratory Order. Ks (ORDER #21)

195. ORDER #21 (COMMISSION) Accordingly, and for good cause shown, Entergy Arkansas, Inc.'s (EAI) withdrawal is approved hereby and EAI is relieved of the reporting obligations outlined in Order #17. Closed docket. Kr