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2028. Entergy’s April 2026 groundbreaking release identifies Legend and Lone Star as physically progressing projects expected to begin serving customers in 2028.
Construction is verified; the completion date remains an estimate. The timeline marker represents the published target year/month, not a confirmed opening day.
Entergy’s September 11, 2025 approval release gives a $1.6 billion investment for Legend, updating the earlier $1.46 billion proposal. The operator’s design rating is 754 MW and physical groundbreaking occurred April 9, 2026. Economic-impact and customer-benefit figures are not the construction budget.
Published project-specific cost for Legend Power Station: USD 1.6e+09. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate.
Published electric generating project rating for Legend Power Station: 754 MW. Basis: Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production. The operator identifies Legend as a 754 MW combined-cycle plant.
Entergy’s April 9, 2026 announcement confirms groundbreaking on Legend in Port Arthur and Lone Star near Cleveland. Both were approved by the PUCT in 2025 and are expected to serve customers in 2028. The combined projects exceed 1,200 MW; that combined figure is not the capacity of either plant alone. April 9, 2026 groundbreaking verifies physical construction; target service is 2028.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
Joint groundbreaking ceremony for Legend and Lone Star power stations in Port Arthur, Texas, April 9, 2026. This is the shared project ceremony, not a photograph of a completed Lone Star plant or its Cleveland-area construction site. Credit: Office of the Texas Governor, via Entergy Texas. Source and gallery; original media.
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2028. Entergy’s April 2026 groundbreaking release identifies Legend and Lone Star as physically progressing projects expected to begin serving customers in 2028.
Construction is verified; the completion date remains an estimate. The timeline marker represents the published target year/month, not a confirmed opening day.
Entergy’s September 11, 2025 approval release gives a $1.6 billion investment for Legend, updating the earlier $1.46 billion proposal. The operator’s design rating is 754 MW and physical groundbreaking occurred April 9, 2026. Economic-impact and customer-benefit figures are not the construction budget.
Published project-specific cost for Legend Power Station: USD 1.6e+09. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate.
Published electric generating project rating for Legend Power Station: 754 MW. Basis: Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production. The operator identifies Legend as a 754 MW combined-cycle plant.
Entergy’s April 9, 2026 announcement confirms groundbreaking on Legend in Port Arthur and Lone Star near Cleveland. Both were approved by the PUCT in 2025 and are expected to serve customers in 2028. The combined projects exceed 1,200 MW; that combined figure is not the capacity of either plant alone. April 9, 2026 groundbreaking verifies physical construction; target service is 2028.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
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Entergy’s September 11, 2025 approval release gives a $1.6 billion investment for Legend, updating the earlier $1.46 billion proposal. The operator’s design rating is 754 MW and physical groundbreaking occurred April 9, 2026. Economic-impact and customer-benefit figures are not the construction budget.
Published project-specific cost for Legend Power Station: USD 1.6e+09. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate.
Published electric generating project rating for Legend Power Station: 754 MW. Basis: Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production. The operator identifies Legend as a 754 MW combined-cycle plant.
Entergy’s April 9, 2026 announcement confirms groundbreaking on Legend in Port Arthur and Lone Star near Cleveland. Both were approved by the PUCT in 2025 and are expected to serve customers in 2028. The combined projects exceed 1,200 MW; that combined figure is not the capacity of either plant alone. April 9, 2026 groundbreaking verifies physical construction; target service is 2028.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
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Entergy’s April 9, 2026 announcement confirms groundbreaking on Legend in Port Arthur and Lone Star near Cleveland. Both were approved by the PUCT in 2025 and are expected to serve customers in 2028. The combined projects exceed 1,200 MW; that combined figure is not the capacity of either plant alone.
EIA August 2026 generator inventory, plant ID 68053: Legend Power Station, Jefferson County, TX. Included 1 new/recent generating units with a summed nameplate rating of 754 MW.
EIA reports operation at month/year precision. The date is the last day of the earliest reported operation month/year, an estimated display boundary, not an exact opening day. Different units may have later dates. Future dates are operator-reported plans, not guarantees.
Coordinates are the EIA-reported plant point, not a verified entrance. New units at existing plants are included; the total excludes older units and battery/pumped storage. Capacity is a power rating, not annual energy output. Status was reported in August and may have changed since.
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Published target: 2028. Construction is documented, but this future completion/operation milestone is estimated. The date is a year/month-end timeline marker and is not a confirmed exact opening day. Source: https://www.entergy[3][4][5].com/news/entergy-texas-breaks-ground-legend-and-lone-star
Legend Power Station design rendering from the upper panel of Entergy[3][4][5] Texas’s February 4, 2026 presentation, PDF page 10. This is the Legend panel, not the Lone Star design below it, and is not an as-built photograph.
Published project-specific cost for Legend Power Station: USD 1.6e+09. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate.[1]
Published electric generating project rating for Legend Power Station: 754 MW. Basis: Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production. The operator identifies Legend as a 754 MW combined-cycle plant.[1]
Entergy’s[3][4] April 9, 2026 announcement confirms groundbreaking on Legend in Port Arthur and Lone Star near Cleveland. Both were approved by the PUCT in 2025 and are expected to serve customers in 2028. The combined projects exceed 1,200 MW; that combined figure is not the capacity of either plant alone. April 9, 2026 groundbreaking verifies physical construction; target service is 2028.
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2028. Entergy’s April 2026 groundbreaking release identifies Legend and Lone Star as physically progressing projects expected to begin serving customers in 2028.[5]
Construction is verified; the completion date remains an estimate. The timeline marker represents the published target year/month, not a confirmed opening day.
Entergy’s September 11, 2025 approval release gives a $1.6 billion investment for Legend, updating the earlier $1.46 billion proposal. The operator’s design rating is 754 MW and physical groundbreaking occurred April 9, 2026. Economic-impact and customer-benefit figures are not the construction budget.[3][4][5]
Published project-specific cost for Legend Power Station: USD 1.6e+09. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate.[3]
Published electric generating project rating for Legend Power Station: 754 MW. Basis: Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production. The operator identifies Legend as a 754 MW combined-cycle plant.[4]
Entergy’s April 9, 2026 announcement confirms groundbreaking on Legend in Port Arthur and Lone Star near Cleveland. Both were approved by the PUCT in 2025 and are expected to serve customers in 2028. The combined projects exceed 1,200 MW; that combined figure is not the capacity of either plant alone. April 9, 2026 groundbreaking verifies physical construction; target service is 2028.[5]
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
Legend Power Station design rendering from the upper panel of Entergy Texas’s February 4, 2026 presentation, PDF page 10. This is the Legend panel, not the Lone Star design below it, and is not an as-built photograph. Credit: Entergy Texas, Jessica Hill presentation hosted by TXCPA. Source and gallery; original media.