How the Mississippi legislature works
Republican trifectaConvenes every year; two-year legislative session with bills carrying over.
2026 Legislative Session — Summary
High-level counts of bills & resolutions this session
All Time — Summary
High-level counts of all bills & resolutions on record
Generation Mix
2025 · EIA78.1 TWh total · 14.7% nuclear
Energy storage
Consumes ~53,140 GWh · net exporter — 31% of generation is sent out of state. Chart shows in-state generation, not the consumption mix.
Market Structure
Nuclear Plants1 plant · 1,440 MW
2026 Legislative Session
Legislation
1 bill introduced in 2026
Enacted Legislation
All bills and resolutions signed or enacted in Mississippi
The Energy Academy Act bill extends the life of a partnership program between Vicksburg-Warren and Claiborne County school districts and a local nuclear facility to create a specialized high school academy focused on energy industry careers. Originally set to expire on July 1, 2025, the bill pushes…
# S.B. 2793 Analysis S.B. 2793 creates a new crime in Mississippi law called "financial institution accounts fraud," which makes it illegal to use false pretenses, fraudulent schemes, electronic devices, or coercion to withdraw money from banks, credit unions, or brokerage accounts or to cause these…
Commemorates the 40-year Anniversary of Entergy's Grand Gulf Nuclear Station.
The Public Service Commission adopted a resolution expressing its support of nuclear energy as a clean baseload energy source necessary to achieve a reliable, secure, and diversified electric grid. The Commission hosted its first Nuclear Summit examining developments around the deployment of new rea…
Exempts nuclear generating facilities from county, municipal, and district ad valorem taxes, instead requiring the utility pay the state Department of Revenue a sum based on the assessed value of such nuclear generating plant.
Authorizes the Board of Trustees of the Vicksburg Warren School District and the Claiborne County Board of Education to establish a partnership with the Entergy Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, Warren County, and the Mississippi Development Authority for a Nuclear Energy High School Academy.