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Keep your family safe as fall brings new routines, shorter days and cooler temperatures
Following a few simple tips can help families celebrate sweater weather safely

Advanced transmission technology: A closer look at the innovation that will help us get more from the grid
The advanced transmission technology being deployed will help us increase power capacity, reduce congestion and strengthen the energy grid.

Entergy New Orleans raises record $175,000 at annual Power to Care Golf Tournament
Entergy New Orleans brought together business and community partners for a day of golf and giving at its annual Power to Care Golf Tournament. The event raised a record $175,000 to help seniors and customers with disabilities facing financial hardship.

Meet the pros: Daniel Boratko
Meet Daniel Boratko, manager of resource planning and market analytics in the system planning and operations organization, based in The Woodlands, Texas.

Entergy Arkansas announces enhanced partnership at Google West Memphis campus, delivering at least $500M in new savings for all customers
Google is financially supporting investments by Entergy Arkansas that will strengthen communities, enhance power grid and support regional growth.

US Energy Department selects Entergy Mississippi to receive $4.2M for grid improvements
Entergy Mississippi was selected to receive $4.2 million from the U.S. Department of Energy for upgrades to strengthen performance of its transmission system.

Dry conditions, wind combine to create fire hazards
We ask all customers to join us in taking every precaution and follow any local or state orders, such as full or partial burn bans.

United Way names Drew and Lynn Marsh as Alexis de Tocqueville honorees
The United Way of Southeast Louisiana named Entergy Chair and CEO Drew Marsh and his wife, Lynn, as the 2026 Alexis de Tocqueville Award recipients for their exceptional community leadership and philanthropic commitment.

Insights from the Entergy Arkansas Affordability Summit
Entergy Arkansas's Affordability Summit brought together organizations that serve many of the same communities and often encounter the same challenges from different perspectives.

Forward Searcy Site 1 earns Entergy Arkansas ‘Select Site’ certification
Forward Searcy and Entergy Arkansas today announced that Forward Searcy Site 1 has earned Entergy Arkansas’ Select Site certification, recognizing the 44.46-acre property as a development-ready industrial site that has completed rigorous due diligence and meets established site-readiness standards.

Entergy Texas pone en operación la Central Eléctrica Avanzada de Orange County (OCAPS) para suministrar energía confiable al Sureste de Texas
La instalación de 1.215 megavatios ayudará a satisfacer la creciente demanda eléctrica; además utiliza tecnología con mayor eficiencia de combustible para generar más de $1.000 millones en ahorros a largo plazo para los clientes.

Entergy Texas’ Orange County Advanced Power Station begins delivering reliable power to Southeast Texas
Entergy Texas officially placed its Orange County Advanced Power Station into service today, adding a new source of around-the-clock power to help meet the growing energy needs across Southeast Texas. The 1,215-megawatt facility can generate enough electricity to power more than 230,000 homes.

Meet the pros: Jeffery Moore
For Jeffery Moore, a financial analyst based out of our Nuclear Headquarters in Jackson, Mississippi, financial proficiency begins with collaborative efforts that support the company’s nuclear excellence model through financial planning, forecasting and regulatory support.

Entergy invests in the future workforce through STEM scholarships for students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Entergy's Power of Prosperity program equips recipients with tools for success through education, career and workforce development programs

The road to Kansas: Entergy lineworkers take their skills to the international stage
For the Entergy lineworkers headed to Overland Park, Kansas, the competition doesn’t begin when they arrive at the rodeo grounds. It begins weeks and sometimes months earlier, with practice, preparation and repeated drills that demand the same precision and attention to detail they bring to their work every day.
