Entergy Arkansas has successfully restored power to 93% of customers impacted by multiple storm fronts on Sunday. Crews have worked diligently to safely restore approximately 39,370 power interruptions since the peak of storm fronts moved through the state on Aug. 18. Currently there are approximately 3,042 remaining customer outages.
We understand how power outages impact your life and appreciate your patience as crews continue to work as quickly and safely as possible to restore power.
If you have an old, working refrigerator or freezer that you don’t know what to do with, Entergy Arkansas can help. Our program makes appliance recycling a breeze- simply schedule an appointment and we’ll pick up your old refrigerator and recycle it at no cost. You’ll receive a $25 rebate—and the satisfaction of knowing you’re keeping large appliances out of the landfill.
As the largest solar provider and a leader in industrial-scale renewable energy in the state, Entergy Arkansas offers its customers the opportunity to participate through a variety of options in solar power generation to help meet their renewable energy objectives. Unfortunately, as the renewable industry expands, Entergy Arkansas has heard from customers and agencies like the Attorney General’s office about many scams popping up.
Don’t let rising temperatures compromise your comfort. Keep your home cool and comfortable with a high-performance A/C tune-up through our Entergy Solutions programs.
During the month of June, Entergy Arkansas is focusing our philanthropic efforts on food insecurity. One in five Arkansans faces hunger – and that number becomes one in four for children. Both statistics make the state the highest for food insecurity in the country.
Multiple storms moved through the state May 24 and May 25, causing widespread power outages, toppling transmission structures, breaking utility poles and causing major property damage.
Just over 1,100 customers remain without power tonight after Entergy Arkansas crews restored power to thousands over the last several days. More than 46,000 customer interruptions have been restored since Friday evening.
Everyone understands that restoring power is the first order of business. Crews are now cleaning up broken poles, wire, etc as workload permits. Please be patient, as we work to remove the remaining equipment and debris.
Approximately 2,536 customers from a peak of 22,700 remain without power, with most expected to be restored today by 10 p.m. A total of 44,000 customer interruptions have been restored since Friday evening, while some areas in the northern portion of the state will not be energized until later in the evening or Wednesday, May 29.