Entergy Louisiana president and CEO Phillip May has been named the 2026 Executive of the Year by the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry, recognizing his exceptional leadership in strengthening Louisiana’s business climate, advancing major economic development initiatives and supporting the wellbeing of communities across the state.
Entergy Louisiana today announced an additional agreement with Meta to support the hyperscale data center in Northeast Louisiana. Structured to ensure Meta pays its full cost of service, the agreement is expected to deliver approximately $2 billion in customer savings to Entergy Louisiana customers over 20 years, in addition to the $650 million previously announced.
When the winter storm rolled through Entergy Louisiana’s service territory, customers may have noticed bucket trucks in the air and crews working long past sunset. What they likely didn’t notice was the quiet layer of mentorship happening alongside the restoration – seasoned Entergy veterans walking job sites, coaching younger crews and making sure every decision in the field was well grounded in safety and experience.
His bunk is frigid, just a tick below 20-degrees outside his trailer, and his feet are freezing. He wearily loads up his gear, including extra socks for when his first pair get too wet in the snow and ice, and saunters over to his team’s morning safety briefing.
At Entergy Louisiana, powering homes and businesses is just the beginning – our deeper mission is to power lives. One of the most meaningful ways we live out this commitment is through strategic charitable giving.
We are deeply disappointed by Sunday’s outage event, which occurred when Entergy was directed by our reliability coordinator, MISO (the Midcontinent Independent System Operator), to bring many of our customers offline. MISO oversees electric reliability across a 15-state region, including Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans. They monitor the transmission system and electricity demand to […]
This is our home, too, and most of us at Entergy are customers just like you. We know it’s important to you that we deliver reliable power at an affordable price. In fact, we take this responsibility to heart and it’s more important than ever that our teams work diligently every day to help keep your bills as low as possible.
Throughout this summer, our state has experienced severe drought conditions that brought about significant challenges for both its residents and its environment. Louisiana faced record-setting heat along with a prolonged period of below-average rainfall, leading to parched landscapes, depleted water reservoirs, and stressed agricultural systems.
With support from Entergy Louisiana, a development project in Lake Charles is on track to become one of the state’s natural wonders.
Natural gas is an essential fuel for customers in Louisiana. In the spirit of Entergy’s commitment to continuous improvement and in order to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of gas, that infrastructure needs to be replaced.
Entergy Louisiana crews successfully restored power to over 100,000 customers over the past week after a series of strong spring storms over a seven-day span brought extreme wind, rain and lightning across the state.
Entergy’s storm team, currently 6,200, once again made great headway in the restoration process following Hurricane Zeta, bringing power back on to over 450,000 customers as of 7 p.m. Tuesday evening.
Hurricane Zeta Restoration Update – 11/1/20 @ 8 p.m.
As of 8 p.m. Halloween night, crews have successfully restored power to over 330,000 customers who lost service following Hurricane Zeta. At its peak, the storm caused more than 480,000 outages for Entergy customers in Louisiana.
Just two days after Category 2 Hurricane Zeta hit Southeast Louisiana, Entergy has restored power to over half of all customers who were affected and will be on the streets restoring power through the night with a workforce of 5,700.