Entries by Corporate Team

Injured bald eagle found at Entergy power station recovers and returns to habitat

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MONTZ, LA. – On March 22, an injured adult bald eagle was discovered at the J. Wayne Leonard Power Station in Louisiana, prompting swift action from plant staff, local wildlife authorities and conservationists. Coordinated efforts between Entergy, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and rehabilitation experts made sure the eagle was safely rescued and placed under professional care.

Is your house running hot and cold?

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Do you find yourself overheated in some parts of your house, while throwing on a sweatshirt in others? It’s a common problem that can leave household members uncomfortable and fighting over the thermostat. It can even increase your energy bills. Learn what causes hot and cold spots in your home and how you can fix them.

Back to school energy-saving tips

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The days are turning shorter, vacation is over and kids are headed back to school. Does your household make the grade when it comes to energy efficiency? Now is the time to get more serious about saving energy. These quick, cost-saving tips will help you adjust your energy use to match your family’s new routine.

We’re taking steps to advance reliability across our region

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In the ever-evolving energy sector, the latest advancements in technology are critical for enhancing service reliability for customers. Entergy is leading the charge by implementing a groundbreaking artificial intelligence procedure to significantly reduce the frequency and duration of power outages associated with maintenance outages. This innovative technology uses smart meter infrastructure to predict power outages and ensure more reliable power delivery to homes and businesses.

Trees and power lines don’t always mix

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Trees add beauty to any landscape, but they have some impressive practical benefits as well. They clean the air, reduce carbon dioxide and (when positioned correctly) provide protection from wind and sun, reducing heating and cooling costs. If a tree grows too close to a power line, however, it can cause power outages and become a life-threatening danger.

6 easy conservation tips for renters

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You may not own your apartment or home, but you still have to pay the bills. The following simple changes won’t cost you much and they can make a big difference on your energy budget. It’s a great way to reduce your impact on the environment as well.