Entergy will join organizations around the world on June 23 to recognize International Women in Engineering Day. This year’s theme, Engineering Intelligence, highlights the engineers who are solving complex problems, advancing technology and helping build a safer, more resilient future for our communities.
We have reached an important milestone in our work to build a stronger electric grid. Our self-healing networks are now helping improve power reliability for more than 500,000 Entergy customers.
Meet Stephen Miller, a locator on the Entergy Louisiana damage prevention team based in Louisiana. He joined the Entergy team a year and a half ago after beginning his career in damage prevention three years ago.
Recently, Entergy completed installation of three Skydio X10 drones at substations in Central Mississippi. These drones are equipped with cameras that can detect visual and thermal abnormalities.
Entergy’s linemen proved their skills at the 41st International Lineman’s Rodeo and Expo. During. The rodeo, journeyman lineman Zach Calhoun from Louisiana was awarded second place in the Apprentice Hurtman Rescue. His win is proof of the talent and safety-first attitude that runs deep across Entergy.
A team of first-rate Entergy lineworkers will head to the 41st International Lineman’s Rodeo & Expo to showcase their skills and compete against crews from around the world.
Meet Jasmin Haroldson, an engineer in the distribution asset management program design group, based out of Conroe, Texas.
Today, we take the opportunity to recognize the commitment and sacrifice made by lineworkers across the country to power our communities. Entergy joins the Edison Electric Institute, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and other industry groups in observing National Lineworker Appreciation Day on July 10, which also honors the life and work of Henry Miller, the first president of IBEW.
On July 10, Entergy joins the Edison Electric Institute, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and other industry groups in celebrating the nation’s electrical lineworkers by observing National Lineworker Appreciation Day.
Did you know trees and other vegetation can be a leading cause of power outages? We work year-round to maintain a robust vegetation management program whose sole charge is to protect the electrical lines that deliver power to customers’ homes and businesses from growing plants and trees.