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Five ways Entergy is working to make your power bill one less thing to worry about

March 10, 2022/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

Like most things these days, the material costs related to generating and delivering your power have gone up recently. Almost 70% of the energy produced by Entergy Mississippi comes from natural gas which has seen its pricing double over the last year and become much more volatile. Since our costs to buy natural gas are passed through to customers (with no profit to the company), customer bills have gone up as a result. While our customer rates are still below the U.S. average, Entergy Mississippi is taking real action to keep this and other inflationary business cost increases from making your power bill unaffordable. Here are just five of the steps we have taken:

Historic Winter Storm Reveals Value of Teamwork

March 9, 2021/in Storm Center/by Haley Fisackerly

February’s historic winter storm was the worst such event to hit Mississippi in 25 years. The two waves of frozen precipitation, long-lasting, record cold and large area of impact made it one of Entergy’s most challenging power generation and power restoration events on record. More than 90,000 Mississippi customers lost power due to the weather.

Working for a Better Tomorrow

December 7, 2020/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

Entergy Mississippi commemorates 20 years of its low-income customer initiative

Electric Companies Can Close the Digital Divide

November 4, 2020/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

Because of COVID-19, children in American cities and suburbs are attending school at home through a laptop. Regrettably, other students across rural America cannot watch their instructors’ lessons because there is no broadband access. This pandemic has brought into clear focus how much we all depend on the Internet and the urban versus rural disparity of those connections.

Entergy Mississippi: Here When You Need Us – Especially Now

May 13, 2020/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

The men and women of Entergy Mississippi are always here when our state needs us – and that is even more true in times like this. That is why in addition to providing safe, reliable and affordable electricity to those sheltering in place at home during the peak of a spring storm season, our people are also working on solutions to help our customers and communities hurt by the financial hardship brought about during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Message from Haley Fisackerly: Managing Through the COVID-19 Crisis

March 19, 2020/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

These are unprecedented times for all of us, and at Entergy Mississippi we take the health, safety and security of our customers, communities, employees and business partners very seriously. We are committed to powering our customers and communities regardless of the circumstance.

The Utility of the Future: Where Customers, Technology and Solutions Intersect

June 6, 2019/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

Entergy has begun installing advanced meters, the foundation for grid modernization

The ‘Brain’ of the Electric Grid in the Heart of the Capital City

August 9, 2018/in Storm Center/by Haley Fisackerly

For several years now, we at Entergy Mississippi have been focused onbuilding the utility of the future. Central to that effort is modernizing the electric grid, hardening it against storms, incorporating renewable electricity sources and developing technologies that allow us to better respond to customer outages and customer needs.

Hire Mississippi: Working to Provide Opportunities for Growth

March 22, 2018/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

“A rising tide lifts all boats”— slogan often quoted by President John F. Kennedy

Who regulates Mississippi’s utilities? SB 2295 offers clarity, fairness

March 12, 2018/in Blog post/by Haley Fisackerly

In a show of bipartisan support, Senate Bill 2295 recently passed the Mississippi House of Representatives by a vote of 90-26. It now goes back to the Senate for concurrence, where it originally passed by an overwhelming vote of 51-1.