Entergy Arkansas prepared for winter weather
Entergy Arkansas is prepared for the winter season ahead and encourages customers to prepare as well.
Entries by Lamor Williams
From apprentice to all-star: Dakota Hill named Lineman of the Game
When customers need help the most, Network Baseline Serviceman Dakota Hill is one of the Entergy Arkansas lineworkers they can count on.
Manufactured homes: Give the gift of winter comfort
Our Entergy Solutions Manufactured Homes Program offers weatherization measures to improve your home’s energy efficiency and alleviate concerns.
Simple steps for a safe and bright holiday season
Following a few simple precautions can help ensure a safe and bright holiday season.
Entergy Arkansas employees take part in Great Arkansas Cleanup
Entergy Arkansas employees take part in Great Arkansas Cleanup, the state’s largest community improvement effort, organized by Keep Arkansas Beautiful.
Easterseals Arkansas receives over $18K in incentives from Entergy Arkansas’s energy efficiency initiative
Entergy Arkansas recently awarded Easterseals of Arkansas more than $18,000 in incentives for energy efficiency projects completed as part of the Entergy Solutions CitySmart program’s mission-based offering. Easterseals completed construction on their new Academy campus in West Little Rock earlier this year, welcoming the first students to the space in August.
Get unmatched comfort this season
Enhance your home’s comfort by weatherizing it. Did you know that one of the key areas to focus on for improved energy efficiency is your attic? Many homes in the United States lack adequate insulation and have significant air leakage issues. By sealing air leaks and adding insulation, you can increase your comfort and save up to 11%* on your energy costs.
Jefferson Power Station: Powering Arkansas today and into the next generation
Entergy Arkansas is planning a major investment to power the state’s unprecedented growth and opportunity. Pending approval from the Arkansas Public Service Commission, the company will invest $1.6 billion to build the 754-megawatt Jefferson Power Station, a highly efficient natural gas plant near Redfield that will provide affordable, reliable energy for decades to come.