Entergy Arkansas in partnership with the Central Arkansas Development Council and other local service organizations, hosted a customer resource pop-up event designed to connect people with the support they need most.
Entergy Arkansas is investing in the future of higher education and workforce development by awarding $32,500 in scholarships to eight outstanding students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and partner institutions in Arkansas.
The dog days of summer are here — and so is the humidity. While you can’t control the weather, you can take steps to keep your home cool, comfy and dry. One of the easiest and most affordable solutions is to use a room dehumidifier.
The recent Trades 4 Life event brought together industry professionals, educators, and community leaders with one shared goal: helping students see what’s possible for their future.
Entergy Arkansas is investing in the next generation by awarding six outstanding students $5,000 Community Power Scholarships.
As summer temperatures continue to climb, Entergy Arkansas is expanding in-person customer care events across the state.
Entergy Arkansas has promoted Bentley Story to director of industrial accounts.
Get ready for the summer heat with a high-performance A/C tune-up through our Entergy Solutions programs. Maintain your cooling system to improve your home’s efficiency and comfort.
Southside School District in Southside, Arkansas has received over $140,000 in incentives through participation in Entergy Arkansas’s Entergy Solutions offerings. This district has completed a series of major construction and upgrade projects across the district, resulting in significant energy efficiency improvement and cost savings.
Entergy Arkansas will host a series of in-person customer care events across the state beginning Tuesday, July 7, to connect customers with valuable resources like financial assistance for energy bills that increase with temperatures.
As the official first day of summer approaches and temperatures continue to rise, air conditioners will start running full blast and lead to an increase in electricity usage. However, staying cool and comfortable does not have to come at the cost of high energy bills.
As summer storm season approaches, residents across Arkansas are urged to stay alert and prepare for the potential of severe weather, including heavy rain, damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.
The Garland County Habitat for Humanity has received a $9,750 incentive for its 2024–2025 participation in the Entergy Arkansas Core Continuous Energy Improvement (CEI) offering.
Keep your home cool and comfortable with a high-performance A/C tune-up through our Entergy Solutions programs.
The event offered local officials a first-hand look at the complexity behind something most people take for granted: reliable electricity.