From rural backroads to growing communities, vegetation crews across Arkansas are working long hours to clear a path for reliable power as part of Entergy Arkansas’s Next Generation Arkansas vision to provide Better Power for its customers.
Arkansas celebrated Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 21, 2026, honoring the dedication and hard work of lineworkers who maintain and restore power across the state. The event highlighted the essential service these professionals provide to communities, especially during challenging conditions.
Takeaways from the 2026 American Association of Blacks in Energy national conference held in New Orleans and sponsored by Entergy
Entergy Arkansas has awarded Central Arkansas Water more than $355,000 in incentives for energy efficiency projects completed through its Entergy Solutions Large Commercial and Industrial program.
Entergy Arkansas’s commitment to strengthening the communities it serves was on full display at the recent vendor fair supporting the proposed Jefferson Power Station and Arkansas Cypress Solar projects.
Entergy Arkansas is proud to celebrate the continued success of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Generation Conservation Summit, returning to Hot Springs on November 4–5.
An old refrigerator or freezer can take up valuable space and continue using energy, even when it’s rarely opened. Over time, older refrigerators can use about 35% more energy than newer, energy-efficient models, which can translate to meaningful savings if you decide to upgrade.
Entergy Arkansas is helping power more than just homes and businesses, it’s helping power the future of young women across South Arkansas through its continued partnership with the Girls Learning About Math and Science (GLAMS) program.
Entergy Arkansas today announced it will host a vendor fair for Arkansas companies interested in pursuing contract opportunities related to the Jefferson Power Station and Arkansas Cypress Solar and Battery construction.
Entergy Arkansas crews continue making strong progress restoring power following severe weather that moved through the state on Sunday, March 15.