This week, Deanna Rodriguez, President & CEO of Entergy New Orleans and Phillip May, President & CEO of Entergy Louisiana, joined the Edison Electric Institute on The Current Podcast to talk about resilience investments, economic development and partnering with our customers. Clickhereto listen.
Entergy New Orleans is making investments to ensure a more resilient Orleans Parish.
The United States Post Office has a slogan about its commitment to customers. Adding a support system, empathy, and trusted counselors to the mix captures the commitment of the employees from Entergy New Orleans’ Customer Care Centers.
Trees can bring beauty to your landscaping plan and will cool your home in the summer and keep winter winds away. Fall is considered the perfect time to plant a tree, but do you know what trees to plant if you have power lines near your home?
While the calendar technically says it’s fall and everything now comes pumpkin spice flavored, Louisianans are still feeling the heat.
Even with work and home obligations, Entergy Louisiana employees find time to help others. Whether preparing taxes for low-income customers, helping families after disaster strikes or working with students with different learning levels, volunteering is just one way employees share their time and talents.
Three Entergy gas servicemen in Louisiana went above and beyond to help a blighted community while in the neighborhood for a service call. Now, they are being honored by their industry peers in the Southern Gas Association for their efforts to help better the quality of life in the communities we serve.
It’s 110 degrees in the shade! In the South, temperatures can reach potentially dangerous levels for anyone working outside or spending time outdoors recreationally. If you’re sweating your way through the day, here are some tips on how to recognize the dangers of heat stress and how to avoid them.
There comes a time when you may be faced with a situation where you know you must go above and beyond to help those in need. For three Entergy Louisiana gas workers, that’s exactly what happened while on a job to restore gas to a low-income housing apartment complex in Baton Rouge. The work involved entering individual apartments to relight appliances.
The innovative educational program that debuted at Hamilton on Broadway continued in New Orleans on March 29, when more than 2,600 students and teachers from 41 high schools attended a matinee performance of the musical at the Saenger Theatre. The Hamilton producers made tickets for this educational partnership available for $70, $60 of which was subsidized in part by a grant from Entergy Corporation.