Earth Day is April 22, and Entergy Solutions is here to help you make an impact with a variety of simple upgrades to your home that will help you conserve energy and reduce your environmental footprint.
At Entergy Louisiana, we’re committed to providing safe, reliable and efficient lighting solutions to our communities. We work closely with customers who desire additional illumination to add fixtures and/or proactively upgrade existing streetlighting infrastructure with more modern technology, including the incorporation of LED fixtures.
As temperatures start to warm up across the South, many residents will begin to run their A/C unit and increase energy usage. Heating and cooling costs account for about 55 percent of the average customer’s electric bill, but energy-efficient products like the Amazon Smart Thermostat can help even out spikes by automatically adjusting the temperature based on a consumer’s schedule and habits.
Entergy Solutions’ offerings are easy to fall in love with—especially when they can improve your home’s energy-efficiency. Save energy with our no-cost assessments from home performance with ENERGY STAR, rebates on retail lighting & appliances and more.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are engaged in all levels of restoration work this morning after a winter storm brought steady winds and freezing rain overnight, causing scattered power outages in the southern portion of the state.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are working to improve the electric system for approximately 1,800 residents and businesses near Siegen Lane and Airline Highway in Baton Rouge.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are working to improve the electric system for nearly 3,000 residents in the Westminster area of Baton Rouge.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors have been working to improve the electric system for approximately 1,900 residential and business customers in the Vacherie area.
Entergy and Accenture, a professional services company, have partnered a second year with Grambling State University in Louisiana to develop an innovation and technology workforce of the future through an internship program called Level Up.
A team of Entergy employee volunteers and members of Quad Area Community Action Agency worked together to weatherize the home of Gerry Matherne in Laplace.