Enhance your home’s energy efficiency while maintaining optimal comfort by weatherizing your house. Did you know that the attic is often the prime area for significant energy-saving opportunities? Many homes in the U.S. suffer from insufficient insulation and notable air leaks. By properly sealing leaks and adding insulation, you can enjoy increased comfort and save up to 10% on your annual energy costs.
Vicksburg will once again be home to an Entergy Mississippi power generation source with construction of the Vicksburg Advanced Power Station. The 754-megawatt combined-cycle combustion turbine facility will help ensure Entergy Mississippi’s 459,000 customers continue to have efficient, reliable and affordable energy.
Entergy Mississippi has named new faces to the company’s governmental affairs and customer service teams. Candace Coleman and DeLana Jones will support the teams’ stakeholder engagement in Entergy Mississippi’s service area.
October is Energy Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to tackle vampire power and other forms of energy waste in your home. Saving energy and money is a treat you can enjoy all year long. Use these easy steps to get started.
It’s important to not lose sight of safety, even during busy days, family gatherings or holiday preparations. Entergy Mississippi offer these tips for keeping your family safe through it all.
Superpower Mississippi is the largest, most comprehensive grid upgrade in the company’s history and will save customers millions in costs that otherwise would be included in future bills.
Entergy Mississippi’s Residential Energy Audit and Direct Install (READI) Program makes it easy and convenient to enhance your home’s energy efficiency.
Entergy Mississippi President and CEO Haley Fisackerly participated in an Executive Conversation at the POLITICO Energy Summit and on a panel at the AWS Summit, both held recently in Washington, D.C.
Entergy Mississippi customers in Grenada County are now being served by a more reliable transmission grid. The company recently completed a $33-million project to support power load growth in Grenada’s industrial corridor. The project includes a new substation, 2 miles of transmission lines and 3 miles of distribution lines.
As students from kindergarten to college-aged return to the classroom, some schools are welcoming them back with more energy-efficient technologies, like upgraded HVAC systems, lighting and commercial cooking equipment.