As 2025 wraps up, Entergy New Orleans wants to help you save money and energy through the Energy Smart program. From free products to rebates and weatherization services, there are plenty of ways to make your home more efficient before the year ends.
Import distribution centers are reshaping how major retailers move products across the country. These large facilities receive imported goods from ocean carriers and prepare them for transport to stores and customers across the United States. When located near a port, import distribution centers generate concentrated economic activity, create permanent jobs, and attract substantial commercial investment.
As cooler weather rolls into New Orleans, it’s the perfect time to prepare your home for next summer’s heat—and save money while doing it. Through Energy Smart, residential customers can take advantage of rebates on central air conditioning units and other energy-efficient upgrades.
At Entergy New Orleans, our employees take pride in going the extra mile for customers to ensure reliable service and safe operations across the city. Harold Chaisson, a crew leader in the Central Business District, recently demonstrated the kind of leadership and initiative that defines our workforce.
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Entergy New Orleans hosted its 2025 Annual Power to Care Golf Tournament at English Turn Golf & Country Club, bringing together employees, community members, and corporate partners for a day of friendly competition and philanthropy. Thirty-six teams teed off in an 18-hole scramble, raising more than $145,000 and receiving $8,000 in kind donations to support The Power to Care program, which provides emergency bill payment assistance to seniors and customers with disabilities in Orleans Parish.
For the 18th consecutive year, Site Selection Magazine has named Entergy a Top Utility in economic development.
Entergy New Orleans hosted the inaugural Charged Up Luncheon, bringing together more than 25 nonprofit organizations that are driving positive change in our community.
For the third year in a row, Entergy has partnered with the New Orleans Association of Black Journalists to support its mission of inspiring Black students to pursue careers in journalism and communications.
Entergy New Orleans partnered with the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) on the development of the Sullivan Substation, a key component of SWBNO’s broader Power Complex. This initiative represents an important step in ensuring the city’s residents and businesses have access to reliable electricity and effective stormwater management, especially in a city vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
As the first cool breezes of fall rustle the leaves that are beginning to turn from green to vibrant hues of red, gold and orange, we begin to think of all the fun family activities and events autumn will bring.