In honor of Jan. 21 being Squirrel Appreciation Day, we recognize squirrels as the furry, cute denizens of our backyards, public parks and woodland habitats. But these small, mischievous creatures wreak havoc on utility infrastructure across the nation. You don’t have to look far to find real-world examples of these usual suspects causing power outages.
For Deborah Drago, industrial account executive at Entergy Texas, being involved in her community is a way of life.
Fifty-eight years ago this week, a group of lineworkers from Florida’s Jacksonville Electric Authority were completing routine maintenance in the blazing sun. It was hot, difficult work, and a group of public onlookers had gathered below to watch.
May 12-16 marks National Infrastructure Week, but for Entergy employees, it seems like the observance is celebrated daily.
For centuries, humans have been fascinated by the solar eclipse.
Each successive year, consumers see more electric vehicles on the market. Detroit-based General Motors has already publicly committed to putting 30 new electric vehicles on the market by 2025, aiming to help build an emissions-free future.
With automobile manufacturers introducing new options for electric vehicles, including Ford Motor Company’s 2021 announcement of its all-electric F-150 Lightning truck, many consumers are giving them another look. As you make decisions about your next family vehicle, it can be difficult to know the true costs of charging an electric car versus filling up a traditional tank.
As holiday lights are replaced with firework displays, remember to celebrate the new year safely. A trip to the emergency room is the last way you want to start 2022.
Is your business looking for its love connection this Valentine’s Day? If your company is on the prowl for expansion and growth, the Entergy region might be your perfect match. Why?
Stay safe by marking underground utility lines in advance