Entergy Louisiana, alongside local elected officials, community leaders and project partners, celebrated the start of a major grid resilience project in St. Bernard Parish, marking another milestone in the company’s commitment to building a stronger, more reliable and affordable electric system for southeast Louisiana.
In recognition of National Volunteer Week (April 19–25), Entergy Louisiana is proud to highlight one of our own whose commitment to service exemplifies Entergy’s core values. Billy Bonner, senior IT consultant, has been named the 2026 Northeast Louisiana Champion of Service by Volunteer Louisiana.
Although lower temperatures in the colder months can increase electricity use and energy costs, Entergy Louisiana is committed to helping customers stay warm and save money throughout the winter with bill management tools and resources.
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Hut 8, an energy infrastructure platform integrating power, digital infrastructure and computing at scale to fuel next-generation, energy-intensive use cases, announced it will develop the River Bend artificial intelligence data center campus in Southeast Louisiana. The project represents a up to $10 billion investment in Phase I, including Hut 8’s investment in data center infrastructure.
Entergy Louisiana is proud to recognize employees Jamison Jones and Caleb Neyland for their exceptional display of integrity, responsibility and unwavering commitment to the well-being of others – values that define who we are as a company.
Entergy Louisiana officially cut the ribbon on its new Sterlington Solar Facility in Ouachita Parish. This milestone marks the dawn of a cleaner, more sustainable era in a place deeply rooted in Entergy’s history.
Entergy Louisiana partnered with Catholic Charities Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux to support the Good Samaritan Food Bank’s Thanksgiving distribution, helping provide hundreds of local families with access to nutritious holiday meals. With Entergy Louisiana’s support, the organization purchased 165 turkeys and prepared more than 700 Thanksgiving food boxes for residents throughout the community.
Entergy Louisiana is proud to recognize Brian Delaune as the Lineman of the Game during the New Orleans Saints’ home game against the Atlanta Falcons. This recognition celebrates employees who exemplify the dedication, professionalism and community commitment that define Entergy’s lineworkers across the state.
Entergy Louisiana has named Nyka Scott as vice president of customer service, effective Nov. 23. Scott currently serves as vice president of customer service and economic development for Entergy New Orleans and will assume her new role following the recent appointment of Michelle Bourg as vice president of economic development for Entergy Louisiana.