Entergy served as title sponsor of the 13th annual Red Stick Rumble, held September 19 at Denham Springs High School. Entergy employees volunteered and served as judges, supporting student robotics teams from Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
Entergy Louisiana President and CEO Phillip May recently joined Kathryn Fenstermaker for Episode 7 of FUELED to discuss the intersection of economic development and energy infrastructure in Louisiana.
Entergy Louisiana is investing in the future of higher education and workforce development by awarding $35,000 in STEM scholarships to nine students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities, or HBCUs, and partner institutions across Louisiana.
A reliable and resilient electric system depends on more than infrastructure. It depends on the skilled men and women who build, maintain and restore it.
Entergy Louisiana was honored for its commitment to strengthening communities during the Capital Area United Way (CAUW) Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon, where company leaders and employees were recognized for their service, leadership and philanthropic impact.
Entergy Louisiana has been recognized in three categories as Business Report’s 10/12 Industry Report announced its 2026 Louisiana Energy Awards finalists, reflecting the company’s leadership in resiliency, economic development and strategic planning.
For 12 years, Dylan Granger, lineworker at Entergy Louisiana, has helped keep the lights on for customers across our service territory. This year, his dedication to serving customers safely and reliably earned him national recognition during the Edison Electric Institute’s National Lineworker Appreciation Day celebration in Washington, D.C.
Entergy New Orleans continues to make progress on reliability improvements in the Kenilworth area of New Orleans East. This work is focused on strengthening the underground electric system by replacing critical equipment that will help improve reliability and reduce the likelihood of future outages.
Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans are closely monitoring the tropical system in the Gulf and are preparing for severe weather that could impact our service territory within the next 24 hours. Should the storm impact our service areas, Entergy crews are ready to respond quickly and safely once conditions allow.
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.