Entergy Corporation was named a recipient of the Edison Electric Institute’s Emergency Response Award for its outstanding response following the January 2026 winter storm.
With continued high temperatures expected across parts of our service area, we’re asking customers to stay safe from the extreme heat and follow any local or state orders, such as full or partial burn bans.
Entergy Chair and CEO Drew Marsh recently joined S&P Global Commodity Insights’ “Energy Evolution” podcast to share his perspective on the future of the nuclear power industry as the recently named chair of the board for the Nuclear Energy Institute.
Entergy joinsUtilities United Against Scamsthis week to supportInternational Fraud Awareness Weekand to recognize the ninth annual Utility Scam Awareness Day on Wednesday, November 20. Utility Scam Awareness Day is an advocacy and awareness campaign focused on educating customers and exposing scammer tactics.
This week marks the official start of summer, and high temperatures are already here. The past two summers have brought some of the hottest weather on record – reaching three-digit temperatures across our service area and leading to record-level electricity usage by our customers. While many factors impact customer energy bills, usage and weather are leading contributors.
We’re committed to continually improving our customer tools to meet your evolving needs, and in the coming weeks, you can expect to see an updated experience on our myEntergy customer portal. This redesigned website represents the most significant change since we launched myEntergy in 2020 and will deliver enhancements that bring a new look and feel to your energy experience.
Highest level of usage in July than seen over the last 10 yearsnThis summer, portions of the U.S. have experienced record-breaking temperatures, and there doesn’t look to be any relief in sight. Our service areas can continue to anticipate above average temperature forecasts in the coming week. With extreme temperatures, we’ve already seen customers surpassing previously set records for electricity usage, and we estimate that persistent high temperatures in the coming week could result in new peak usage in the regions we serve. Customers should be aware of how their energy usage impacts their bill costs.
This summer brought some of the hottest weather on record, leading to record-breaking electricity usage. Compounding factors like inflation and dramatically higher natural gas prices resulted in high bills for our customers. Tara Seavers, vice president, customer strategy and growth, sat down with GridX on their latest podcast, “With Great Power,” to discuss how Entergy […]
Since joining Entergy in 2017, I have participated in the Pride Employee Resource Group, and I’m currently serving the second year of my two-year term as chair. In this role, I work with our leadership team to create opportunities for employees to feel the same thing I felt when I first learned about the Pride ERG shortly after joining the company. This Pride Month, I’m happy to report on the results of years of planning and hard work from the group.
September isNational Preparedness Monthand Entergy is joiningReady.govin preparing our communities.
Today kicks off Careers in Energy Week, an opportunity for you to learn how with the right education and training, you can begin a rewarding, well-paying energy career that benefits millions of people every day. At Entergy, we’re committed developing the next generation of leaders in the energy industry through our community investments in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) opportunities for youth throughout our service area.
In support of Entergy’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, employees are recognizing National Coming Out Day, Oct. 11, by sharing their personal stories on Entergy’s employee website of coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or as an ally.
While you might personally have a plan for you and your family, have you thought about how you can help your business prepare for a disaster? Since its still hurricane season, we thought we’d share some tips on how you can prepare your business for a hurricane.