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Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans encourage customers to get ready for hurricane season
Hurricane season starts today, and scientists predict there could be 13 named storms, with six being hurricanes – two of which are predicted to be major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher.
Entergy New Orleans hosts walkdown in District E
Entergy New Orleans is committed to continuing to provide our customers with a reliable and safe energy grid. To further this mission, we recently conducted an inspection in the Plum Orchid neighborhood of District E, checking utility poles and assessing infrastructure needs.
Entergy New Orleans supports Rebuilding Together New Orleans’ 7th Annual Build and Boil
For the 7th consecutive year, Entergy New Orleans served as the presenting sponsor of Rebuilding Together New Orleans’ Build and Boil. This annual tradition brings together the spirit of service and the soul of New Orleans culture, reaffirming our long-standing commitment to community development and neighborhood revitalization.
Entergy New Orleans hosts storm drill to strengthen hurricane preparedness
Recently, Entergy New Orlean conducted our annual regional Metro Storm Drill, a comprehensive preparedness exercise designed to enhance coordination, improve operational response and reinforce safety protocols ahead of severe weather events.
Entergy New Orleans marks 25 years of giving through Environmental Initiatives Fund
Entergy New Orleans demonstrates our ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and resilience by supporting sustainability efforts through the Environmental Initiatives Fund.
Entergy New Orleans highlights economic growth opportunities along I-510 Corridor
Kea Sherman, Entergy New Orleans’ VP of economic development and customer service, appeared on The Newell Normand Show to talk about economic benefits of the I-510 Corridor and its impact on the city’s future.
Smart cooling upgrades to lower summer energy costs for commercial and industrial businesses in New Orleans
Whether you manage a small business or a large facility, smart energy upgrades can reduce waste, lower peak demand and improve comfort before summer costs spike.
Entergy New Orleans uses drone technology to strengthen reliability
Since 2019, the company has deployed advanced drone technology to inspect transmission lines spanning critical infrastructure and at challenging locations.
Three smart upgrades to help lower your summer energy bills
Energy Smart is offering rebates that make three common upgrades more affordable: in-ground pool pumps, window A/C units and water coolers.