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Entergy New Orleans hosts annual Energize NOLA Community Fair and Backpack Giveaway
More than 650 community members gathered at the Joe Brown Park Recreation Center for Entergy New Orleans’ annual Energize NOLA Community Fair and Backpack Giveaway, an event designed to help local families prepare for the upcoming school year while connecting them with valuable community resources and energy-saving programs.

Mississippi Public Service Commission holds summit on winter storm
The Mississippi Public Service Commission hosted a Winter Storm Preparedness Summit to review the January 2026 storm response and discuss ways to strengthen grid reliability. Entergy Mississippi leaders outlined restoration efforts, infrastructure impacts, and ongoing investments to enhance resilience and support future emergency coordination.

Meet the pros: Andrew Gautreaux
Meet Andrew Gautreaux, a project manager located at River Bend Station in Killona, Louisiana, who recently joined the data strategy and innovation team.

Entergy Arkansas powers affordability through Customer Care Pop-Ups
Before sunrise, hundreds of Arkansans were already lined up outside the Arkansas State Fairgrounds. Some came hoping to receive assistance with their utility bills. Others were looking for ways to make their homes more energy efficient or connect with community resources.

Delivering energy like nowhere else to the Gulf South region (POLITICO)
As the world’s largest companies invest and innovate in the Gulf South region, Entergy is meeting them with the infrastructure and reliability that keeps this region moving forward.

A reliability update for customers in New Orleans East
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 New Orleans hosts annual Energize NOLA! Community Fair and Back-to-School Giveaway
Entergy New Orleans is inviting families across the city to join us for the annual Energize NOLA! Community Fair and Back-to-School Giveaway on Saturday, July 18, at the Joe W. Brown Memorial Recreation Center from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Meet the pros: Spencer Smith
At Entergy, every employee has a designated role during a storm response, and whether it’s a minor disruption or a major event, each role is critical to helping us restore power as safely and as quickly as possible.

A reliability message for New Orleans East customers
We know your neighborhood has recently had frequent power outages. We are sorry. You deserve better and we’re going to do better.
We are addressing these outage issues on multiple fronts, with an immediate plan and a longer-term plan. Both are underway and will lead to improved electric reliability for your neighborhood.

FAQ: Are Amazon data centers raising electricity bills?
An independent study found that Amazon pays for the costs to power its data centers—these expenses aren’t added to the bills of local residents or businesses. In some cases, Amazon even pays a surplus that utilities can use to modernize the power grid.

Entergy Texas lineworker to be honored at the nation’s capital
Journeyman lineman Byron Allison to be honored during National Lineworker Appreciation Day reception on Capitol Hill

Annual Louisiana fishing rodeo reels in more than $190,000 for The Power to Care
The annual Watt-A-Catch fishing rodeo is dedicated to raising funds for The Power to Care, a crucial program that offers emergency bill assistance to our most vulnerable customers

Lineworker Appreciation Day: Honoring the people behind the power
When the lights go out, Entergy Arkansas lineworkers are the first to answer the call. Whether they’re restoring power after severe weather, connecting service for a new business or working high above the ground on power lines, they do the work that keeps communities powered every day.

Entergy New Orleans supports city’s vision for New Orleans East Investment and Job Corridor
Entergy New Orleans joined Mayor Helena Moreno, Councilmember Jason Hughes, Delgado Community College, local elected officials, business leaders and community partners as the City of Orleans unveiled the New Orleans East Investment and Job Corridor, a major initiative designed to accelerate economic development, attract new industries and create jobs in New Orleans East.

Power grid 101: What is demand response?
Learn how demand response programs help energy companies provide reliable and low-cost power.
