
Statement from Entergy Arkansas
The information first published in the Aug. 31 Arkansas Democrat Gazette contains a serious and careless mathematical error.

Entergy Solutions programs are now available in Louisiana
Entergy Louisiana is proud to launch several new energy efficiency programs that offer a variety of energy efficiency services, including expert guidance, home and building assessments, energy-saving products and more.

Built to Power: Honoring the employees who keep our communities running
On September 2, Entergy will celebrate Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day, recognizing the employees whose dedication and commitment to their craft help provide the reliable electricity that millions of customers depend on every day.

Meet the pros: Rhett Amedee
For nearly two decades, Rhett Amedee has helped power Entergy’s mission through leadership, technical expertise and an unwavering commitment to safety.

Get more comfort and save more energy with a free home assessment
As the days begin to cool and fall settles into New Orleans, now is the perfect time to prepare your home for the season ahead.

Poverty simulation hosted by Entergy and United Way of Southeast Louisiana highlights challenges facing vulnerable families
Entergy recently partnered with the United Way of Southeast Louisiana to host a poverty simulation designed to deepen understanding of the difficult realities facing ALICE households — Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed — who often earn above the federal poverty level yet still cannot afford a basic survival budget.

Dry conditions, extreme heat combine to create fire hazards
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 supports new Wilcox Academy Early Learning Center in Central City
Investing in early education helps build stronger families, communities and thriving economies. A part of our commitment to supporting early education, Entergy joined community leaders, educators, and families to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of Wilcox Academy’s new Central City Early Learning Center and educator housing facility.

Entergy Louisiana recognized for its commitment to the community at Capital Area United Way Annual Meeting
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 crew springs into action after Highway 89 rollover crash
On July 22, 2026, an Entergy Louisiana construction crew was on Highway 89 in X Parish installing and framing a pole for a new home. It was a typical midday job — until the quiet was broken by a sudden, violent crash.

Entergy New Orleans volunteers help New Orleans residents “Beat the Heat”
Entergy New Orleans partnered with Rebuilding Together New Orleans to help residents stay safe and cool during the summer months through a series of home weatherization events.

Helping customers navigate extreme heat: Tips to stay safe and manage your bill
To help keep our customers safe and comfortable, Entergy has temporarily suspended disconnects and continues to monitor National Weather Service heat advisories.

President and CEO Deanna Rodriguez: A message to New Orleans East residents
Entergy New Orleans is pleased to report that we have completed upgrades to the underground cables that serve your neighborhood.

Entergy Louisiana lineworker Matthew Vining named Lineman of the Game at Saints preseason opener
For seven years, Matthew Vining has dedicated his career to keeping the lights on for Entergy Louisiana customers. This weekend, that dedication will take center stage as Vining is recognized as the Lineman of the Game during the New Orleans Saints’ preseason matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Powering affordability: Entergy Solutions brings energy savings to Dover
When Arkansas temperatures climb, air conditioners work harder to keep homes cool and that can mean higher energy use.
