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Swarming for reliability: Entergy Arkansas crews work together to enhance service and strengthen communities

Reliable power starts long before a storm hits. Through a statewide effort that brings multiple crews together in targeted areas, Entergy Arkansas is upgrading poles, improving system standards and investing in infrastructure improvements that help keep the lights on for customers across Arkansas.

Dress for Success New Orleans partners with Entergy to celebrate more than 25 years of empowering women

In celebration of more than 25 years of service, Dress for Success New Orleans, or DSFNO, hosted its annual Styled for Success luncheon, powered by Entergy. The event honored the achievements of more than 15,000 women whose lives have been transformed through DFSNO’s programs. With more than 400 attendees, the luncheon highlighted the organization’s comprehensive initiatives that empower women to pursue their goals, advance their careers and build successful futures.

Know what’s below – call 811 before digging

Stay safe by marking underground utility lines in advance

Entergy Arkansas upgrades operations hub ahead of severe weather season

When severe weather rolls through Arkansas, customers will see crews working in neighborhoods and along roadways to restore power. Behind the scenes, another team is working just as intensely inside Entergy Arkansas’s Distribution and Operations Center.

Powering progress: Supporting customers through advocacy and innovation

For Entergy employees Etter Jean Walker and Tamara Johnson, powering progress means finding new ways to support customers — whether through direct assistance programs or improvements that make service more reliable and accessible.

Entergy pilots real-time grid monitoring to deliver reliable power and long-term savings for customers

What if the power grid could tell us how it’s doing — right now, in real time? That’s the idea behind the new technology Entergy Louisiana will pilot to make electric service safer, stronger and more reliable for customers across the region.

Celebrate Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month. Learn about the origins of this event and the accomplishments of some female energy pioneers.

The career that keeps Southeast Texas moving

How one Texas native helps to keep the lights on for communities across the region

You can save water in your home

Did you know that a faucet dripping once per second can waste up to 3,000 gallons of water in a year? A constantly running toilet loses up to 200 gallons of water down the drain. And, a showerhead dripping five times per minute wastes up to 500 gallons in a year. By simply fixing leaks, you’re putting money back in your pocket, but there’s so much more you can do.

Behind the scenes at Ike Hamilton: Entergy’s largest storm staging site

When winter storms swept across the region this January, Entergy faced a challenging restoration effort in historic conditions. Ryder Miller, senior staff HR business partner at Entergy, was deployed to the Ike Hamilton staging site in West Monroe, Louisiana — one of the hardest hit regions of the storm. 
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