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Enterprise environmental and safety organizations making strides in workforce development through internships

Every summer, Entergy welcomes a new class of interns eager to apply classroom knowledge to real-world challenges.

ACES gives Arkansas students a firsthand look at careers in energy

For four University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff students, the Accessing Careers in Energy Summit (ACES) is providing more than an introduction to the energy industry. It’s giving them a chance to see firsthand how their skills and interests can translate into careers that help power their communities.

US Energy Department awards Entergy $13.7M to strengthen grid reliability, support the region’s growing communities

The U.S. Energy Department has selected Entergy to receive $13.7 million in federal funding to improve the power delivery to Entergy’s customers and communities and support economic growth across Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The grid improvements will strengthen reliability, boost resilience and lower costs for customers.

Entergy named a Top Utility in Economic Development for the 19th year in a row

For the 19th consecutive year, Site Selection magazine has named Entergy a Top Utility in economic development. The communities we serve in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas continue to attract some of the nation’s most competitive and power‑intensive industries. In 2025, Entergy helped secure more than $83 million in capital investments and create approximately 7,560 new direct jobs. New and expanding facilities span advanced manufacturing, clean energy production and large‑scale industrial development, further strengthening the Gulf South region’s position as a premier location for business growth.

A message from Laura Landreaux, President and CEO, Entergy Arkansas

Dear Entergy Arkansas Customer, I’m reaching out directly to you to correct some inaccurate information published in the news this week regarding Google, specifically when it comes to how much they’re paying toward the Arkansas Cypress Solar facility.

Ribbon cutting celebrates new Frazier Pike Substation

Entergy Arkansas representatives and community and economic development leaders today celebrated the new Frazier Pike Substation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Port of Little Rock, marking an important investment in the electrical infrastructure needed to support continued industrial growth in the region.

Statement from Entergy Arkansas

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

NCA Food Bank receives $4,250 in incentives from Entergy Solutions

The Food Bank of North Central Arkansas has received a $4,250 incentive from Entergy Arkansas for completing energy-efficiency projects through the Entergy Solutions Core Continuous Energy Improvement initiative.

Entergy customers begin seeing benefits from data center agreements, Fair Share Plus pledge keeps money in customers’ pockets

The first dollars attributed to Entergy’s data center corridor have begun to positively impact customer bills under the company’s Fair Share Plus pledge. Amazon’s hyperscale facility generates revenue that offsets costs for all Entergy Mississippi customers, eliminating nearly $5 on monthly bills — approved by state regulators.

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 Arkansas breaks ground on Ironwood Power Station

Entergy Arkansas today broke ground on the Ironwood Power Station, marking a major milestone in the company’s efforts to strengthen the state’s energy infrastructure and meet growing demand across all sectors with reliable, affordable and flexible generation.

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.

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.

Women & Children First receives over $50,000 in incentives from Entergy Arkansas’s energy efficiency initiative

Entergy Arkansas recently awarded Women & Children First in Little Rock Arkansas $53,227.50 in incentives for energy efficiency projects.

Extreme heat update: Disconnects suspended in Arkansas through Aug. 21

With extreme heat impacting Arkansas, we’re taking steps to help keep our customers safe and comfortable. Disconnects are suspended through Friday, Aug. 21 and will resume beginning Monday, Aug. 24.
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