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.

Entergy Louisiana has been recognized in three categories as Business Report’s 10/12 Industry Report announced its 2026 Louisiana Energy Awards finalists, reflecting the company’s leadership in resiliency, economic development and strategic planning.

Entergy Louisiana, joined by local elected officials and community leaders, celebrated the launch of a major grid resilience project in Jefferson Parish with a ceremonial ribbon cutting, marking the beginning of a $270 million investment to strengthen the parish’s electric infrastructure and enhance reliability for customers.

Entergy is proud to announce that John O. Hudson III, chief external affairs officer and president of the Entergy Charitable Foundation, has been selected as the 2026 Whitney M. Young, Jr. Service Award honoree.

For 12 years, Dylan Granger, lineworker at Entergy Louisiana, has helped keep the lights on for customers across our service territory. This year, his dedication to serving customers safely and reliably earned him national recognition during the Edison Electric Institute’s National Lineworker Appreciation Day celebration in Washington, D.C.