An old refrigerator or freezer can take up valuable space and continue using energy, even when it’s rarely opened. Over time, older refrigerators can use about 35% more energy than newer, energy-efficient models, which can translate to meaningful savings if you decide to upgrade.

This Earth Day, under the theme “Our power, our planet,” we’re celebrating how residents across the city are taking simple, meaningful steps to save energy, lower bills and strengthen our shared future.

In the middle of a cold, rainy night in Harrisburg, two Entergy Arkansas employees found themselves in a situation where no routine service call could prepare them for.

Entergy Louisiana today announced an additional agreement with Meta to support the hyperscale data center in Northeast Louisiana. Structured to ensure Meta pays its full cost of service, the agreement is expected to deliver approximately $2 billion in customer savings to Entergy Louisiana customers over 20 years, in addition to the $650 million previously announced.

A current key initiative in our reliability efforts is the installation of new security fences at substations throughout the city.