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Entergy announces recipients of HBCU scholarship to empower future leaders in technology

Entergy proudly announces the recipients of the Power Your Future Scholarship program, aimed at supporting undergraduate students pursuing eligible technology majors at select Historically Black Colleges and Universities, or HBCUs, and minority-serving institutions across the Gulf South region the company serves. This initiative is part of Entergy’s commitment to creating opportunity, enhancing workforce development and fostering educational success and career development across its service area in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.

Louisiana 100 Plan: Serving Louisiana side by side

At Entergy, we believe being a good neighbor goes far beyond delivering affordable, reliable power. It’s about showing up, lending a hand and giving our time to help strengthen the communities we call home. That’s why volunteerism is at the heart of how we partner with Louisiana.

Entergy sponsors inaugural PowerUp! Energy Bootcamp to inspire the next generation of industry leaders

In June, the American Association of Blacks in Energy Greater New Orleans Chapter, in partnership with STEM NOLA, launched the PowerUp! Bootcamp – a week-long immersive program designed to expose students to the fundamentals of the energy industry. The program was proudly sponsored by Entergy and hosted 16 high school students and four college students from across Greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge.

Entergy Mississippi names 2025 economic development grant winners

Nine communities in Entergy Mississippi’s service area will receive the company’s annual economic development grant to help boost business growth in their communities. This year, the program is awarding $70,000 in grants to support digital marketing, site development and economic development training.

Claiborne Substation restoration and mural project earns prestigious award for historic preservation

Entergy New Orleans and Gibbs Construction have received the Louisiana Landmarks Society “2024 Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation” for restoration work on the Claiborne Substation located at 425 Elysian Fields Avenue. This is a major milestone for Entergy New Orleans and our partners marking the successful planning, restoration, and revitalization of this historic site.

Entergy’s Tribal Scholarship provides educational opportunities for Native American students

Recently at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Entergy proudly continued its partnership with the American Indian College Fund, or the College Fund, by announcing a significant grant aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for Native American students.

Powering progress through partnership

A stronger, more resilient New Orleans starts with meaningful investments in our communities. For the sixth consecutive year, Entergy New Orleans proudly sponsored Rebuilding Together New Orleans’ annual Build and Boil, reaffirming our long-standing commitment to community development and neighborhood revitalization.

Mount Carmel Academy champions energy efficiency through Entergy New Orleans’ Energy Smart Program

Entergy New Orleans supports organizations that prioritize sustainability and energy efficiency. Mount Carmel Academy, an all-girls Catholic high school in New Orleans, exemplifies this commitment through its successful participation in the Energy Smart Large Commercial Automated Demand Response Program.

Empowering future leaders

On May 7, 2025, Entergy New Orleans team members participated in an 8th Grade Career Day at Fannie C. Williams Charter School. This meaningful event provided students with a firsthand look into the utility sector and the diverse professional opportunities that it offers.

Entergy New Orleans helps restore power at Dominican High School

At Entergy New Orleans, we understand the critical role schools play in shaping our communities and the importance of maintaining consistent operations to support student learning. When we were alerted that St. Mary’s Dominican High School was unable to receive power due to internal electrical issues, our team quickly responded to support their swift return to normal operations.