Tag Archive for: Energy bill

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.

First benefits from data centers appear in Entergy Mississippi customer bills, eliminating nearly $5 monthly increase
New revenues from Mississippi data centers, like Amazon’s, are a primary reason why Entergy Mississippi customers won’t see their rates increase this summer.

Entergy New Orleans volunteers help New Orleans residents “Beat the Heat”
Entergy New Orleans partnered with Rebuilding Together New Orleans to help residents stay safe and cool during the summer months through a series of home weatherization events.

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.

Beat the heat: Entergy Mississippi works with community agencies to help customers stay cool
This summer, community partners across Entergy Mississippi’s service area are giving away fans, water and other items to help customers stay cool as the summer heats up, funded by $27,500 in Beat the Heat grants the company awarded recently to several organizations.

Entergy Texas helps customers beat the heat through fan donation campaign
Company donates more than 2,500 fans to help Southeast Texas families stay cool during the hottest months of the year

Six common energy-wasting mistakes to avoid this summer
Your air conditioning system is critical for comfort, but wasting energy is definitely not cool. If these energy-wasting habits sound familiar, maybe it's time to change your routine and take the heat off your summer energy budget.

Busted: Debunking smart technology myths
Are smart devices expensive and hard to use? Here we clear up these and other common misconceptions.

Watershed pop-up event: Delivering relief, resources and real impact
Entergy Arkansas in partnership with the Central Arkansas Development Council and other local service organizations, hosted a customer resource pop-up event designed to connect people with the support they need most.

Get more from your A/C and save more on summer energy bills
Summer in New Orleans can put your air conditioner to the test. If your system isn’t running efficiently, you could be paying more to stay comfortable while putting extra wear on your equipment.

Entergy Texas ayuda a los clientes a mantenerse frescos y ahorrar dinero con herramientas y recursos para administrar sus facturas
Los recursos pueden ayudar a los clientes a monitorear su consumo de energía, administrar sus facturas y encontrar asistencia financiera

Entergy Texas helping customers stay cool and save money with bill management tools and resources
Resources can help customers monitor energy use, manage bills and find financial assistance

Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans help customers stay cool and save money
Staying cool and comfortable does not have to come at the cost of high energy bills. By making a few simple changes around your home, you can improve its energy efficiency and beat the heat while keeping costs down.

Entergy Texas ofrece $500.000 en apoyo para facturas de verano a fin de ayudar a clientes vulnerables
Los fondos adicionales del programa The Power to Care ayudarán a que adultos mayores y clientes con discapacidades elegibles puedan manejar los costos de energía durante el verano

Entergy Texas provides $500,000 in summer bill relief to help vulnerable customers
For many of our neighbors, summer doesn’t just bring higher temperatures, it brings higher electricity use. Extreme heat often means running air‑conditioning longer and harder, which can lead to higher energy bills.
