Tag Archive for: Summer

Sunblock your budget – summer utility bill tips from Entergy Arkansas
Increasing energy usage during hot summer temperatures can lead to higher bills – burning up summer funds. Entergy Arkansas is sharing tips to help customers sunblock their utility budgets during the summer heat!

LIHEAP application opens for summer utilities bill help
Entergy Arkansas customers who need help paying their summer utility bills can apply now for assistance through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.

Entergy volunteers and Quad Area Community Action Agency partner to weatherize homes
A team of Entergy employee volunteers and members of Quad Area Community Action Agency worked together to weatherize the home of Gerry Matherne in Laplace.

Entergy Louisiana summer bill information
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Entergy New Orleans summer bill information
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Celebrate safely this July 4th
While you spend this Independence Day with family and friends on the water, downtown for a parade or in the park for a spectacular display of pyrotechnics, remember, celebrate safely.

More extreme heat returns, customers urged to take precautions for safety and efficiency
Most areas of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas will see daily high temps near or above 100 degrees through the weekend, with heat indexes predicted to be even higher. The National Weather Service says the combined extreme heat and humidity has also helped fuel near-daily thunderstorms across the south over the last weeks.

Entergy Texas shares energy efficiency tips and programs as summer temperatures rise
Entergy Texas encourages customers to save money and manage their energy usage with these tips.

Entergy Arkansas provides energy efficiency tips for summer months
As temperatures rise across the state, residents are encouraged to take steps to make their homes more energy efficient.

Entergy Texas prepares customers to beat the heat this summer
Entergy Texas steps up to help low-income customers overcome the challenges of high temperatures.