the typical u.s. household spends nearly $1,900 a year on energy costs, according to the u.s. department of energy. examine your energy bills from 2023. if they’re higher than average, look at your energy-using behaviors.
energy bill scams are becoming increasingly common. scammers will use aggressive tactics, such as insisting your account is delinquent and threatening to shut off service immediately.
entergy’s information technology organization has announced the application period has opened for its scholarship program for new orleans metro area college students.
this year, entergy’s pro bono team successfully assisted an afghan refugee family in their pursuit of immigration asylum in the united states.
thanksgiving meals are an important part of the celebrations you share with family and friends. all of that extra cooking and baking, however, can lead to a real post-season letdown after you see the added cost on your energy bill. these simple, cost-saving tips will help you enjoy the festivities while trimming your energy budget.
to raise scam awareness, chris peters, entergy vice president and chief security officer, sat down with monica martinez, utilities united against scams executive director, for a discussion on the electric perspectives podcast from edison electric institute.
for the sixth year in a row, the u.s. department of labor has recognized entergy as a recipient of the hire vets medallion award, which honors exceptional achievement in veteran employment.
entergy is proud to join utilities united against scams to recognize the eighth annual utility scam awareness day on wednesday, nov. 15, during international fraud awareness week.
recently, entergy’s employee resource groups, or ergs, were awarded fifth place in the top 10 enterprise-wide competition at the prestigious 2023 diversity impact awards ceremony during the global erg network conference held in washington, d.c.
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