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grants will go to local nonprofits that provide help to mississippians

news > communities

entergy louisiana, baton rouge area foundation partner to help fuel the fight

04/07/2020

alliance will help provide food and funds to those on the front lines of covid-19

news > communities, customers, safety

know what’s below – call 811 before digging

04/02/2020

stay safe by knowing where underground utility lines are located in advance

news > customers

know what’s below – call 811 before digging

04/02/2020

since april is national safe digging month, entergy louisiana is reminding you to call 811 before digging into your spring-cleaning list.

covid-19 information

04/01/2020

we understand the impact that covid-19 may have on our communities and are taking steps to support and protect our customers during these challenging and uncertain times.

news > energy efficiency

entergy new orleans earns 2020 energy star® partner of the year award

03/31/2020

the company was recognized by the department of energy for its outstanding efforts and partnership with residential customers through its home performance with the energy star program

installing led light bulbs is a quick and easy way to save energy.

news > customers, energy efficiency, environment

entergy arkansas earns 2019 energy star® partner of the year award

03/31/2020

entergy arkansas has received a u.s. environmental protection agency 2019 energy star® partner of the year award for effectively promoting energy efficiency.

news > safety

entergy urges public to keep their distance from utility workers

03/30/2020

field employees keep the power flowing during this critical time

even with low electric rates, if usage is high your bill may be, too.

news > communities, customers, energy efficiency

sheltering at home can increase energy bills; here’s how to get help

03/30/2020

with schools closed and many workers temporarily unemployed or telecommuting due to the coronavirus pandemic, many families have a full house during times the home would normally be empty. the result is often an increased demand for energy to fuel daily lives, and that can quickly lead to a higher-than-normal energy bill.