Entergy has deployed more than 1,000 employees and contract workers to help restore power in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The storm made landfall on Florida’s northern coast before leaving a trail of destruction from Georgia to the Carolinas.
Entergy is sending an initial team of approximately 700 employees and contractors to help safely restore power in Georgia and Florida following anticipated power outages caused by Hurricane Helene.
All of the energy you spend each spring to create that perfect green lawn could be used to plant the seeds for a lower energy bill. A well-designed landscape can provide cooling shade around your home that reduces the need for air-conditioning. Dig this:
Recently adopted puppies and kittens will explore every nook and cranny of your house as they learn the lay of the land. While they discover their favorite nap time spots, they’ll run into some unexpected hazards that could lead to a trip to the vet. Protect them from harm by creating a safe environment before they step through the door for the first time.
Is your heating and cooling system becoming a pain to control? Your old thermostat could be the culprit. You may have a lot of questions when it comes to choosing a new model, especially with the wide range of features and functionalities available today. This guide helps break it all down. Keep these things in mind as you search to find a new thermostat for your home.
Whether you prefer using a stove or cooktop to prepare your meals, a range is an essential part of your kitchen. When it comes time to replace or upgrade your appliance, consider these five factors to ensure you get the perfect range for your home.
Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans leadership have provided a restoration update following Hurricane Francine’s landfall in Southeast Louisiana. Michelle Bourg, Vice President of Customer Service for Entergy Louisiana, and Deanna Rodriguez, Entergy New Orleans President and CEO, detailed progress in this recorded news conference. Key takeaways are: Our crews have made tremendous progress in […]
Just 36 hours after Hurricane Francine’s landfall, Entergy’s workforce has returned electrical power to 65% of impacted customers in Louisiana, New Orleans and Mississippi. Crews are restoring power as safely and quickly as possible; however, assessment continues in some areas.
The effects of Hurricane Francine continue to disrupt customers’ lives primarily in Louisiana and New Orleans. Damage assessment continues for our customers who lost power due to Hurricane Francine.
Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans leadership have provided a restoration update following Hurricane Francine’s landfall in Southeast Louisiana. Phillip May, Entergy Louisiana President and CEO, and Deanna Rodriguez, Entergy New Orleans President and CEO, detailed progress in this recorded news conference. Key takeaways are: Hurricane Francine made landfall yesterday as a Category 2 hurricane […]