On Aug. 29, 2025, New Orleans and the surrounding region marked the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, a storm that left much of the city of New Orleans underwater, displaced thousands of residents, and caused widespread destruction. Despite these challenges, the people of New Orleans demonstrated remarkable resilience, unity and a determination to rebuild.
Entergy New Orleans commissioned economist Dr. Loren Scott and his team at LSU to conduct a comprehensive study analyzing the economic impact of Entergy’s corporate headquarters being in New Orleans. The findings underscore Entergy’s vital role in fueling economic growth and strengthening the city and region.
Entergy New Orleans proudly recognizes Corey Williams for a decade of service as a lineman. Throughout his tenure, he has consistently demonstrated technical expertise, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to serving our customers.
More than 200 community members came together for Entergy New Orleans’ annual Energize NOLA! Community Fair and Back-to-School Giveaway. The free event transformed The Green at Columbia Parc into a lively hub of activity, providing energy-saving tools, community resources, and back-to-school essentials.
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At Entergy New Orleans, meeting expectations is the standard. But some employees strive for more – much like a student who earns a perfect score, but still goes for the bonus point. That’s the spirit behind our Plus One employee spotlight – to celebrate team members who go beyond what’s required. Because what’s better than 100? 100 Plus One.
Entergy New Orleans is strengthening our commitment to education and workforce development through our continued partnership with YouthForce NOLA’s summer internship program.
Entergy New Orleans is committed to maintaining a safe and reliable energy grid for our customers. As part of that commitment, we recently conducted a walkdowns in the Hollygrove area in District A and the Pontchartrain Park neighborhood in District D to inspect utility poles and assess ongoing infrastructure needs.
Entergy New Orleans has partnered with Rebuilding Together New Orleans to help residents stay safe and cool during the summer months. The first event in the “Beat the Heat” series was held in District A, where 14 Entergy employees volunteered their time to support a local homeowner with critical home improvements.
Entergy New Orleans earned a bronze rating from CSX for its 76-acre industrial site on Almonaster Avenue, the first Louisiana Economic Development (LED) Certified Site in New Orleans. This milestone underscores the city’s readiness for industrial investment and creates a path to job creation and enhanced transportation networks.