Little Rock, Ark.– It’s the most wonderful time of the year, filled with cozy gatherings, cherished traditions, and festive decorations. Whether you plan to set up a sparkling outdoor display or create a warm atmosphere indoors, Entergy Arkansas encourages customers to keep safety top of mind this holiday season.

According to the National Fire Protection Association, U.S. fire departments respond to an estimated average of 835 home structure fires per year caused by decorations, excluding trees. These incidents result in an annual average of 3 civilian fire deaths, 30 civilian fire injuries and $14 million in direct property damage. Nearly 20% of these decoration-related fires are caused by lamps or bulbs, while candles account for 11%.

To help keep the holiday season safe and joyful, Entergy Arkansas encourages customers to keep the following tips in mind when decorating for celebrations:

Indoor lighting:

• Position your tree safely: Place it in a stand with water and keep it away from heat sources like fireplaces. Check the water daily to prevent your tree from drying out.
• Inspect lights carefully: Discard any strands with frayed cords or cracked bulbs to avoid shock hazards.
• Choose energy-efficient LED lights: Cool-burning LED lights help you save on energy costs and stay safe.
• Avoid flammable decorations: Don’t use candles on or near the tree and choose non-flammable decor.
• Turn off lights when unattended: Always switch off lights when leaving the room or going to bed.

Outdoor lighting:

• Use outdoor-rated lights only: These lights are made to withstand weather conditions and keep your home safe.
• Plug into GFCI outlets: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter outlets provide added protection from electrical shocks.
• Choose UL-listed lights: UL labels ensure that your lights are tested for outdoor safety.
• Keep connections dry: Use rubber gaskets to keep water out of sockets and keep lights off the ground by hanging them on stakes.
• Switch off outdoor lights when away: Save energy and enhance safety by turning off outdoor lighting when you’re not home or are going to sleep.

For more tips on how to practice lighting and decoration safety during the holiday season, visit the 

About Entergy Arkansas

Entergy Arkansas, LLC provides electricity to approximately 730,000 customers in 63 counties. Entergy Arkansas is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ���, a Fortune 500 electric company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than 100 years, Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees. For the latest news from Entergy Arkansas, visit the  and connect with @EntergyArk on social media.

1. Be smart about holiday lighting. New Orleans is known for its vibrant holiday displays, but you don’t have to dim your festive spirit to save energy:

• : They use up to 80% less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs and last much longer.
• Use timers: Set your lights to turn on at dusk and off before bed to avoid running them all night.
• Unplug when not home: Ensure holiday lights and decorations are unplugged when you’re not around.

2. Efficiently heat your home. While winters in New Orleans are mild, occasional cold snaps can lead to higher heating bills. Stay warm without wasting energy:

• : Use weatherstripping around doors and windows to keep warm air in and cold air out.
• Use ceiling fans: Set them to rotate clockwise at a low speed to push warm air back down into the room.
• Skip turning up the heat during gatherings: More people mean less heating is needed. The added body heat from guests often keeps the space warm enough.

3. Cook smart in the kitchen. Holiday feasts are a staple, but ovens and stovetops can drive up energy usage. Cook efficiently with these tips:

• Cook multiple dishes at once: Use the same temperature, and keep the oven door closed.
• Keep lids on pots and pans: Covering your cookware helps cook food faster and saves energy.
• Use microwaves: Microwaves use less energy than ovens, making them ideal for reheating or cooking small portions.

Every kilowatt-hour you save during the holidays is money you can put toward what truly matters—whether it’s a special gift for a loved one, a donation to a favorite cause, or creating memories with family and friends. By making small adjustments, you can enjoy a season that’s both joyful and budget-friendly.

Want to learn about how you can save energy around your home? Schedule a free home energy assessment with an ���ϳԹ��� Smart energy advisor.

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According to the National Fire Protection Association, U.S. fire departments respond to an estimated average of 835 home structure fires per year caused by decorations, excluding trees. These incidents result in an annual average of 3 civilian fire deaths, 30 civilian fire injuries and $14 million in direct property damage. Nearly 20% of these decoration-related fires are caused by lamps or bulbs, while candles account for 11%.

To help keep the holiday season safe and joyful, Entergy New Orleans encourages customers to keep the following tips in mind when decorating for celebrations:

Indoor lighting:

• Position your tree safely: Place it in a stand with water and keep it away from heat sources like fireplaces. Check the water daily to prevent your tree from drying out.
• Inspect lights carefully: Discard any strands with frayed cords or cracked bulbs to avoid shock hazards.
• Choose energy-efficient LED lights: Cool-burning LED lights help you save on energy costs and stay safe.
• Avoid flammable decorations: Don’t use candles on or near the tree and choose non-flammable decor.
• Turn off lights when unattended: Always switch off lights when leaving the room or going to bed.

Outdoor lighting:

• Use outdoor-rated lights only: These lights are made to withstand weather conditions and keep your home safe.
• Plug into GFCI outlets: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter outlets provide added protection from electrical shocks.
• Choose Underwriters Laboratories (UL)-listed lights: UL labels ensure that your lights are tested for outdoor safety.
• Keep connections dry: Use rubber gaskets to keep water out of sockets and keep lights off the ground by hanging them on stakes.
• Switch off outdoor lights when away: Save energy and enhance safety by turning off outdoor lighting when you’re not home or are going to sleep.

For more tips on how to practice lighting and decoration safety during the holiday season, visit the .

About Entergy New Orleans

Entergy New Orleans, LLC provides electricity to approximately 208,000 customers and natural gas to approximately 109,000 customers in Orleans Parish, Louisiana. Entergy New Orleans is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ���, a Fortune 500 electric company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than 100 years, Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees. For the latest news from Entergy New Orleans, visit the and connect with @EntergyNOLA on social media.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – As hot summer temperatures return throughout the state, Entergy Arkansas is taking action to help customers save money and manage their utility bills.

Entergy Arkansas is committed to helping our customers manage their usage and bills through a toolkit of savings offerings and programs.

For our customers in the Little Rock area, we will be hosting an in-person event on July 18, in partnership with local community advocate organization . The event will be 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. at 3701 Springer Boulevard in Little Rock. Entergy Arkansas employees will be on hand to answer customer questions about their accounts and a variety of other services.

• Participants will learn about that help customers save money while staying comfortable.

• Qualifying customers will be connected to available financial assistance, including the federal and Entergy’s The Power to Care Program for low-income older adults and customers with disabilities.

• Participants will be introduced to that empowers customers with resources and available assistance options through a one-stop online shop at .

• Limited quantities of free box fans and energy efficiency kits will be available, along with other giveaways.

The event will also give customers the opportunity to engage with Entergy Arkansas on a variety of other services and programs, too.

• Qualifying customers can enroll in our Kids to College matching savings account program.

• Representatives from the will be on hand to help eligible customers complete applications for

• Electrical safety principles will be demonstrated through our Arcs and Sparks presentations and personal protective equipment exhibits.

• Information on adding security lighting to your home or business will be shared.

• Free legal guidance on a variety of topics will be accessible through .

The past two summers have brought some of the hottest weather on record – reaching three-digit temperatures across our service area and leading to record-level electricity usage by our customers.

Since cooling costs can make up more than 55% of an average customer’s electric bill, Entergy Arkansas want to help customers save money with tools that can help.

Customers who cannot attend the Watershed event can explore Entergy Arkansas’ for ways to manage their energy usage and take more control of their electric bills. From Entergy Solutions programs to customized bill payment options, the toolkit can lead to bill savings for customers.

About Entergy Arkansas

Entergy Arkansas, LLC provides electricity to approximately 730,000 customers in 63 counties. Entergy Arkansas is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ���, a Fortune 500 electric company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than 100 years, Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees. For the latest news from Entergy Arkansas, visit the and connect with @EntergyArk on social media.

According to the National Fire Protection Association, Christmas lights alarmingly cause 40% of Christmas tree fires. NFPA also reports that each year, U.S. fire departments respond to an average of 790 home structure fires caused by seasonal decorations. Without proper preparation and installation, a fun, holiday activity can turn tragic. Keep your holiday season jolly and free of injuries by following these safety tips from Entergy Mississippi.

Inside lighting:

• If your family plans to rock around a live Christmas tree this holiday season, make sure it is fresh with needles that are hard to pull from the branches.
• Place the tree in a stand with water away from heaters or the fireplace. Be sure to check on the water daily.
• Examine all lights before putting them on the tree or using them for other holiday displays. Do not use lights with frayed wiring or loose sockets, and make sure they have been tested for safety by an independent testing laboratory.
• Save energy and money on your bill by using smaller, cool-burning LED lights.
• Make sure all light sockets have bulbs in them and keep bulbs from touching tree branches.
• Never burn candles on or near the tree and never use flammable decorations.
• Never use lights on a metallic tree. If the lights become faulty, the entire tree could be electrified.
• Be careful not to overload extension cords, outlets or even whole circuits in the house.
• Turn off decorative lighting when you leave the room.
• Place wires where they cannot trip anyone, and do not run wires under rugs.

Outside lighting:

• Make sure the lights used are designated for outdoor use.
• Use a non-conducting fiberglass or wooden ladder when working with strings of lights. Also, stay clear of all overhead wires.
• Do not replace bulbs when the electricity is on.
• Never let light bulbs touch flammable materials such as plastic or dry grass and leaves.
• For outside use, work only with three-wire grounded extension cords.
• Use rubber gaskets in light sockets or hang sockets downward to keep water out.
• Keep connections and lights off the ground by hanging them over wooden stakes. Turn outside holiday lights off when away from home or asleep.

For more tips on how to practice lighting and decoration safety during the holiday season, visit the .

About Entergy Mississippi

Entergy Mississippi, LLC provides electricity to approximately 461,000 customers in 45 counties. Entergy Mississippi is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ���, a Fortune 500 electric company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than , Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees. For the latest news from Entergy, visit the .

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Entergy Arkansas has been working with the City of Little Rock to illuminate dark areas and add energy efficient LED street lighting as part of their efforts to “Build Back Stronger” following the March 31 tornado.

Residents in the Walnut Valley community and other areas hardest hit by the tornado will see brand new poles and lights in their community, as the restoration process has allowed Entergy Arkansas to simultaneously make improvements as they rebuild. Adequate streetlighting is important to customers, and the new LED streetlights will provide enhanced lighting for neighborhood residents by shining brighter, lasting longer and being more energy efficient.

New lights had to be ordered and debris had to be cleared before the work to replace the streetlights could begin. Crews are scheduling work by neighborhood, with a goal of having all lights replaced by early August. Entergy Arkansas has been regularly coordinating with city officials about debris removal and the lighting progress.

“We currently have around 300 lighting poles to install and more than 600 streetlights we are replacing,” said Chris Cook, manager for customer service at Entergy Arkansas. “The last several months have been a dark time for our customers who suffered damages from the tornado and we hope these new installations will help make things a little brighter for them.”

Replacement poles and streetlights have already been installed along North Shackelford to ensure the main travel routes in the community are well covered. Regional crews are working each day on completing these installations throughout damaged neighborhoods in the area.

Residents displaced by the tornado should contact Entergy Arkansas as repairs are made and homes are rebuilt. Once service to the home has been reestablished, private lighting repairs and replacements will be made promptly.

“Power must be safely restored to homes in the area before any new poles or lights can be installed,” Cook said. “Customers with Entergy Arkansas lights installed on their private property that have not been repaired should contact us to let us know there is an outage we may not be aware of.”

Customers who have questions or concerns regarding outdoor lighting or any restoration efforts on their street should call 1-800-ENTERGY and speak to a customer service representative.

About Entergy Arkansas

Entergy Arkansas, LLC provides electricity to approximately 730,000 customers in 63 counties. Entergy Arkansas is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ���, a Fortune 500 electric company. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through our operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. We’re investing in the reliability and resilience of the energy system while helping our region transition to cleaner, more efficient energy solutions. With roots in our communities for more than 100 years, Entergy is a nationally recognized leader in sustainability and corporate citizenship. Since 2018, we have delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits each year to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy. Entergy is headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, and has approximately 12,000 employees. For the latest news from Entergy, visit the

Bright lights and seasonal candles are staples during the holidays, but it’s important to note that these decorations can be dangerous. According to the , nearly one in five Christmas tree fires started from decorative lights, and eight percent of tree fires started from candles.

Put safety first this holiday season with a few simple reminders and precautions when it comes to decorating inside and outside your home.

Inside lighting:

• If using a live tree, make sure it is fresh and green with needles that are hard to pull from the branches.
• Place the tree in a stand with water, well away from heaters or the fireplace. Check water daily.
• Examine all lights before putting them on the tree or using them in other home decorations. Do not use lights with frayed wiring or loose sockets, and make sure they have been tested for safety by an independent testing laboratory.
• For greater efficiency and safety, use smaller, cool-burning LED lights.
• Make sure all light sockets have bulbs in them. Children are fascinated by lights and could put their fingers in empty sockets.
• Keep bulbs from touching tree branches. Never burn candles on or near the tree and never use flammable decorations.
• Never use lights on a metallic tree. If the lights become faulty, the entire tree could be electrified.
• Be careful not to overload extension cords, outlets or even whole circuits in the house.
• Turn off decorative lighting when you leave the room.
• Place wires where they cannot trip anyone. Do not run them under rugs.

Outside lighting:

• Make sure the lights used are designated for outdoor use.
• Use a non-conducting fiberglass or wooden ladder when working with strings of lights. Also, stay clear of all overhead wires.
• Do not replace bulbs when the electricity is on.
• Never let light bulbs touch flammable materials such as plastic or dry grass and leaves.
• For outside use, work only with three-wire grounded extension cords.
• Use rubber gaskets in light sockets or hang sockets downward to keep water out.
• Keep connections and lights off the ground by hanging them over wooden stakes. Turn outside holiday lights off when away from home or asleep.

For more tips on how to practice lighting and decoration safety during the holiday season, visit the .

About Entergy Louisiana
Entergy Louisiana, LLC provides electric service to more than 1 million customers in 58 parishes and natural gas services to more than 94,000 customers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

About Entergy New Orleans
Entergy New Orleans, LLC provides electricity to more than 209,000 customers and natural gas to more than 110,000 customers in Orleans Parish, Louisiana.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. –¬†Make safety part of your family traditions with these tips from Entergy Arkansas for lighting your home for holiday celebrations.

Bright lights and seasonal candles are staples during the holidays, but it’s important to note that these decorations can be dangerous. According to the , nearly one in five Christmas tree fires started from decorative lights, and eight percent of tree fires started from candles.

These simple reminders and precautions for decorating inside and outside your home will help make it the most wonderful time of the year.

Inside lighting:

• If using a live tree, make sure it is fresh and green with needles that are hard to pull from the branches.
• Place the tree in a stand with water, well away from heaters or the fireplace. Check water daily.
• Examine all lights before putting them on the tree or using them in other home decorations. Do not use lights with frayed wiring or loose sockets, and make sure they have been tested for safety by an independent testing laboratory.
• For greater efficiency and safety, use smaller, cool-burning LED lights.
• Make sure all light sockets have bulbs in them. Children are fascinated by lights and could put their fingers in empty sockets.
• Keep bulbs from touching tree branches. Never burn candles on or near the tree and never use flammable decorations.
• Never use lights on a metallic tree. If the lights become faulty, the entire tree could be electrified.
• Be careful not to overload extension cords, outlets or even whole circuits in the house.
• Turn off decorative lighting when you leave the room.
• Place wires where they cannot trip anyone. Do not run them under rugs.

Outside lighting:

• Make sure the lights used are designated for outdoor use.
• Use a non-conducting fiberglass or wooden ladder when working with strings of lights. Also, stay clear of all overhead wires.
• Do not replace bulbs when the electricity is on.
• Never let light bulbs touch flammable materials such as plastic or dry grass and leaves.
• For outside use, work only with three-wire grounded extension cords.
• Use rubber gaskets in light sockets or hang sockets downward to keep water out.
• Keep connections and lights off the ground by hanging them over wooden stakes. Turn outside holiday lights off when away from home or asleep.

For more tips on how to practice lighting and decoration safety during the holiday season, visit the .

Also, check out our energy efficiency and safety tips from last year. You may decide inflatables are the way to go!

Entergy Arkansas provides electricity to approximately 728,000 customers in 63 counties. Entergy Arkansas is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ��� (NYSE: ETR), an integrated energy company engaged in electric power production, transmission and retail distribution operations. Entergy delivers electricity to 3 million utility customers through its operating companies in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Entergy owns and operates one of the cleanest large-scale U.S. power generating fleets with approximately 24,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity, including 5,000 megawatts of nuclear power. Entergy has annual revenues of $10 billion and approximately 12,000 employees.

THE WOODLANDS, Texas – The holidays are right around the corner, which means most of us will soon grab boxes of seasonal decorations out of storage. While ‘tis the most wonderful time of the year, Entergy Texas¬†is sharing safety tips customers should¬†consider when lighting their homes for holiday celebrations.¬†¬†

Bright lights and seasonal candles are staples during the holidays, but it’s important to note that these decorations can be dangerous. According to the , nearly one in five Christmas tree fires started from decorative lights, and eight percent of tree fires started from¬†candles.¬†¬†

Put safety first this holiday season with a few simple reminders and precautions when it comes to decorating inside and outside your home. 

Inside lighting: 

• If using a live tree, make sure it is fresh and green with needles that are hard to pull from the branches.¬†
• Place the tree in a stand with water, well away from heaters or the fireplace. Check water daily.¬†
• Examine all lights before putting them on the tree or using them in other home decorations. Do not use lights with frayed wiring or loose sockets, and make sure they have been tested for safety by an independent testing laboratory.¬†
• For greater efficiency and safety, use smaller, cool-burning LED lights.¬†
• Make sure all light sockets have bulbs in them. Children are fascinated by lights and could put their fingers in empty sockets.¬†
• Keep bulbs from touching tree branches. Never burn candles on or near the tree and never use flammable decorations.¬†
• Never use lights on a metallic tree. If the lights become faulty, the entire tree could be electrified.¬†
• Be careful not to overload extension cords, outlets or even whole circuits in the house.¬†
• Turn off decorative lighting when you leave the room.¬†
• Place wires where they cannot trip anyone. Do not run them under rugs.¬†

Outside lighting: 

• Make sure the lights used are designated for outdoor use.¬†
• Use a non-conducting fiberglass or wooden ladder when working with strings of lights. Also, stay clear of all overhead wires.¬†
• Do not replace bulbs when the electricity is on.¬†
• Never let light bulbs touch flammable materials such as plastic or dry grass and leaves.
• For outside use, work only with three-wire grounded extension cords.¬†
• Use rubber gaskets in light sockets or hang sockets downward to keep water out.¬†
• Keep connections and lights off the ground by hanging them over wooden stakes. Turn outside holiday lights off when away from home or asleep.¬†

For more tips on how to practice lighting and decoration safety during the holiday season, visit the . 

About Entergy Texas 
Entergy Texas, Inc. provides electricity to more than 486,000 customers in 27 counties. Entergy Texas is a subsidiary of ���ϳԹ���, a Fortune 500 company headquartered in New Orleans. Entergy powers life for 3 million customers through its operating companies across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Entergy is creating a cleaner, more resilient energy future for everyone with our diverse power generation portfolio, including increasingly carbon-free energy sources. With roots in the Gulf South region for more than a century, Entergy is a recognized leader in corporate citizenship, delivering more than $100 million in economic benefits to local communities through philanthropy and advocacy efforts annually over the last several years. Our approximately 12,000 employees are dedicated to powering life today and for future generations. For the latest news from Entergy, visit the .¬†

JACKSON, Mississippi – One of the biggest demands on the power grid begins each year on Thanksgiving Day and the following weekend when people begin firing up their ovens, start decorating for the holidays and turn on scores of additional lights. The good news is, it is a manageable demand, and one Entergy Mississippi is prepared to meet during the holiday season.

For those who want to celebrate and decorate while conserving energy, there are several ways to do that. In recent years, outside inflatables have become more popular. They look festive day or night, don’t require scaling a roof or using a hammer and nails, and are relatively easy to put up or take down. Decorating with inflatables also requires less energy than one might expect.

Blow Me Away!

One large inflatable decoration consumes about 150 watts of energy per hour and would cost about $6 per month if running for 12 hours a day. An inflatable item measuring four feet would use about 50 watts per hour, so operating three of these smaller inflatables would cost about the same as a large one for a month.

Light Up My Life

Traditional string lights use about 10 watts of electricity per bulb, and most strings have a minimum of 25 bulbs. One 25-bulb string light used 12 hours per day would consume about 90 kilowatts over the course of a month and cost just over $10. Multiply that by the number of strings of lights both inside and outside the house, and it quickly adds up to more energy and higher costs. But there are ways to save. Swapping traditional lights for LED light strings saves energy and money, as LED lighting is about 75 % more energy efficient. And because they are cooler to the touch, they are safer as well.

Safety First

Safety is always at the top of Entergy Mississippi’s checklist. Follow these safety tips to keep your holiday merry!

• If you put up lights outside your home, be sure they are specifically marked for outdoor use.
• Never replace a bulb, inside or out, when a string is electrified, as the current used for one incandescent holiday light can stop a beating heart.
• For outside use, work only with three-wire grounded extension cords.
• Use a nonconducting fiberglass or wooden ladder when working with strings of lights and stay clear of all overhead wires.
• Keep connections and lights off the ground by hanging them over wooden stakes.
• Use rubber gaskets in light sockets or hang sockets downward to keep water out.
• Never let light bulbs touch flammable materials such as plastic, dry grass or leaves.
• Turn outdoor and indoor holiday lights off when away from home or asleep in case of fire.

No matter how you choose to light up the season, use a timer to set the hours of usage to deflate your energy costs and keep you and your home safe.

Entergy Mississippi offers efficiency programs to help customers conserve energy and money all year long. For more information or to enroll, visit .

About Entergy Mississippi

Entergy Mississippi, LLC provides electricity to approximately 456,000 customers in 45 counties. Entergy Mississippi is a subsidiary of¬†���ϳԹ���,¬†an integrated energy company engaged in electric power production, transmission and retail distribution operations. Entergy delivers electricity to 3 million utility customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. Entergy owns and operates one of the cleanest large-scale U.S. power generating fleets with approximately 30,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity, including¬†7,000 megawatts of nuclear power. Headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, Entergy has annual revenues of $10 billion and approximately 12,500 employees.‚ÄØLearn more at‚ÄØentergy.com‚ÄØand follow‚ÄØ@Entergy‚ÄØon social media.

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