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Entergy Louisiana Hurricane Ida Update – 9/30/21
09/30/2021
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Window air leaks can waste your energy dollars
Insights > Tips and tools
Are you letting your energy dollars go out the window?
09/30/2021
Seal air leaks with caulk, or add window film or storm windows. Replace older, single-pane windows with new ENERGY STAR-certified products.
Line workers repair extensive damage caused by Hurricane Laura in north Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Insights > Storms
Entergy Puts Practice Into Play During Hurricane Season (T&D World Magazine)
09/30/2021
The utility recalls the historically destructive 2020 hurricane season while forecasters predict volatile storms ahead for U.S. coastlines.
Insights > Storms
Entergy Louisiana Hurricane Ida Update – 9/29/21
09/29/2021
Participants note what they have to offer, then organize their respective assets to support small, quick and effective wins for the community.
Insights > Our future, People power, Giving back
‘Strategic Doing’ Helps Get Economic Development Done in Harrison
09/28/2021
Successful economic development is usually the result of getting many small things done to clear the way for the bigger things to happen. That was the thinking behind the Community Catalyst program.
Insights > Storms
Entergy Louisiana Hurricane Ida Update – 9/28/21
09/28/2021
Insights > Storms
Entergy Louisiana Hurricane Ida Update – 9/27/21
09/27/2021
Arkansas Nuclear One in Russellville, Arkansas
ANO Begins Scheduled Refueling Outage, Boosting Economy with 1,300 Additional Workers
09/27/2021
Control room operators removed Arkansas Nuclear One’s Unit 2 from service over the weekend to begin the plant’s 28th scheduled refueling and maintenance outage following months of safe, secure and reliable operation.
Insights > Storms
A Resilient System: Entergy Gas Stands Strong After Hurricane Ida
09/27/2021
When Hurricane Ida’s catastrophic and damaging winds left more than 900,000 customers without power across southeast Louisiana, Entergy Gas customers in New Orleans and Baton Rouge were able to use an alternative means to power their needs.
