While the path and intensity of Tropical Storm Zeta could change, the companies are preparing for the enhanced risks of severe thunderstorms, strong winds, heavy rains, high tides and coastal flooding in portions of Louisiana.
Entergy remains committed to the safe, secure, and reliable operation of Palisades until the plant’s permanent shutdown in the spring of 2022.
Entergy’s Louisiana companies are monitoring and planning for the potential impacts of two tropical systems forecast to move into the Gulf of Mexico in the coming days. Customers are encouraged to do the same.
The company is prepared and urges customers to be prepared, too
Avoid damaging buried utilities by calling 811
Avoid damaging buried utilities by calling 811 or using the web, app
Avoid damaging buried utilities by calling 811
The caller said the customer needed to go to Walgreens and put $398.62 on a GoBank card ...
Don’t be a victim of scammers. An Entergy Arkansas customer received a phone call June 26 from a number her caller ID said was Entergy. It wasn’t.
Customers should begin making plans now ahead of potential impacts from severe weather
Hurricane season starts June 1 and with predictions of major activity, Entergy’s Louisiana companies want to be sure you are prepared.
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