By participating in Entergy Arkansas' Continuous Energy Improvement Initiative (CEI), Planters has saved over $1 million in energy usage.
As temperatures rise across the state, residents are encouraged to take steps to make their homes more energy efficient.
Entergy Arkansas’ partnership with a local plastics plant is helping save both energy and money. Polyethylene Containers, Inc. has received nearly $1 million dollars in incentives as part of the Entergy Solutions Commercial and Industrial Program.
Entergy Arkansas is working with the City of Little Rock to ensure neighborhoods are build back better and stronger after the March 31 tornado.
Entergy Solutions announces appliance recycling program, helping residential customers replace outdated refrigerators and freezers.
Entergy Arkansas recently awarded Bryant School District $43,328.61 in incentives to support the implementation of energy-efficiency projects and operational changes in 2020 and 2021 through its Entergy Solutions Program, which resulted in an estimated annuals savings of more than $38,000 for the district.
Some simple steps can offset the higher usage, higher bills that come with Southern temps
It’s cold outside, homebound customers use more power, and a few extra days on the bill all add up to the potential for higher electric bills for January.
The weather outside may be frightful, but your energy bill does not have to be. Instead of cranking up the thermostat during the cold weather months, take some free or low-cost steps to make your home more energy efficient to help save money on your utility bill.
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