With temperatures forecasted in the low 30s south of Lake Pontchartrain and possible snow forecasted on the Northshore, it is safe to say that winter has arrived in the New Orleans area. While these cold conditions aren’t expected until Friday, now is the time to implement energy-saving tips so you can reduce your usage and keep more cash in your wallet.
Entergy Louisiana celebrated local organizations and nonprofit agencies Monday during the We Power Life – South Region event at the Jefferson Parish East Bank Regional Library.
Entergy Louisiana, LLC will ring in the New Year in Jefferson Davis Parish with the start of an approximately $100 million technological upgrade to its electric power transmission grid. The project will enhance reliability, increase transmission capacity and help ensure the availability of affordable power now and into the future for the parish. Construction will begin in January 2018.
Fire can be a good thing when treated with respect, but can be a danger when paired with the many distractions during the holiday season. So in the quest to create a good old-fashioned family Christmas, there are some important safety tips you should follow for a happy holiday season.
Entergy Louisiana celebrated local organizations and nonprofit agencies Tuesday during the We Power Life – Southeast Region event at Chef John Folse Culinary Institute.
Entergy Louisiana celebrated local organizations and nonprofit agencies Friday during the We Power Life – Capital Region event at Hartley Vey Studio at the Shaw Center for the Arts.
Students at Glen Oaks Park Elementary and Brookstown Middle School now have the opportunity to enjoy new library books that educate, celebrate and create awareness around the importance of diversity, inclusion, kindness, compassion and empathy.
Entergy Louisiana celebrated local organizations and nonprofit agencies Thursday during the We Power Life – Southwest Region luncheon at Pat’s of Henderson in Lake Charles.
Entergy’s Louisiana utilities are prepared for the likelihood of heavy rain and hurricane-force winds as Tropical Storm Nate accelerates on a projected path toward southeast Louisiana.
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