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Entergy's 2024 Performance Report shares progress toward a better future

04/09/2025

Today, Entergy announced its published 2024 Performance Report, “Energy for a better future.” This detailed report presents the company's 2024 achievements, future plans and strategies for continued success.

News > Growth

Entergy Louisiana to power $4B, world's largest low-carbon ammonia facility in Ascension

04/08/2025

LED, CF Industries, JERA and Mitsui Announce $4 Billion Investment

Kyle Sanford, Engineering Supervisor

Insights > People power

Meet the pros: Kyle Sanford

04/02/2025

Kyle Sanford is an engineering supervisor and co-chair of the Waterford 3 Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging group.

News > Safety

Entergy recognizes National Safe Digging Month – Call 811 before you dig

04/01/2025

Spring is here and with warmer temperatures on the way, this is the prime season to start home improvement and landscaping projects. April is National Safe Digging Month and Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans are reminding you to call 811 before digging into your list of spring projects.

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Entergy launches $100,000 Power Your Future Scholarship to support technology students at HBCUs

03/21/2025

Entergy is proud to announce the launch of its Power Your Future Scholarship program, designed to support current college undergraduates pursuing eligible technology majors who plan to further their education at designated select Historically Black Colleges or Universities or minority-serving institutions within Entergy’s service area.

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17 local environmental partners receive Entergy grants to protect natural resources

03/13/2025

NEW ORLEANS – Entergy is helping 17 local environmental organizations protect our natural resources by contributing a total of $1 million in shareholder-funded grants through the company’s Environmental Initiatives Fund.

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President and CEO, Entergy Louisiana