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The late Charlie Elam’s photo ornament is part of the Gift of Life Donor Tree displays honoring organ donors over the past year. Elam was a shift serviceman at Entergy Mississippi and had been with the company for 40 years at the time of his death.

Insights > People Power, Giving Back

Charlie Elam Keeps Giving Through Organ Donation

12/10/2020

Anyone who knew Charlie Elam, Jr. knew he was generous. It’s not surprising that even after his untimely death earlier this year, Elam is still giving to others through organ donation.

Insights > Our Future, People Power, Giving Back, Storms

Working for a Better Tomorrow

12/07/2020

Entergy Mississippi commemorates 20 years of its low-income customer initiative

Responding to the Coronavirus

We understand the impact that COVID-19 may have on our customers and are taking steps to support and protect our customers and our workforce.

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News > Customers, Safety, Energy Efficiency

When Putting Lights Up, Don’t Let Your Guard Down

12/04/2020

Decorative lights, dry trees are common sources of holiday fires

When it comes to animal-caused power outages, squirrels are the GOAT!

Insights > Storms

2020’s power outages have been dominated by storms, but other acts of nature cause disruptions, too

11/23/2020

Wildlife and electricity don’t mix

Insights > Tips and Tools

Need Payment Help? Take Advantage of Payment Arrangements

11/17/2020

Given the economic effects of the pandemic, Entergy Mississippi suspended customer disconnections for non-payment of bills or for past-due amounts in March. During this time, the company implemented an Enhanced Customer Assistance Plan that provides new flexible options to extend time to pay. Under this plan, any customer with financial hardship can take up to twelve months to pay a current bill and/or unpaid balances.

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Entergy’s New Climate Commitment

09/04/2019

Entergy’s new Climate Report and Scenario Analysis expands the company’s longtime history of leadership in addressing the risks of climate change with a plan to further reduce the company’s already low carbon emissions rate by 2030.

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Entergy line workers wear face coverings during COVID-19 pandemic.

07/01/2020

Entergy line worker crews follow the CDC’s recommendation on wearing face covering where social distancing measures are difficult to maintain, while working on power lines.

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Entergy Recognized as a Top U.S. Utility in Economic Development for 13th Year

09/24/2020

Entergy Mississippi’s Madison County substation, Excellerator Grants, ACT ‘boot camp’ cited among reasons

Keep America Beautiful is one of several Mississippi nonprofits awarded a grant..

News > Communities, Employees

More than $1.1 Million in Entergy Grants Power a Stronger, Healthier Mississippi

09/01/2020

Shareholders give charitable contributions to more than 100 nonprofit groups in the state

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Leo Denault

Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer

Rod West

Group President, Utility Operations

Haley Fisackerly

President and CEO, Entergy Mississippi, LLC