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Entergy Arkansas Wins ADEQ Award for Entergy Efficiency Programs
By: Arkansas Editorial Team

06/13/2019

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, right, is shown with (from left) Entergy Arkansas' John Bethel and Michael Considine, ADEQ's Becky Keogh, and Entergy Arkansas' Kurt Castleberry, Heather Hendrickson, Kerri Case and Sharnell Allen.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, right, is shown with (from left) Entergy Arkansas' John Bethel and Michael Considine, ADEQ's Becky Keogh, and Entergy Arkansas' Kurt Castleberry, Heather Hendrickson, Kerri Case and Sharnell Allen.

Entergy Arkansas received a 2019 E2 Award from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality for implementing forward-thinking initiatives that have helped customers increase energy efficiency and save money. Since 2016, advanced thermostats have saved Entergy customers more than $170,000 on their bills.

Each year, ADEQ recognizes businesses and organizations in Arkansas for their efforts to protect and enhance the state's environment by presenting three prestigious awards: the Arkansas Environmental Stewardship (ENVY) Award, the Arkansas Environmental Technology (TECHe) Award and the E2 Energy Award. Businesses, nonprofits and government entities are encouraged to apply.

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