Although many assume that inflatable holiday decorations use significant energy, they often can be less of a hit to your energy bill than traditional string lights.
It may be getting colder outside, but here are five ways to keep your home cozy without the discomfort of high energy bills.
Hear from Jason Willis, vice president of power generation for Entergy Texas, to learn more about what the company is doing to protect its power plants and prepare for winter.
Entergy New Orleans President and CEO David Ellis shares more details for customers on the Company’s analysis following February’s winter storm.
Knowing the facts will help you reduce your energy bills and make your home more comfortable.
It’s a common problem known as “short cycling.” Here’s what may be causing your furnace to short cycle and what you can do about it.
While you may be wearing a T-shirt on Saturday, you’ll need cold-weather gear by Sunday morning. Parts of Louisiana could see temperatures drop to the 20s overnight.
We expect the majority of customers will be restored today. Restoration for some will be tomorrow, due to winter storm conditions affecting our workers’ ability to safely travel to outage locations.
Radio stations are playing holiday music and twinkling lights line the main streets in town. For some, part of the celebration of the season involves decorating their house with lights. Entergy Louisiana has some bright ideas to help put safety first this holiday season with a few simple reminders and precautions.
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