Even in areas where extremely cold temperatures are not persistent, it's still important to be ready for freezing and inclement weather, which can move in quickly.
Here are five ways to reduce your energy consumption in the New Year.
Even in parts of the state where extremely cold temperatures are somewhat rare, it's still important to be prepared for freezing and inclement weather, which can move in quickly.
We’ve compiled the top stories shared in our newsroom this year. From an Entergy first, to a rate drop, and multiple community contributions – our year was packed with stories of impactful efforts across our 45-county service area.
Manage your electricity usage by implementing these energy efficiency practices.
The typical U.S. household spends nearly $1,900 a year on energy costs, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Examine your energy bills from 2023. If they’re higher than average, look at your energy-using behaviors.
Believe it or not, it’s gift-giving season again. As we settle in during this cozy time with friends and family, what could be a better present than comfort and energy savings?
Energy bill scams are becoming increasingly common. Scammers will use aggressive tactics, such as insisting your account is delinquent and threatening to shut off service immediately.
Thanksgiving meals are an important part of the celebrations you share with family and friends. All of that extra cooking and baking, however, can lead to a real post-season letdown after you see the added cost on your energy bill. These simple, cost-saving tips will help you enjoy the festivities while trimming your energy budget.
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