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News > Grid modernization

Entergy New Orleans unveils Phase 1 of Entergy Future Ready Resilience Plan

04/17/2023

Plan will reduce post-storm costs and outages, restore service faster, and spur economic growth

ANO control room operators removed ANO Unit 2 offline on April 15 for a scheduled refueling outage.

News > Safety

Arkansas Nuclear One begins 29th Unit 2 refueling outage

04/17/2023

Contract workers boost local economy; work ensures continuation of clean, reliable energy

News > Leadership, Communities, Growth

The power of 100: Entergy Mississippi donates $100K to Extra Table

04/12/2023

Entergy Mississippi is teaming with Extra Table to pack meals for families impacted by food scarcity and donating $100,000 to help eliminate hunger in the state.

Pathway to Premier: Entergy releases 2022 Integrated Report

04/11/2023

Today, Entergy announced the release of its 2022 Integrated Report, an overview of the company’s performance and highlights for the year, progress on its goals and the opportunities ahead for 2023 and beyond.

News > Customers, Safety

Know what’s below - call 811 before you dig

04/11/2023

Stay safe by knowing where utility lines are buried.

News > Investors

Entergy announces quarterly dividend payment to shareholders

04/10/2023

Entergy’s board of directors today declared a quarterly dividend payment of $1.07 per share on the company’s common stock.

News > Growth

Entergy Texas and Monarch Energy collaborate to advance Southeast Texas energy infrastructure

04/05/2023

Companies sign MOU on the development of renewable energy resources to serve Monarch’s green hydrogen facilities

Little Rock tornado damage

News > Communities, Customers, Storms

Entergy Arkansas makes significant progress towards storm restoration

04/04/2023

Entergy Arkansas continues to rebuild storm ravaged equipment and restore power to the communities affected by Friday’s devastating tornadoes, with an estimated 5,500 customers without power Tuesday at noon from a peak of 56,000.