Entergy Louisiana

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Employees from River Bend Station attended the Zachary High School Career and College Fair, connecting with students about potential careers in nuclear energy. ⚛️

When severe weather threatens, we'll Keep you informed. ⛈️

Our online storm center, View Outages site, social media feeds, and our Entergy app have updates and information about outages in your area. 👍

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We are monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias and encourage customers to stay informed and prepare for potential severe weather.

Review your emergency plan, check your supplies and follow guidance from local officials.

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Entergy’s Louisiana utilities monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans are closely monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias in the Gulf and are preparing for severe weather that could impact our service territory within the next several…

Powering Louisiana’s growth means helping our communities thrive. In Richland Parish, construction of Meta’s data center and Entergy Louisiana’s new generation facilities is supporting local businesses and generating tax revenue that has helped fund teacher bonuses of up to $50,000.

We’re proud to help power investments that create opportunities and strengthen the communities we serve.

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Louisiana Teachers Are Getting $50,000 Bonuses, and America's Energy Boom Is Why Meta's Hyperion data center took Richland Parish teacher bonuses from $10,200 to $50,935, with Entergy Louisiana building the power plants to run it. This is the energy story America is not hearing.

River Bend Station’s Brett Turner is making a meaningful difference in the community. Through Entergy’s Community Connectors program, Brett volunteers at Louisiana’s Old Governor’s Mansion, supporting tours, special events and daily operations.

His dedication reflects our employees’ commitment to strengthening the communities we serve. Thank you, Brett, for going above and beyond.

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Brett Turner goes above and beyond in the community When Simulator Specialist Brett Turner signed up for his first volunteer shift at the Louisiana Old Governor’s Mansion earlier this year, he didn’t expect it to become a regular part of his life. But since February, Turner has become one of the organization’s most dedicated volunteers. His com...

Damaging storms can happen anytime, in any part of the country. Severe weather can include hazardous conditions produced by thunderstorms, including high winds, tornadoes, large hail, flooding and flash flooding.

Learn how you can stay : https://www.entergynewsroom.com/storm-center/preparation/

A strong energy future starts with a strong workforce.

Entergy Louisiana was proud to connect with students at the Southern University A&M College career fair, sharing spring and summer 2027 internship opportunities and full-time career paths at Entergy.

Events like these help students explore career options, connect with industry professionals and prepare for their future. We’re proud to support Louisiana’s next generation of talent and the workforce that will power our communities.