About 24 hours after Entergy Mississippi restored power to all customers affected by the weekend storms, more severe weather struck. Thunderstorms and heavy rains swept through much of our service territory and multiple tornado warnings were in effect over the afternoon. As of 5 p.m., about 25,000 customers were without power as a result of the latest round of storms, most of which are in Hinds County.

Spring Maintenance Tips for Your Home

04/18/2019

Spring is the perfect time to tackle some maintenance and repair projects that will prepare your house for warm weather. By doing so, you'll make your home more comfortable and save on summer energy bills.

Of all the animals that cause us problems, squirrels are the No. 1 troublemaker.

Insights > Our Future

Cows, Snakes, Birds, Bats, Beavers, ‘Coons; It’s a Jungle Out There for Power Reliability

04/17/2019

Power outages have many causes. Among them are falling trees, high winds, ice, equipment failure, cars running into poles and animals. Today we’re going to talk about animals because, yes, we track these things.

News > Investors

Entergy Agrees to Post-Shutdown Sale of Indian Point Energy Center to Holtec International

04/16/2019

Entergy Corp. has agreed to sell the subsidiaries that own Indian Point Units 1, 2, and 3, located in Buchanan, N.Y., to a Holtec International subsidiary for decommissioning.

Insights > Giving Back, People Power

Entergy Employees Fuel $3.5M Economic Impact through Volunteerism in 2018

04/16/2019

Our work goes far beyond keeping the lights on and the natural gas flowing, as we have for more than a century.

Insights > Storms

Entergy Mississippi Opening Customer Information Center

04/15/2019

To offer customers the opportunity to discuss their outage directly with Entergy Mississippi representatives and provide other services, the company has opened a Customer Information Center at the Outlets of Vicksburg outlet mall.

Insights > Storms

Entergy Louisiana to Wrap Up Restoration Efforts Today

04/15/2019

Entergy Louisiana workers expect to have power restored to all customers who can accept it by Monday afternoon.

A group of employees and retirees who worked during the Easter Flood of 1979 gather at the Northeast Jackson Substation where a marker indicates how high the water level rose at that facility. From left Ed Smith, senior customer service representative, meter reading operations, Bob Hawkins, retiree, Louis Wright, customer service representative, Ken Coleman, retiree, Bill Bailey, serviceman, Darek Ashley, operations coordinator, and Don Meiners, retiree.

Insights > People Power

Remembering the Easter Flood of 1979

04/15/2019

The devastating Easter Flood of 1979 is an unforgettable part of Jackson, Mississippi’s history. The Pearl River crested and flooded the city’s downtown that April. As expected, the community rose above the devastation. And Entergy, then Mississippi Power & Light, employees were there, fighting to protect the community’s electric power supply. Now 40 years later, some of our employees and retirees still remember the damage and how they pulled together to maintain service to customers.

Insights > Storms

Update: Entergy Louisiana Continues Storm Restoration Efforts

04/15/2019

Entergy Louisiana crews expect to restore power by tonight to all customers but those in the areas hit hardest by Saturday’s severe weather.