Extremely hot weather is expected this week and could lead to increased energy usage over the next few days. These extreme conditions create potentially high demand for electricity, and we have some tips to help you manage your energy usage and bill.
By learning to recognize the signs of heat-related illnesses and taking steps to prevent them, you can keep your employees safe, comfortable and productive.
If your air conditioning system is starting to lose its cool, don't sweat it. There are steps you can take to make your home more comfortable and save money.
Get your home ready for high summer temperatures.
Worried about high energy bills? Don't sweat it. These measures will help you stay cool and save all summer long.
Help trim your warm-weather energy bills with these tips.
Summer is almost here. Now is a great time to prepare your home for higher temperatures.
While the calendar technically says it’s fall and pumpkin spice flavored everything fills the stores, Texans are still feeling the heat.
While the calendar technically says it’s fall and everything now comes pumpkin spice flavored, Louisianans are still feeling the heat.
Heat-related conditions - combined with physical activity, loss of fluids and fatigue - can lead to heat-related illnesses. Just like our workers at Entergy, members of the public should also be alert for conditions and take the necessary precautions to prevent heat-related illness.
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