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NOLA Wise Hosts Free ‘Energy Efficiency’ Event (5/17)
If you’re interested in making your home more comfortable and energy efficient, but aren’t sure how to make the dollars and cents work, come talk to the NOLA Wise team on Thursday, May 17, 6:00 PM at the Keller Library at 4300 S. Broad. The free event will also host representatives from Fidelity Homestead Savings Bank and Entergy New Orleans to discuss low-interest loans and incentives for homeowners. Refreshments provided.

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How to Tell an Entergy Pole from an AT&T Pole?
Got a problem with a utility pole that you’d like to report? Don’t know which company to call? Start by looking at the street side of the pole, just a few feet from the ground. If you see a shiny metal “NOPSI” tag nailed to it, like the one shown below, it belongs to Entergy New Orleans (1-800-ENTERGY). Otherwise, try AT&T (888-757-6500).

Another clue: A big round transformer near the top indicates an Entergy pole.
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Register for Mobile Alerts During Entergy Outages
You can register with Entergy to receive cell phone notification whenever an outage occurs. To initiate these (free) alerts, text “REG” to 368374. You will then be prompted to reply with your Entergy account number, to finalize enrollment.
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Brief Electrical Outage Sunday
Between 8:30 and 9:00 AM on Sunday morning, some Entergy customers in our neighborhood were without electricity. You can check the status of outages on Entergy’s website: http://viewoutage.entergy.com/la.aspx
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"Next week, SSD will be sending a representative to share any kudos or neighborhood concerns with Entergy New Orleans. Is there any particular issue you would like us to address on your behalf? If so, email entergy@statestreetdrive.com with your comments."
— Tim G.
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Home & Garden Show (March 2-4) – $2 off admission!
Building on its continued leadership in green initiatives, Entergy New Orleans, Inc. will be the presenting sponsor of the 57th Annual New Orleans Home & Garden Show, set for March 2-4 in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
New Orleans Home & Garden Show hours are:- Friday, March 2 from 12 noon to 8 p.m.
- Saturday, March 3 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Sunday, March 4 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission is $9 for adults, $5 for those with military IDs and free for children under 12. Visitors can print a coupon for $2 off admission by completing a form on the event website at www.neworleanshomeshows.com/homeandgardenshow/.
The Entergy New Orleans booth (#600-601) will have plenty to entertain and educate show attendees:- Entergy representatives will demonstrate new, interactive online tools for energy-efficiency savings and provide information about Energy Smart incentives and rebates. These tools, tips and incentives will give customers the power to save money on their Entergy bills.
- Also, back by popular demand is “Let’s Make An Energy Deal,” a game show in which contestants who answer questions about energy efficiency can win gift cards for new Energy Star appliances, courtesy of Entergy New Orleans. For the second straight year, the game show is hosted by HGTV’s Jim Parks.
- Entergy New Orleans will also promote gas and electrical safety. Lineman will perform “Arcs and Sparks” demonstrations on Saturday and Sunday to educate the public on the dangers of getting too close to live electrical lines. They’ll also explain and demonstrate safety equipment used when working on power lines.
- Additional highlights at the show include a tour of Superdome renovations, a high-tech pavilion with the latest innovations in home products, home-improvement seminars, the largest garden ever built in the Superdome and cooking demonstrations by local chefs.
The New Orleans Home & Garden Show is the largest consumer home show in the Southeast, showcasing the latest advances in energy-efficient technologies and products for home remodeling, green building, decorating and landscaping.Entergy New Orleans is proud of steps we take to protect and improve our local environment. For more information on Entergy’s green initiatives, please visit www.entergy-neworleans.com.
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Entergy Update Assuages Customer Concerns
I’d like to give you an update on the work Entergy has completed to resolve customer concern and to locate the source of the odorant complaints [near State & Fontainebleau] we:
· Surveyed the area multiple times with several pieces of leak detection equipment and found no indication of a natural gas leak.
· We opened all drainage catch basins and sewer man-holes looking of a gas leak and nothing was found.
· We exposed the abandoned 12” cast iron and it remains full of water eliminating it as potential source
· We exposed the new plastic gas piping in the area and pressure tested it. No leaks were found.
· We added an enzyme to the drain near the intersection of Fontainebleau and State St. Dr.; the enzyme consumes odorant.
· We monitored the area for a couple of weeks and no odorant was found.
It appears that the enzyme solved the issue. Moreover, if a customer/resident smells natural gas or suspect a gas leak, call 1-800-ENTERGY(368-3749).
We appreciate all the residents patience and assistance with resolving this issue.
Thanks,
Kerry A. Jones
Kerry A. Jones | Customer Service Manager | Entergy New Orleans, Inc.(: 504-595-3727 (8-566-3727 internal) | *:KJone11@Entergy.com
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Does anyone know what these wires go to? They run underground inside a large grey conduit (shown here in front of 4030 Vendome). Even when disconnected, the nearest street lights still operate!
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Example of wiring and conduit that gets pulled up when utility companies dig between sidewalk and street
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Work continues by S&WB at 4155 Vendome
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