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Simplify your life with AutoPay. Don’t waste time or energy thinking about your bill — and don’t run the risk of paying a late fee. Just sign up to pay your bill automatically each month.
Get power outage alerts and restoration updates. Report a power outage. See your balance and due date. Receive a quick, last-minute payment extension, if you are eligible. Check work order or permit status. Learn more.
We offer flexible options to choose how your energy bill is calculated, as well as when, where and how you pay it.
Entergy Arkansas | We power life. Our one-stop shop offers resources to help you keep your energy costs under control and on budget through energy efficiency and bill assistance programs. On Friday, July 5, 2024, Entergy Arkansas will file its Formula Rate Plan Application and Evaluation Report with the Arkansas Public Service Commission.
Entergy has served Arkansas customers for more than 100 years. We serve approximately 730,000* customers in 63 counties. Entergy companies have approximately 2,700 employees in Arkansas. Approximately 2,600 Entergy retirees live in Arkansas.
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Products and services. Small business customers. Apartment managers - Apartment Simplified Application Plan. Agricultural customers.
Entergy Arkansas wants to help you use energy more efficiently. Whether you are a residential or business customer, you may be eligible for savings and incentives to help you save energy and money. Learn more about how you can save energy and money for your home or business by selecting one of the options below or reviewing all of the programs ...
Get emails or text messages to let you know when your bill is due, confirm a payment, receive a disconnection notice and other important information. Specify your preferences at myEntergy.
Electric or energy charge. Storm related charges. This is the cost of fuel we use to generate electricity and the cost of electricity we sometimes purchase from other companies. This charge may go up and down as the cost of fuel changes.