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[ChrisinNOLA]

Yeah you get your own thread for this.

Entergy customer billed even with power disconnected from hurricane-ravaged home

Entergy bills are strangling customers’ wallets across the state. An Avondale family finds it particularly egregious because their power has been disconnected from their home since Ida.

www.fox8live.com

It is getting ridiculous now.

 

[jrdbrn]

My bill was $251 last month, which is apparently a deal compared to everyone else.
$108 was fuel adjustment and $25 for Storm Restoration. The rest was "Entergy charges".

 

[ChrisinNOLA]

Now the excuse is the plant is down. Last month it was high gas prices.

 

[efil4stnias]

My bill was $251 last month, which is apparently a deal compared to everyone else.
$108 was fuel adjustment and $25 for Storm Restoration. The rest was "Entergy charges".

There is no WAY you are Entergy New Orleans.


( Entergy has - Entergy New Orleans...and then just Entergy for rest of its customers )

 

[jrdbrn]

There is no WAY you are Entergy New Orleans.


( Entergy has - Entergy New Orleans...and then just Entergy for rest of its customers )

Just regular Entergy. We keep our home on a modest 75 and full LED. I did upgrade from a 14 to 16 seer unit since Ida.

 

[ChrisinNOLA]

And the logo change looks horrible. Looks like Evangel High School. Guess we are paying for that too.

 

[efil4stnias]

Just regular Entergy. We keep our home on a modest 75 and full LED. I did upgrade from a 14 to 16 seer unit since Ida.

Entergy New Orleans has a whole different set of rates.

Waaay higher.

 

[SWJJ]

My electricity bill (SWEPCO not Entergy) was ridiculous. It looked like a car payment. $400+ 2 consecutive months.


Dis tew much!

 

[efil4stnias]

My electricity bill (SWEPCO not Entergy) was ridiculous. It looked like a car payment. $400+ 2 consecutive months.


Dis tew much!

Im Cleco- it was 570 for June and whole family was out 11-15th and 24 thru 30th.

 

[ChrisinNOLA]

It’s getting worse while executives are giving themselves raises.

Angry Entergy customers protest rising bills outside utility’s New Orleans headquarters

Entergy has cited rising fuel costs, a nuclear plant shutdown and high demand in the face of record heat for the higher bills.

www.fox8live.com

“I just had one of the residents call me and told me, ‘Miss Katherine, you know, I just got a $700 bill. How am I gonna pay that?’ Well, you just think about what Entergy just said. They’re gonna defer the payments,” said Katherine Prevost with the Upper Ninth Ward’s Bunny Friend Neighborhood Association. “How are you going to pay the $700, plus your next bill, plus your next bill till November?”

Demonstrators protest costly energy bills at Entergy HQ in New Orleans

Customers have had enough of Entergy's sky-high prices

www.wwltv.com

 

[El Caliente]

Oh Entergy, how I don’t miss you (however I am paying .08 a Kw here in Houston with bills ranging from $323, $303, and $330 the past 3 months).

How is it that Louisiana can’t give Entergy competition by allowing other firms to enter the market?

 

[efil4stnias]

Oh Entergy, how I don’t miss you (however I am paying .08 a Kw here in Houston with bills ranging from $323, $303, and $330 the past 3 months).

How is it that Louisiana can’t give Entergy competition by allowing other firms to enter the market?

Ask the Louisiana Public Sercive Commission and New Orleans City Council ( that governs Entergy NO )

I have an idea why...LOL

There are 2 "Entergys"...Energy LA and Entergy New Orleans. Entergy NO, if i remember right, came in and bailed out NOPSI or LPL ( La power and light ) so i guess for that, they got special consideration.

However, that was prolly like 40 years ago...statue of limitations has run out on their "goodwill".

In 2021 there was talk of Entergy LA merging with Entergy NO. Not sure whatever came of that.

And once i moved from MAdisonville in 2019 ( i was with Entergy as they had a swath of extreme SW St tammany - about 2000 customers ) i stopped caring about them lol ( since they only had about 2k customers in SW ST Tammany, anytime there was a power issue, they were really "slow" in responding across the lake )

 

[nolaswede]

In 11 years, we have never had a bill higher than $250-260. Usually averaging $150.

Last month it was $360

 

[bclemms]

I invested a lot of money in solar as an inflation hedge. I’m not saying this thread makes me happy but I am really happy with that investment.

 

[zeetes]

Ask the Louisiana Public Sercive Commission

you are kinda right, but it isn't the lpsc to be asked, it's the elected commissioners "representing" the lpsc.

people need to start attending the (almost) monthly lpsc business and executive sessions. galvez building, 602 n 5th st, baton rouge, la 70821 (technically 70802, but whatever). if you are lucky, i'll join y'all for lunch.