Entergy Texas Receives Community Award from Global Energy Transition

Entergy Texas receives 2024 Heroes of the Community Award from Global Energy Transition

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Entergy Texas was honored to receive the 2024 Heroes of the Community Award presented by the Global Energy Transition organization for the second year in a row.

According to a news release, the award acknowledges the company’s “ongoing commitment to sustainable energy initiatives and partnerships that help drive the energy transition forward.”

“Entergy Texas has been a steadfast partner in GET’s journey from early on, uplifting our mission to empower displaced energy professionals and supporting the ‘human factor’ in the energy transition,” said Sonia Clayton, Chairman of GET. “This year, as the official host of our 2024 GET Awards of Excellence, Entergy Texas helped bring together over 130 corporate and community leaders to honor those making a profound impact in the energy sector. Their support exemplifies true leadership, corporate responsibility, and commitment to a sustainable future. We are truly grateful for their unwavering dedication and community partnership.” 

Since 2020, the Entergy Corporation has hired at least 40 professionals transitioning from oil and gas companies, including 21 individuals in mid- to senior-level roles. This initiative cultivates a skilled and diverse workforce and strengthens the vitality of our communities.  

“Our work at Entergy is not just about keeping the lights on; it’s about empowering the people who make up our cherished communities,” said Betina Brandon, GET board member and director of workforce development at Entergy. “By collaborating with GET, we’re helping to retain talented individuals who have the industry experience and expertise to support our region’s rapidly growing energy needs.”  

Source: Entergy Texas

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