Entergy Mississippi, LLC

Entergy Mississippi does not publish an EV-specific residential time-of-use rate, so home charging is billed on the standard residential rate rather than a discounted overnight window. Residential customers pay the utility's regular residential service rate for every kilowatt-hour, whether the car charges at 2 a.m. or 6 p.m. Drivers who want lower overnight costs should confirm with Entergy Mississippi whether any optional time-of-use residential schedule is currently on file with the Mississippi Public Service Commission, because no EV-targeted rate was identified during this research.

The utility's EV support comes through the eTech program rather than through rate design. Residential customers can apply for a rebate toward an ENERGY STAR certified Level 2 home charger, and commercial customers can pursue equipment incentives for Level 2 charging, with larger DC fast charging and fleet projects handled case by case. Because the rebate is not tied to a special rate, there is no separate enrollment that locks a customer out of standard residential billing; the charger rebate and the customer's normal rate operate independently.

Entergy Mississippi is one of two large investor-owned electric utilities in the state, alongside Mississippi Power, and its programs are set under Mississippi Public Service Commission oversight. It is a separate regulated company from its Entergy siblings in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Orleans, and Texas, so incentives advertised for those operating companies, such as the Entergy New Orleans off-peak charging credit, do not automatically apply in Mississippi. Always verify program terms against Entergy Mississippi's own pages before relying on a third-party rebate listing.