Blue Point breaks ground: CF Industries will begin construction this month on its $4 billion Blue Point blue ammonia project in Louisiana after receiving final permits, targeting a 2029 start-up with annual production of 1.4 million tonnes. The project, a joint venture with Jera and Mitsui, will export ammonia to Japan while using autothermal reforming and carbon capture to remove 95% of its carbon dioxide emissions. Additional investments include $400 million from Linde for an air separation unit and $550 million from CF for ammonia storage and loading infrastructure. Gas World has the full story.
Louisiana wins veterans: The Boot more than doubled its military career placements in fiscal year 2025-2026, helping 255 service members find Louisiana jobs and generating an estimated $19.7 million in direct economic impact. Its employer network expanded to 371 partners, while the organization hosted or supported 228 recruitment events and has placed 366 service members since launching in 2024. The growth helped Louisiana earn national recognition for military-family support, reinforcing the state’s push to become a leading destination for veterans and transitioning service members.
Oil meets ice: Greenland Energy Company and 80 Mile have delayed plans to drill for oil in Greenland’s Jameson Land Basin, targeting a new permitting timeline for winter 2027. The delay follows a formal warning from Greenland’s government after drilling equipment was brought ashore without the required permit, prompting the companies to pledge closer cooperation with local authorities. The setback comes amid renewed U.S. interest in Greenland with Gov. Jeff Landry appointed by President Donald Trump to serve as U.S. special envoy to Greenland. CNBC has the full story.
