Energy

Pandemic stresses already-challenged Louisiana seafood industry

The limitations placed on dining, workplaces and businesses to curb the spread of the...

Proposed $2B Louisiana project could restore wetlands; critics fear impacts

A proposed $2 billion project could protect and restore thousands of acres of Louisiana...

Attorney General Jeff Landry signs onto coastal lawsuit settlement

Attorney General Jeff Landry announced this morning he’s backing a $100 million settlement between...

A chilling decision

LSU’s handling of a massive energy services contract for its main campus has scared off potential bidders and damaged the state’s already tarnished image.

ExxonMobil creates carbon capture business unit

ExxonMobil Corp. says the time has come to turn capturing carbon emissions into a...

Public Service Commission asks for third-party Entergy investigation

  Louisiana's Public Service Commission is asking for a third-party investigation into Entergy's new smart...
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Predicted bankruptcy wave begins, court records indicate

Nearly a year since coronavirus-related shutdowns began affecting large swaths of the American economy,...

ITEP approval moves Grön Fuels step closer to port energy project

A massive renewable energy facility planned for the Port of Greater Baton Rouge moved one step closer to reality Wednesday, when the Louisiana Board of Commerce and Industry approved a property tax abatement for the project under the Industrial Tax Exemption Program.

Two LSU REFF board members recuse themselves on energy deal over Bernhard ties

The LSU Board of Supervisors’ vote Tuesday to split a massive energy services deal...

News alert: Bernhard, Enwave to split LSU energy deal

The LSU Board of Supervisors has approved a broad agreement that calls for splitting a lucrative energy services contract for the Baton Rouge campus between the two entities that, for months, have been vying for the deal.