Energy

The companies, projects, investments, workforce issues and policy decisions shaping one of the state’s most important economic sectors.

LSU wetlands mitigation bank plan moves forward

Firms interested in partnering with the LSU AgCenter to redevelop a 400-acre site in...

Water Institute studying how to protect Baton Rouge water

The Water Institute of the Gulf is in the early stages of a study...

Water Institute out to protect the Baton Rouge water supply

The Water Institute of the Gulf is in the early stages of a study...

News roundup: LSU professor with 31 patents named to the National Academy of Inventors … ExxonMobil plants get zero waste seal of approval …...

Patented proof: LSU Professor of Biological Sciences Roger Laine has been named a Fellow to...

News roundup: Dawson Creek in Baton Rouge will be realigned … Coast Guard working to clean oil spill near Port Sulpher … ProChem Energy...

Good to go: The East Baton Rouge Parish Planning and Zoning Commission last night approved...

Could Appalachia be natural gas competition for Louisiana?

Energy Secretary Rick Perry wants the U.S. to diversify its petrochemical infrastructure beyond Texas...
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News roundup: Tribes seek to challenge Corps’ Dakota Access pipeline study … Verizon sheds more than 10,000 workers … US factories are posting job...

It continues: The Standing Rock, Cheyenne River, Yankton and Oglala Sioux tribes have all sought...

Louisiana offshore port sets crude oil shipping record

The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port is pushing out the most crude oil it’s shipped...

Riegel: A silver lining among the storm clouds of climate change

As has been well documented by now, the Trump administration released one of the...

2019 Gulf Coast Energy Outlook: Strong oil and gas production, complicated pricing forecast

In 2019, the Gulf Coast region will build upon its 2018 economic gains in...
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