Energy

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

Insight: A summer of discontent

Summer weather forecasts in south Louisiana are often not very difficult to predict: “hot,...

Petrochemical owners and contractors ponder how to handle a second wave of Louisiana capital investment

Get ready for another round of petrochemical investment. Experts say the U.S.—and the Gulf...

Malware is targeting the petrochemical and oil & gas industries. What’s being done to combat the risk?

The headlines are worrisome and increasingly frequent. Time and again, the business community is...

The big picture: Building ‘a rig’ to save the coast

THE IDEA: A Baton Rouge-based nonprofit called the Restoration Initiative in the Gulf (RIG)...

Honeywell products made in Louisiana are having a dynamic impact on a series of industries

Innovative products manufactured at Honeywell plants in Louisiana are having a global impact—not only...

Legislative Auditor: There’s some merit to land man’s allegations in Bayou Postillion dredging project

Nearly a decade after land man Dan Collins alleged that a dredging project billed...
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Louisiana to begin paying out solar tax credits; industry future uncertain

Homeowners who bought expensive solar panel systems believing a state tax credit program would...

With a number of massive projects in the works and a new lobby group, the liquefied natural gas industry is on the verge a...

A ship docks at the Dominion Cove Point LNG terminal in Cove Point,...

Trump’s policies on Cuba a setback for Louisiana, but not all hope is lost

For years, Louisiana officials and business leaders have sought to capture a large share...

Supported by industrial sector, implementation of new federal regulations on chemicals is progressing

Former President Barack Obama and lawmakers including then-U.S. Sen. David Vitter, R-Louisiana, cheer the...
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