Energy

LABI: EPA carbon capture decision ‘monumental’ for state 

Louisiana Association of Business and Industry President and CEO Will Green on Friday released a statement backing the Biden Administration’s decision to give Louisiana regulators the power to approve carbon capture projects. 

Biden administration grants Louisiana power to approve carbon capture wells 

The Biden administration is handing Louisiana regulators the power to approve carbon capture projects...

Energy Transfer accused of boxing out Louisiana pipeline rivals 

A natural gas pipeline developer is accusing Energy Transfer LP of “anticompetitive” behavior after...

Companies are still waiting on the SEC to define its climate disclosure rules 

Companies wanted 2023 to bring certainty on sustainability disclosures and regulations. They didn’t get it. 

Louisiana offshore wind supply chain database highlights industry’s readiness

Global offshore wind company RWE and regional business booster Greater New Orleans Inc. have...

Why this proposed Louisiana LNG terminal is emblematic of larger factors at play 

Venture Global LNG is working to build a $10 billion natural gas export terminal in Cameron Parish that would be the Virginia-based startup’s third Louisiana facility. 
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Wind, solar and battery industries grew this year despite economic challenges 

Led by new solar power, the world added renewable energy at breakneck speed in 2023, a trend that if amplified will help Earth turn away from fossil fuels.

Louisiana farmers are watching and waiting as drought persists  

Every area of Louisiana still is experiencing drought, even though some corners have seen...

Should voters decide fate of proposed carbon storage project under Lake Maurepas?

Livingston Parish President-elect Randy Delatte had a simple recommendation for a state task force gathering input on a controversial proposal to inject carbon dioxide under Lake Maurepas: Give the people who live near the lake the same level of consideration given to special interest groups.

Natural gas pipeline construction is booming  

More than 20 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas pipeline capacity is under construction, partially completed, or approved to deliver natural gas to five U.S. LNG export terminals, reports LNG Industry.