Energy

Here’s the latest Bernhard Capital Partners portfolio acquisition

Bernhard Capital Partners-owned power plant services provider Allied Group Holdings today announced that it has acquired Virginia-based Dominion Engineering Inc.

ExxonMobil played both sides with regard to climate change, report alleges 

ExxonMobil issued its first public statement that burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change in 2006. Also, In public forums, the company argued that the risk of serious impact on the environment justified global action.  

CF Industries proposes new $2B low-carbon ammonia plant in Ascension Parish 

Ammonia producer CF Industries Holdings this morning announced it is evaluating the feasibility of...

As EPA drowns in CCS applications, states like Louisiana seek permitting authority

The EPA is buried under a mountain of permit applications from companies that want to store carbon dioxide underground, reports E&E News.

‘Significant economic loss’ from Louisiana’s wildfires coming into focus 

In west-central Louisiana, where wildfires have ravaged thousands of acres of drought-stricken forests in...

What exactly is green hydrogen and what can it be used for?  

Green hydrogen is being touted around the world as a clean energy solution to take the carbon out of high-emitting sectors like transport and industrial manufacturing. 
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SunGas Renewables to revitalize shuttered Pineville facility as green methanol plant

Houston-based SunGas Renewables plans to revitalize the shuttered 1,300-acre International Paper mill in Pineville...

Marathon’s refinery downriver has recent history of accidents and chemical leaks 

The Marathon Petroleum refinery in Garyville, where a large chemical fire forced evacuations last week, has had more than a dozen emergency incidents within the past five years, state records indicate.

Summer heat wave tampering with the University Lakes project 

The record-breaking heat of the past several weeks has dried up large portions of...

Could poison gummies be the solution to the state’s feral hog scourge? 

Scientists at the LSU AgCenter have secured a patent for poison gummies that could finally reduce an exploding feral hog population causing as much as $100 million in annual agriculture losses and threatening the integrity of Louisiana's levee system, USA Today Network reports.