Energy

Gulf Coast Sequestration, Climeworks sign Louisiana carbon capture deal 

Louisiana-based Gulf Coast Sequestration and direct air capture company Climeworks announced last week they have partnered in the removal of 1 million tons of carbon dioxide from the air annually by 2030

Oil and gas industry among the winners in US House power shift 

The GOP takeover of the House will give Republicans the power to block efforts...

As utilities spend billions on transmission, calls grow for independent monitoring

An aging electric grid, fossil fuel power plant retirements and a massive renewable electricity...

Roundup: World Cup beer sales / Electric vehicles / Amazon

Banned: The sale of all beer with alcohol at the eight World Cup stadiums...

‘LaPolitics’: DC officials stole this week’s news cycle

In the long history of Louisiana’s congressional delegation, few members have been as successful...

LSU study projects state will add 3,500 oil and gas jobs by Q2 of next year

Louisiana’s oil and gas sector is expected to gain 3,500 jobs by the second quarter of next year, according to the latest edition of the LSU Center for Energy Studies’ Gulf Coast Energy Outlook.
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90% of US counties dealt with weather disaster in last decade

Ninety percent of US counties suffered a weather disaster between 2011 and 2021, according...

Cheniere cleared to return LNG storage tank to service at Sabine plant after leak 

Cheniere Energy Inc. said Monday that federal regulators authorized the return to service of...

Energy industry on a ‘data journey’ to create smarter-working oil fields

There are voluminous amounts of data coming out of Louisiana’s oil fields, but not many companies are effectively putting it to use, 10/12 Industry Report

Baton Rouge firm seeking $15B for ‘net-zero LNG’ project

Baton Rouge-based G2 Net-Zero is seeking $15 billion for a project to produce liquefied natural gas while capturing the emissions, says Chas Roemer, who chairs the company.