Energy

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

LSU researchers working to develop sustainable aviation fuels

A group of engineering faculty and researchers at LSU are working to develop more...

‘LaPolitics’: Workforce Q&A with LCTCS president

LaPolitics: The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion will bring 12,000 jobs to southeast Louisiana, largely in...

Shrimpers join forces with environmentalists to protest LNG projects

A group of Lake Charles residents assembled on a flotilla of shrimp and fishing boats last week to protest the planned construction of new liquefied natural gas terminals nearby.

EPA awards $2.4M for Louisiana air monitoring projects

Louisiana will receive more than $2 million from the Environmental Protection Agency to monitor air pollution,

See where Gulf’s first offshore wind farms will locate

The federal government has selected the first two areas for offshore wind development in...

Advocates call on states to make widespread EV charging stations a reality

For years, electric vehicles posed something of a chicken-and-egg problem. Mass adoption, seen as critical...

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Will Louisiana industry be a leader in the energy transition?

Louisiana industry’s movement away from traditional forms of energy has begun. Biofuels, hydrogen, green ammonia, and the utilization of carbon dioxide are each getting their own attention, but the pace in which they’ll become reality is up for debate.