Manufacturing

Australian company’s Louisiana clean energy plant in line for US loan

An Australian company’s Louisiana subsidiary can get up to $107 million in U.S. Department of Energy loans to expand a plant that produces materials for electric car batteries, the department said Monday.

TotalEnergies signs Cameron LNG expansion agreement 

TotalEnergies has signed a “heads of agreement” with Sempra Infrastructure, Mitsui & Co. Ltd....

U.S. chemical rail car loads hit all-time high 

There are some signs that pressures might be abating for the U.S. chemical industry....

Louisiana electric vehicle battery project in line for $107M federal loan

The U.S. Department of Energy has offered Syrah Technologies a “conditional commitment” for a...

Lumber processing company investing $22.5M in Avoyelles Parish facility

Lumber processing company Great Southern Wood Preserving is investing $22.5 million to expand wood...

Vehicle prices expected to remain elevated throughout 2022

Consumers looking for price relief at their auto dealership of choice are going to...
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US companies ditch efforts to manufacture PPE 

Many companies that began producing personal protective equipment early in the pandemic with patriotic...

Venture Global will buy gas from NextEra for Plaquemines LNG export plant

Venture Global LNG has agreed to buy natural gas for its Plaquemines LNG export...

Occidental, Weyerhaeuser considering Louisiana for carbon capture hub

Occidental Petroleum’s Oxy Low Carbon Ventures subsidiary and Weyerhaeuser are evaluating a potential carbon...

Brown and Root’s federal and state lawsuits still pending against CSRS

Brown and Root Industrial Services, a Bernhard Capital company, continues to pursue two lawsuits against CSRS subsidiary Fides Consulting, alleging theft of trade secrets.