LSU board approves controversial CenTrio, Tiger Energy Partners deal

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The LSU Board of Supervisors has approved the long-contested deal between two private partners to operate the energy system of the Baton Rouge campus. CenTrio, formerly Enwave Energy, and Tiger Energy Partners, a joint venture between Bernhard Energy and Johnson Controls Inc., financially closed on the 30-year partnership that will aim to modernize LSU’s utility

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