A 72-mile pipeline now runs through Louisiana’s energy corridor
A new natural gas pipeline anchored in Southwest Louisiana's energy corridor has been placed in service.
Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of energy company Sempra, has...
ElementUSA lands $67 million in DOE funding for rare earth facility in St. John...
Louisiana was one of only a handful of states chosen by the U.S. Department of Energy for a $134 million rare earth element initiative,...
NovaSpark to scale production of hydrogen generators at $30 million Houma facility
NovaSpark Energy, a sustainable energy technology company, announced Thursday that it is growing its workforce in West Monroe and investing $30 million to establish...
New St. Gabriel hydrogen liquefication plant qualifies for $39.2 million in tax credits
Plug Power has sold $39.2 million of tax credits awarded to its 15-ton-per-day hydrogen liquefication plant in St. Gabriel as it looks to buoy...
Utilities balk at industrial customers generating their own power, selling excess on the grid
A proposal to allow industrial facilities to build private power plants and grids that could compete with utilities appears to have stalled in the...
Dustin Davidson’s fix for a tangled agency
Since his appointment as secretary in September, Dustin Davidson has busily gone about the task of transforming the Department of Conservation and Energy by...
States pushing back against rate hikes as AI industry grows
The AI boom is leading to fights in some states over growing utility profits, as governors, attorneys general and others protesting rising electricity bills...
America’s rise as energy exporter leads to record shipments
Energy hungry nations are increasingly turning to U.S. exports amid the Strait of Hormus disruption, reports The Wall Street Journal.
A Wall Street Journal analysis traces how...
Louisiana bill boosting wood pellet industry advances amid uncertainty
A fast-moving bill in the Louisiana Legislature aims to expand the number of wood pellet mills in the state, reports Verite News.
Rep. Chuck Owen...
Louisiana regulators mull who should foot the bill for data center infrastructure
Louisiana regulators are weighing new rules for data centers and other power-hungry industrial users as electricity demand surges. The debate centers on who should...
