Lake Charles Driftwood LNG at issue as Trump visits India
President Donald Trump may have gotten the bigger headlines for his visit to India on Monday, but those in the energy industry were watching...
Gifford Briggs: How to usher in Louisiana’s roaring 2020s
The Roaring 20’s were a time of unprecedented economic prosperity in America. A century has since passed. Can Louisiana and its oil and gas...
78M acres up for grabs in Gulf of Mexico lease sale
U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt announced last week that the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management will offer over 78 million acres in...
Congressman: Why Louisiana can’t cash in on its assets
U.S. Congressman Garret Graves says it’s easy to understand why Louisiana can’t fully capitalize on its unique abundance of natural and manmade resources.
Speaking Feb....
Shell chooses cash over contracts to bankroll Lake Charles LNG
Royal Dutch Shell will bankroll its half of the joint venture with Energy Transfer to build the Lake Charles LNG export terminal with its...
Kinder Morgan seeks permit for feedgas pipeline to Plaquemines LNG project
Kinder Morgan's Tennessee Gas Pipeline wants to build a new pipeline and other infrastructure to provide feedgas to Venture Global's proposed Plaquemines LNG project,...
Coronavirus: How will it impact Louisiana oil and gas?
While Wuhan, China, may be halfway across the globe, the outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus has prompted fluctuations in oil and gas prices,...
India’s Petronet plans $2.5B investment in Driftwood
An major investment in a proposed Calcasieu Parish LNG project is expected to strengthen ties between India and the United States.
Petronet LNG will sign...
Lawsuit targeting Driftwood LNG dismissed
In a statement issued Thursday afternoon, Tellurian announced that Cheniere Energy has permanently dismissed all claims against the company that were set to go...
Angelle: Shallow-water drilling on a ‘shot clock’
Despite an estimated $20 billion in oil and natural gas waiting to be drilled, shallow-water areas of the Gulf of Mexico remain in steep...
