Louisiana-based LNG supplier signs 20-year deal with Japan’s largest power generator
Venture Global has reached a long-term agreement to sell liquified natural gas from its Calcasieu Parish facility to Japan’s largest power provider.
JERA will buy...
Surge Protection: South Louisiana maintenance turnarounds could max out the labor force when owners...
A significant uptick in maintenance turnarounds is most definitely on the way, beginning this spring then followed by a much larger splash in October.
From a...
The Other Workforce: Managers share their advice for building loyalty among contractors and suppliers
At a time when limited manpower, accelerated schedules, and increasing construction volumes are in the headlines, an industrial owner’s attempts to build effective relationships...
How one energy company is helping its team become more adaptable to the rigors...
Change is inevitable in life and in business, but Julie Heinz at ExxonMobil says it doesn’t have to be a confusing or painful process....
The Weakest Links: How a new infusion of cash will whittle away at infrastructure...
South Louisiana’s confluence of waterways, rail, pipelines and interstates was undoubtedly the reason for industry to locate here. Unfortunately, the “to do” list of...
The winding path of CEO Paul Danos
Paul Danos took a bit of a winding path to his role as CEO of Danos in Gray, Louisiana. That’s because his father and...
LLOG Exploration agrees to $3.1 million oil leak settlement
Covington-based LLOG Exploration has reached a tentative $3.1 million settlement with the federal government over a 2017 Gulf of Mexico oil leak, reports the...
Texas, Louisiana poised to win the carbon capture sweepstakes
The success or failure of a rapidly growing carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) sector is shaping up to be a matter of survival...
Louisiana Republicans advance tax breaks for oil industry
Republican lawmakers abandoned their cautious approach to tax incentives last week and advanced a bill that would cost the state and parish governments millions...
Rising costs, competition threaten U.S. LNG boom
Intense competition between developers and escalating costs are complicating efforts to bring new liquefied natural gas projects on line in the U.S., even amidst...
