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Calcasieu Pass export terminal, Sabine Pass train 6 expected by year’s end

LNG growth just keeps coming to Louisiana. As Natural Gas Intelligence reports, indications are that both the Calcasieu Pass export terminal and a sixth train at the...

Venture reaches 20-year deal with Polish gas company for Louisiana LNG

Venture Global LNG has finalized a 20-year deal with Polish Oil and Gas Company. PGNiG will purchase an additional 2 million tonnes per year of...

Louisiana gets fuel from Strategic Petroleum Reserve

The Energy Department has authorized the release of some of its strategic oil supply to help Louisiana combat a significant fuel shortage brought on...

Port Fourchon, refineries out for weeks, raising short- and long-term questions

When Hurricane Ida blasted ashore, its 150 mile per hour winds not only laid waste to southeast Louisiana but to the nation’s fossil fuel...

Commonwealth fights back against LNG protesters

Commonwealth LNG is asking federal regulators to reject environmental groups' objections to its proposal to build an LNG export terminal on the U.S. Gulf...

Port of New Orleans, CLEANCOR strike a deal for LNG bunkering

The Port of New Orleans has signed a deal for LNG bunkering. The memorandum of understanding between Port NOLA and Cleancor creates a strategy for...

Climate report can’t defend leasing pause, industry warns

If the Biden administration cites the Aug. 9 United Nations climate report as evidence to support keeping federal oil and gas leasing on pause,...

Lafayette’s H2O LLC acquires BOSS Separators brand

H2O LLC, a Lafayette-based supplier of potable water, electro-chlorination and sewage treatment systems for marine vessels and offshore oil and gas platforms, announced in...

LMOGA calls for lifting of offshore ban amid OPEC talks

In response to the White House urging OPEC to increase oil production in order to lower gasoline prices at the pump, the Louisiana Mid-Continent...

Judge orders EPA to update oil spill chemical rules

A federal judge ruled Aug. 9 that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency must update nearly three-decade-old regulations about the chemicals that can be used...

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