Renewable Energy

Offshore wind in Gulf could create 17,500 jobs

The economic outlook for offshore wind energy in the Gulf of Mexico is getting rosier, with as many as 17,500 jobs likely to be...

LSU chemists discover way to improve biofuel and biomaterial production

Globally, sustainable energy is in demand, and plant biomass has been a front-runner as a renewable resource. Until now, physical and chemical interactions in plant...

CPEX helping develop model solar ordinance for Louisiana

The Center for Planning Excellence and Louisiana Department of Natural Resources will partner over the next nine months to develop a model solar ordinance...

LSU researchers: Next green energy source could be an artificial leaf

LSU researchers are exploring ways to use sunlight to create “green energy on demand,” which could help Louisiana diversify its economy. You probably learned about...

Lake Charles’ Polaris Engineering patents clean fuels process

Polaris EPC Inc., a Lake Charles-based company focusing on clean refining and energy projects, announced Jan. 11 that it has received approval from the...

Construction mobilizes at 345 MW Ventress Solar site

Lightsource bp has successfully closed on a $533 million multi-project financing package and mobilized construction on its 345 megawatt Ventress Solar project 30 miles...

As wind farm popularity grows, safety risk is unclear

Last fall, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced a new initiative intended to make Louisiana a leader in harnessing wind power. But it remains to be...

Louisiana task force unveils three-pronged ‘net zero’ plan

Louisiana’s nearly final plan for reducing carbon emissions to “net zero” by 2050 focuses on “three pillars,” reports NOLA.com. They include a dramatic shift to...

McDermott lands engineering contract for G2 Net-Zero plant

Baton Rouge-based G2 Net-Zero announced last week that it has awarded a front-end engineering design contract for its net-zero emissions power generation plant in...

Louisiana’s coastal towns see population drain as oil, gas opportunities decline

Several Louisiana coastal towns that rely on the petroleum industry are experiencing a population drain as the country shifts to more renewable energy sources...

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