Environmental

G2 Net-Zero LNG to debut new technology at Lake Charles area plant

G2 Net-Zero LNG's planned export facility in the Lake Charles area will be the first to integrate NET Power’s Allam-Fetvedt Cycle technology, following the...

Partnership will store hydrogen in Louisiana salt caverns

Mitsubishi Power Americas and Texas Brine Company are collaborating to develop large-scale, long-duration hydrogen storage solutions in Louisiana and other locations to support decarbonization...

’10/12 Industry Report’ webcast: How quickly should Louisiana adapt to the changing energy landscape?

Change is undoubtedly coming to the energy sector, so how quickly should Louisiana adapt? That’s the question that was posed by both Scott Angelle, former...

Lake Charles industry to pay $5.5 million for Calcasieu contamination

Nine Lake Charles area chemical companies and oil refineries have agreed to pay the federal government $5.5 million for their contamination of the northern...

CF Industries inks contract for green hydrogen facility in Donaldsonville

CF Industries has signed an engineering and procurement contract with thyssenkrupp to supply a 20-megawatt (MW) alkaline water electrolysis plant to produce green hydrogen...

ExxonMobil proposes $100B carbon capture hub, but there’s a catch

ExxonMobil Corp. has proposed a giant, $100 billion hub to capture carbon dioxide emissions along the Texas Gulf Coast but warns that government funding...

Grön Fuels complex in Port Allen receives air permit

Fidelis Infrastructure and the Baton Rouge Area Chamber announced on April 22 another milestone in the development of the $9.2 billion Grön Fuels renewable...

Strategic Biofuels plans renewable fuels plant

Gov. John Bel Edwards and Paul Schubert, CEO of Strategic Biofuels LLC, announced last week that the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Louisiana Green Fuels, plans...

Shell focuses even more on offshore as it touts lower-carbon impact

Despite corporate mandates to reduce carbon emissions and a temporary halt for new federal leases in the Gulf of Mexico, Royal Dutch Shell sees...

The Energy Evolution: How will Louisiana fare?

It's a hotly debated subject, to be sure, but most would agree that a move toward alternative forms of power, net-zero emissions and other...

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