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Pipeline cyberattack exposes energy infrastructure vulnerabilities

Though the Colonial Pipeline that supplies fuel to nearly half the East Coast is back up and running again after a five-day shutdown caused...

Abandoned oil well bill passes Louisiana House

The Louisiana House of Representatives has unanimously passed HB662, which would exempt oil produced by abandoned oil wells from severance tax, Louisiana Illuminator reports. The bill, introduced...

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...
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Valero uses tanker for storage after Colonial Pipeline outage

Valero Energy chartered an oil products' tanker for storage in the U.S. Gulf Coast on Friday amid a cyber attack that shut down the...

API’s Sommers tours Louisiana to fight offshore drilling ban

Mike Sommers, chief executive officer of the American Petroleum Institute, got the whirlwind tour of Louisiana last week, meeting with membership companies and politicians...

Cheniere LNG delivers non-carbon LNG cargo from Louisiana facility

Cheniere Energy Inc. LNG announced that it has delivered a carbon-neutral cargo of LNG to Royal Dutch Shell Plc from its Sabine Pass Liquefaction facility...

Environmental fight pauses critical pipeline for Louisiana

The planned construction of the Diamond Pipeline extension to connect with the Capline Pipeline reversal is taking a pause amid political negotiations and accusations...

Executive Profile: LOGA President Mike Moncla

Mike Moncla is no stranger to hardship. Like most oilfield service companies, Moncla Energy Services of Lafayette was forced to make a lot of...

Louisiana loses 7,500 oil and gas jobs during pandemic

Employment in Louisiana’s oil and gas industry has been declining since 2014 and took another big hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, with 7,500 more...

Louisiana-bound Argos makes pit stop in Corpus Christi

The longest leg of a 15,000-mile journey for BP's massive floating production unit, Argos, ended last week when the 60,000-ton structure docked at Kiewit...

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