The cause of a fire that injured 2 people at a Louisiana chemical plant remains under investigation
Two people were injured Thursday after a fire at a chemical plant in Louisiana, officials said. It happened at the Chevron Renewable Energy Group plant in Geismar, about 66 miles (106 kilometers) west of New Orleans, at around 8:30 a.m., news outlets reported.
A new state commission would coordinate natural resources management across multiple agencies, including development of oil ...
State utility regulators have awarded a contract to a local company to administer Louisiana’s new statewide energy efficiency ...
Louisiana is on the verge of becoming one of a select few states with a statewide program that will regulate and facilitate ...
You may soon see lower utility bills, and it's all thanks to a new statewide energy efficiency program in Louisiana.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu announced they have formed a new organization to help ...
Louisiana is on the verge of becoming one of a select few states with a statewide program that will regulate and facilitate energy efficiency for its residents, The Center Square reports. The ...
Louisiana stands at the edge of an evolving energy sector through the expansion of renewable and alternative energy sources ...
Officials with Greater New Orleans Inc. and other economic development organizations broke ground Tuesday on the Louisiana ...
The U.S Coast Guard on Wednesday suspended operations at the offshore energy services hub Port Fourchon, Louisiana, as ...
Stephen Loy, the longtime head of the Louisiana Technology Park, is leaving at the end of the month to take a job with an LSU ...
CenterPoint Energy provided an update on the company’s preparation efforts in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi ahead of ...
Oil pipeline firm Crescent Midstream, which is backed by investment firm Carlyle Group, said on Friday it would jointly ...
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