In Texas, an energy company is building a power plant that can run on hydrogen, a fuel that is gaining steam because of new tax credits and upcoming federal regulations.
Entergy doing a plant run on hydrogen
Carbon Capture a gift to oil
Carbon capture is a taxpayer-funded gusher for oil, gas
West Shore Levee contracted
Corps awards contract for West Shore levee segment
East Ascension swamp marsh tagged for growth limits
33K acres of East Ascension swamp, marsh tagged for major growth limits to reduce flood risk
Lake Charles LNG will not give up the fight
Lake Charles LNG plans to fight ruling denying export deadline extension
Gretna City Park holds more water
Once an 80-acre expanse of undeveloped green space, it’s now a flood-fighting tool
Gulf oil and gas auction done
Federal appeals court ends fight over nixed Gulf of Mexico oil and gas lease sale
Debt limit legislation hurts EV and solar
Solar, EV firms say Republicans’ debt limit a ‘stunt’ that could cost jobs
Corrosion in pump means new ones but temporary
Corrosion in flood protection system forces Corps to install temporary pumps at New Orleans site
Cancer Alley Residents reflect on Ida
The Louisiana Just Recovery Network stepped in to rebuild homes in 2021. They’re still at it—and working to create jobs for former industrial plant workers in the process.