LSU awarded millions from federal government to study carbon capture
The federal government has awarded nearly $5 million to an LSU-led consortium to study the feasibility a carbon capture hub in Louisiana.
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The federal government has awarded nearly $5 million to an LSU-led consortium to study the feasibility a carbon capture hub in Louisiana.
Whether because of regulatory hurdles or difficulties with multibillion-dollar financing — or a combination of the two — some of Louisiana’s proposed export facilities for liquefied natural gas are not
Driftwood LNG has lost its last long-term export contract, casting a dark cloud over the future of the $25 billion liquefied natural gas project even as construction at the site
Driftwood LNG has lost its last long-term export contract, casting a dark cloud over the future of the $25 billion liquefied natural gas project even as construction at the site
Delfin LNG just wants a little more time. Again.