Pelican State Wades Into 5-Gigawatt Offshore Wind Battle
Dream big, Louisiana: Pelican state aims for 5 GW offshore wind, entire US only has 30 MW currently in commercial operation.
John Bel Edwards
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards Shares Thoughts On Rivian R1T Truck
Rivian was in my neck of the woods (Baton Rouge) yesterday. My state governor, John Bel Edwards, shared a photo of himself in the new R1T along with his thoughts in a Facebook post. “This electric truck sure drives differently than my old Chevy. Department of Transportation and Development Sec. … [continued]
Louisiana Says No To Biden’s Pause On New Oil & Gas Leases
President Biden suspended new oil and gas leases on federal land and water but U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty (LA) blocked the suspension. The judge also ordered that the delayed plans for lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska be resumed. The ruling came in a lawsuit that … [continued]
Myth: 250,000 Louisianans Will Lose Their Jobs If Biden Doesn’t End The Pause On Oil…
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has asked Congress to lift the pause on oil and gas leasing in the Gulf of Mexico and cited the possibility of 250,000 people losing their jobs. The governor spoke at a U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources hearing last week. Earlier this year, … [continued]
Open Letter To @LouisianaGov: Please Keep Tesla’s Service Center in Louisiana
Dear Governor Edwards, I am writing this on behalf of my fellow friends in our state, Louisiana, as well as for myself. I am a reservation holder for the Tesla Cybertruck and many of my friends own different models of Tesla vehicles. There is only one service center in Louisiana … [continued]
World Suddenly Goes Nuts Over Green Ammonia, Now That Green Hydrogen Is Old Hat
The ultimate squirrel trick: green ammonia launches sneak attack in waning days of Trump admin., with help from US Energy Deptartment.
Red State Sees Green Gold In Gulf Of Mexico Offshore Wind
Louisiana is getting a green makeover with new offshore wind power plans, and perhaps TX, AL, MS, and FL will follow.
