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Few places on the planet are more susceptible to the effects of climate change – or better equipped to lead the energy transition – than Louisiana. That’s why the state has committed to reducing its carbon footprint while growing the economy.

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The Road to Net Zero

Gov. John Bel Edwards’ vision for a climate-resilient clean energy economy is already becoming a reality. Click on the headlines to read more about the projects that are helping Louisiana mitigate the effects of climate change and achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Bia Energy Evaluating Plans for $550 Million Blue Methanol Plant at Port of Caddo-Bossier

Air Products Announces $4.5 Billion Blue Hydrogen Clean Energy Complex

Delta Biofuel Proposes $70 Million Renewable Fuel Plant In Jeanerette

Chalmette Refining Announces Potential $550 Million Renewable Diesel Project

Louisiana Green Fuels Plans $700 Million Renewable Diesel Refinery in Caldwell Parish

Arq Announces Innovative Fuel Facility For St. Charles Parish

Grön Fuels Announces Potential $9.2 Billion Renewable Fuel Complex In Louisiana

REG Announces Major Renewable Diesel Expansion In Louisiana

Valero, Diamond Green Diesel Announce $1.5 Billion In New Louisiana Investments

LM Wind Power Establishes Technology Center for the Americas in New Orleans

Louisiana’s Governor Wants the Oil and Gas State to Go Carbon Neutral

Feds take big step forward to evaluate wind energy off the coast of Louisiana; here’s how

Climate change threatens Louisiana’s future, but the state is taking bold action to increase its resilience

Louisiana is investing in the future of energy.

Few places on the planet are more susceptible to the effects of climate change – or better equipped to lead the energy transition – than Louisiana. That’s why the state has committed to reducing its carbon footprint while growing the economy.

The Road to Net Zero

For more information, contact:
Richard T. Ward, CEcD
rick.ward@la.gov

Louisiana is investing in the future of energy.

Few places on the planet are more susceptible to the effects of climate change – or better equipped to lead the energy transition – than Louisiana. That’s why the state has committed to reducing its carbon footprint while growing the economy.

The Road to Net Zero

For more information, contact:Richard T. Ward, CEcDrick.ward@la.gov

For more information, contact:
Richard T. Ward, CEcD
rick.ward@la.gov