Posts Tagged ‘Louisiana’
Renewable-energy companies growing in Louisiana – Daily Comet
Renewable -energy companies growing in Louisiana Daily Comet Renewable -energy companies like Effective Solar are growing in Louisiana. They've come into the spotlight with the Obama administration's aim to create ... [Read More]
Tech’s summer commencement scheduled … – Monroe News Star
Tech's summer commencement scheduled for 2 pm today Monroe News Star RUSTON – Louisiana Tech's summer graduation ceremonies will take place at 2 pm today in the Thomas Assembly Center. Dr. Wiliam H. Green , Tech professor and ... [Read More]
Tech sets summer commencement for Aug. 20; fall quarter starts … – Monroe News Star
Tech sets summer commencement for Aug. 20; fall quarter starts ... Monroe News Star RUSTON – Louisiana Tech's summer graduation ceremonies will take place at 2 pm Aug. 20 in the Thomas Assembly Center. Dr. Wiliam H. Green , Tech professor ... and more [Read More]
Alternative energy blowing in the wind (The Advocate)
WASHINGTON — Louisiana’s third-oldest settlement could become the state’s first to have a wind turbine, bringing it closer to energy independence and ahead of a nationwide call for increased use of renewable resources. [Read More]
La. Offers Tax Credit For Solar-Powered Homes (WDSU New Orleans)
Going green can be expensive, but Louisiana state government will pay for half of the bill if residents add solar panels to their homes. [Read More]
State readies for era of biofuels (Greater Baton Rouge Business Report)
(From The Times-Picayune ) With President Barack Obama promising to make renewable energy a pillar of his domestic agenda and biofuel plants taking hold across the state, Louisiana seems poised to expand its alternative energy production in the next five years. [Read More]
Sunrise Solar harnesses the power of sunlight to heat up water park
Sunrise Solar Corp. has been tapped to provided advanced solar technologies for a new major waterpark and entertainment center near Lake Charles, La. RSS news feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com [Read More]
Gulf Energy Systems are Recovering from Gustav, Bracing for Ike
Oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico has been steadily increasing in the week since Hurricane Gustav hit, but Hurricane Ike may hinder recovery efforts. The good news is that power has been restored to most of Louisiana, and onshore facilities are gearing up [Read More]
Energy Impact of Hurricane Gustav Still Unclear
Huuricane Gustav has caused a short-term shutdown of oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico, but for now, oil companies are not reporting major damage. A longer-term energy impact may be caused by Louisiana’s damaged power grid, which has left some [Read More]
Louisiana Passes Advanced Biofuel Legislation
Louisana Governor Bobby Jindal has signed into law the Advanced Biofuel Industry Development Initiative, one of the most comprehensive and far-reaching state legislation packages in the U.S., which could be used to develop a statewide advanced biofuel industry. Louisiana is [Read More]
Low Impact Living: Green Condos in the West
A couple of weeks back we did a feature on the great trend of green condo developments taking off all over the country– and we covered many developments in the East and South. Click here to learn about Green Condos in the Eastern U.S. A green condo can be a wonderful [Read More]
AWWA Testifies Before House Of Representatives On Carbon Sequestration
Don Broussard, water operations manager for Lafayette, LA, Utilities System, recently testified at a Congressional hearing on Geologic Carbon Sequestration (GCS) on behalf of the American Water Works Association (AWWA). … [Read More]
