Energy efficiency program killed; advocates say Louisianans will pay the price.

The state Public Service Commission voted along party lines to end a program to save energy and money for residential customers — who already top the US in electricity use

Video: The failed promise of industry jobs in polluted communities

A new documentary, based on a Tulane study, debunks the promise of high-quality employment for residents of color when new industrial plants come to their neighborhoods

Transmission line conflicts ahead as US electricity demand booms

A fight in Maryland may be a prelude to what lies ahead as artificial intelligence drives demand for more power — and more power lines

As Congress slashes spending, will clean energy tax credits survive?

Solar boosters say repealing Inflation Reduction Act incentives could drive up electricity costs, stall manufacturing and slow climate progress.

Flood risks getting worse along US coastlines, new analysis shows

Researchers predict rising seas will increase severe flood risks for about 2.5 million Americans by 2050.

As EPA pulls back, schoolchildren could face the steepest risks

Communities living and learning near petrochemical plants will face more pollution and less federal protection under Trump’s new policies.

US electricity prices are surging. These companies want out.

Citing few renewable options and projected price jumps, industries in Louisiana propose their own power generation, free from monopoly utilities

Farmers in Trump country were counting on clean energy grants. Then the government moved the goalposts.

Thousands of farmers and small rural businesses remain in limbo as USDA demands grant rewrites favoring fossil fuels over renewables.

Fueling Knowledge: Oil and gas money shapes research, creates ‘echo chamber’ in higher education

Louisiana’s flagship university is looking to partner more closely with petrochemical industries in the state

Criminal targeting of environmental groups ‘scary,’ advocates say

Groups now worry about FBI probes as they struggle to rebound from federal spending freeze enacted under President Donald Trump

Fueling Knowledge: LSU’s ties to oil and gas stretch back to the 1930s

This is part one of a two-part investigative series exploring the relationship between the fossil fuel industry and Louisiana State University. To Louisiana State University administrators 55 years ago, the front yard of fraternity houses seemed like the “least objectionable” location on campus to drill seven oil wells. That’s

Power for data centers could come at ‘staggering’ cost to consumers

New report highlights how traditional ways of setting rates don’t fit Big Tech’s massive, immediate demand for more electricity