\As Louisiana officials work to promote economic growth, the question of how to provide enough power for the biggest users, while keeping costs down for everyone else, is going to keep coming up. <
In January 1951, Time magazine described Dudley J. LeBlanc as “a stem-winding salesman who knows every razzle-dazzle switch in the pitchman’s trade,” and that was an understatement. A St.
By ERIC DANOS
Over 266,000 people call the Bayou Region home. This has been my home, like so many others, for generations.
A new task force created by President Cameron Henry last met a couple weeks ago with a single item on the agenda: a discussion of energy needs for data center projects.
Sugar cane has been the most substantial crop grown in south Louisiana for more than a century because planters could make good money turning out tons of granulated sugar.
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