energy

Louisiana residents face 10–28% electric bill hikes this summer. Find out what’s behind the rise and how to prepare.

Clean Refineries Inc. is eyeing Acadia Parish for a $1 billion refinery project that could transform the region’s economy. Here’s what we know so far.

LOUISIANA, La. (KPEL News) — Louisiana has long been an oil and gas powerhouse, but over the past four years, the energy industry has been hamstrung by excessive bureaucracy, burdensome regulations, and what many see as an anti-energy agenda from the Biden Administration. Howe ...

Louisiana energy leaders welcome Trump's pro-LNG stance as the Commonwealth LNG project moves forward. Here's what it means for jobs, investment, and the state's economy.

Louisiana already generates 20 percent of its power from nuclear energy. Now, lawmakers want to expand it even further. Could this be the future of energy in the Bayou State?

SLEMCO customers in Louisiana are frustrated over the significant jump in recent electric bills. The company has responded with a message from its employees.

When it comes to comfort and saving money in Louisiana there is a "magic number" that you can set on your thermostat where you get both.

It's time to review some of the basics so we can reduce our utility bills.

A shouting match over the oil and gas industry leads to a scolding.

How should I pay my electric bill? A good question, and SLEMCO has a great answer for any customer, regardless of which provider you use.

Governor Edwards will testify today at the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy about federal offshore oil and gas developments.

This monster green-fuel manufacturer would bring with it more than a 1000 jobs with an average yearly salary of $98,595 plus benefits.

In Episode 7 of “Get Well Acadiana,” Dr. Kevin addresses a very important topic - your energy levels.

We're going to move more from exploration and production to the manufacturing side.

When your power goes out inside your home, the first thing you want to do (instead of look for a flashlight) is call your energy company.

The U.S. and EU say they'll also work on reducing other European countries' reliance on Russian gas.

Obama will announce the plan later this morning.

The IEA's executive director, Maria van der Hoeven, says Asia's "demand and thirst for energy in all its forms will be tremendous."