natural gas

If you experience an outage, you should call Atmos at 888-286-6700.

Unstable financial markets and concerns over COVID-19 have prompted the actions in which about 70 people will lose their jobs.

The leak reportedly happened within the first 48 hours of production at the Hackberry facility.

A new liquefied natural gas plant in Cameron Parish is expanding before it's even built.

A seventh company wants to build a natural gas export terminal in southwest Louisiana.

An environmental watchdog group cautions that the nation's boom in natural gas is spawning a wave of petrochemical plants that cause more pollution.

What a difference 60 miles can make when it comes to job opportunities in South Louisiana.

Garbage disposal company Waste Management says it will replace 40 diesel-powered trucks in its Baton Rouge fleet with to those using compressed natural gas.

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska is dropping its years-old agreement with Canadian pipeline building TransCanada Corp. in a bid to pave a new way forward for its long-hoped for natural gas pipeline.

The Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce will host a workshop Friday, Nov. 8 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. to encourage fleet managers to consider switching to natural gas vehicles.

Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu introduced a bipartisan bill today that aims to bolster energy relations with Israel.

Could citizens in Breaux Bridge switch to Atmos for their natural gas services?

A huge capital investment that will bring new jobs to the state.

The price for Louisiana Natural Gas isn't quite was it used to be and it's taking it's toll.

Wall Street slightly lower in quiet trading as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 12 points. Mark Lasseigne has your stock market report on today's Acadiana Business Index.

Bank stocks, which were weak all session, moved deeper into negative territory. Mark Lasseigne has your stock market report on today's Acadiana Business Index.

Some public vehicles in Lafayette will soon be running on an alternative fuel source. Two fueling stations are being built at this time.

The number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas here in the US rose by eight this past week to 2,021.

Today marks a new day for the Lafayette Transit Service. Five new buses running routes in Lafayette will be run by natural gas. The new buses were ordered a year ago and was paid by Federal Transit Administration Formula Grant and Discretionary Capital Grants with local matching funds being supplied by Lafayette Consolidated Government...

The City of Lafayette will be phasing out some of its fleet of 21 diesel powered buses this fall.