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Louisiana’s energy industry has long been our state’s strongest economic engine. Now, it’s being targeted by a growing w...
01/07/2026

Louisiana’s energy industry has long been our state’s strongest economic engine. Now, it’s being targeted by a growing wave of lawsuits that risk driving investment and jobs elsewhere.

In a recent guest column, James K. Glassman lays out how these cases threaten Louisiana’s business climate, discourage private-sector growth, and send the wrong message to companies considering long-term investment in our state.

With the U.S. Supreme Court set to weigh in on whether these lawsuits belong in federal court, the stakes extend far beyond one parish or one verdict.

Read the full column to understand what’s at risk: bit.ly/4sp1ZiV

Coastal lawsuits aren’t just legal technicalities. The stakes are substantial.The issue is not about coastal restoration...
01/06/2026

Coastal lawsuits aren’t just legal technicalities. The stakes are substantial.

The issue is not about coastal restoration. It’s whether local courts can be used to reshape national energy policy through one-off verdicts.

When lawsuits carry nationwide consequences, they belong in federal court, where the full economic and national impact can be considered.

Read why this case matters far beyond Louisiana: https://wapo.st/4p3tbRp

01/03/2026

Louisiana energy made it possible for Stacie Augustine to build a career without leaving home.

Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Stacie now works as a Quality Assurance Lab Technician for ExxonMobil, testing the finished products that keep our energy system running safely and reliably. The science and problem-solving skills she learned in school became the foundation for a career that allows her to stay close to her family and give back to the community that raised her.

Stacie’s story proves that the energy industry offers real careers, real stability, and real opportunity for the next generation of Louisiana workers.

A new year brings new opportunities for Louisiana.From energy jobs and innovation to economic growth and community stren...
01/01/2026

A new year brings new opportunities for Louisiana.

From energy jobs and innovation to economic growth and community strength, Louisiana energy will continue powering what comes next.

Here’s to a year of progress, purpose, and leadership. Happy New Year from the Grow Louisiana Coalition!

Learn how you can take a stand in 2026: bit.ly/4qIU6TV

Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits are headed to D.C.On January 12, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether these cases b...
12/31/2025

Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits are headed to D.C.

On January 12, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether these cases belong in federal court or remain tools for jackpot justice that threaten jobs, raise costs, and drive investment away.

Louisiana families cannot afford activist lawfare. Learn how you can take a stand: bit.ly/49V2nic?

America can’t lead the world in energy while states wage war on the companies that make it possible.Former EIA Administr...
12/30/2025

America can’t lead the world in energy while states wage war on the companies that make it possible.

Former EIA Administrator Guy Caruso breaks down how Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits are weakening U.S. energy security, deterring investment, and giving foreign competitors an advantage.

This isn’t just a Louisiana issue. It’s a national one. Read why these lawsuits must end: bit.ly/3Y9UA9m

12/29/2025

For Patrice Aaron, Louisiana energy is about people, purpose, and opportunity.

Born and raised near the Baton Rouge complex, Patrice built her career on education, hard work, and collaboration. After six years teaching high school math in East Baton Rouge Parish, she brought her skills to ExxonMobil, where she has spent more than 23 years helping ensure safe, reliable, and competitive operations.

Working in energy allowed Patrice to provide for her family while contributing to products that power communities every day. Her story shows how Louisiana energy careers create stability, growth, and long-term opportunity right here at home.

After gaining Class VI primacy in 2023, Louisiana saw $70 billion in announced investment tied to carbon capture. Today,...
12/26/2025

After gaining Class VI primacy in 2023, Louisiana saw $70 billion in announced investment tied to carbon capture. Today, uncertainty, litigation, and hesitation have slowed progress, while Texas moves forward.

Investment follows certainty. Ending coastal lawsuits is how Louisiana competes and wins. Read more about what’s at stake: bit.ly/4jdpA1Q

Happy Holidays from the Grow Louisiana Coalition! Today, we are especially grateful for the men and women of Louisiana E...
12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from the Grow Louisiana Coalition!

Today, we are especially grateful for the men and women of Louisiana Energy who keep our homes warm, our lights glowing, and our state moving all season long.

From our GLAC family to yours, thank you for all you do for Louisiana.

12/24/2025

Everything you love about the holidays starts with Louisiana energy.

From warm homes and glowing lights to baking Santa's cookies in the oven, our energy workforce keeps the season running so traditions can shine.

This Christmas, take a moment to thank the men and women who power Louisiana year-round.

When lawsuits are used to set national policy, the stakes go far beyond one parish or one state.This Supreme Court case ...
12/23/2025

When lawsuits are used to set national policy, the stakes go far beyond one parish or one state.

This Supreme Court case exposes how trial lawyers are threatening energy jobs and undermining America’s energy security one courtroom at a time.

Cases with nationwide consequences belong in federal court. Anything less puts investment, affordability, and our energy future at risk.

See why this decision matters for Louisiana and the country: wapo.st/4p3tbRp

12/23/2025

Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Kevin Rogillio chose to follow his father’s path into the oil and gas industry.

Starting out as a field technician, he steadily worked his way up through project management and supervision. Today, as a CO₂ Pipeline Operations Advisor for ExxonMobil, he helps ensure the safe operation of more than 600 miles of pipelines in the Baton Rouge area.

Kevin’s journey is proof that when you bring hard work and dedication, the energy industry can power a lifelong career right here at home.

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