Pam Radtke
@pradtke.bsky.social
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Climate, energy and Louisiana reporter for @floodlightnews.org. Trying to explain in plain language the firehose of developments on LNG, Carbon Capture and electric utilities.
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Regulators in Louisiana voted along party lines to cancel an energy-efficiency program 14 years in the making.

One official called it ​“a punch to the face to all Louisianians who are struggling to pay their bills.”

Reporting by @pradtke.bsky.social via @floodlightnews.org
Louisiana kills energy-efficiency program in eleventh hour
Energy regulators voted along party lines to cancel the program. One official called it “a punch to the face to all Louisianians who are struggling to pay…
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volts.wtf
Louisiana utilities are providing dirty power at higher and higher (and higher and higher) prices, and the state's industrial customers are getting sick of it. They want to opt out and procure their own (renewable) energy.
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
floodlightnews.org
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joshuabasseches.bsky.social
Increasing electric rates are out of control. Never has there been a bigger gulf b/t utility shareholder interests & those of ratepayers (including industrial customers, which as this @pradtke.bsky.social story notes, want direct access to cheap renewables!):
floodlightnews.org/us-electrici...
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
floodlightnews.org
pradtke.bsky.social
Where is this from? Annual report??
pradtke.bsky.social
emissions???????
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alexckaufman.bsky.social
Remember that Exxon-owned CO2 pipeline that leaked in Mississippi a few years ago and sent 45 people to the hospital?

When federal inspectors showed up recently, they were "taunted, pushed and blocked from doing their jobs." floodlightnews.org/email/904c7b...
CO2 pipeline company draws $2.4M fine for menacing federal inspectors
Workers were manufacturing pipeline to replace a ruptured section of carbon dioxide line that sent 45 people to the hospital in Mississippi
floodlightnews.org