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Louisiana is the latest state to greenwash gas

Last updated: July 10, 2025 2:20 am
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The reality is that this bill will do nothing to address the state’s energy reliability issues,” Clark said in his testimony. “The bill does not address any of the identified challenges facing our grid, such as the need for investment in renewable resources, energy storage, or grid modernization.” 

Clark also pointed out that the bill doesn’t set any standards for emissions reductions or environmental protections for natural gas projects seeking funding as “clean energy.” 

“This bill will not help Louisiana achieve its emissions reduction goals,” Clark said. “It will only further entrench our state in a high-carbon energy system that is not sustainable over the long term.” 

Despite the criticism from environmental advocates and industry groups, Governor Landry signed the bill into law, arguing that it will help the state achieve energy independence and lower electricity costs for residents. 

But for critics like Peterson, the bill is a step in the wrong direction for Louisiana, which already faces significant challenges from climate change, including more frequent and intense hurricanes, flooding, and heatwaves. 

“We need to be investing in truly clean and renewable energy sources like solar and wind, not propping up the fossil fuel industry with taxpayer dollars,” Peterson said. “This law is a missed opportunity to move Louisiana towards a more sustainable and resilient energy future.” 

As Louisiana moves forward with implementing the new law, the debate over what constitutes “clean energy” and how best to address the state’s energy challenges is likely to continue. But for now, natural gas remains a central player in the state’s energy landscape — despite its climate impacts and the growing momentum for cleaner alternatives. 

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The debate over Louisiana House Bill 692 has sparked controversy and divided opinions among various stakeholders in the energy industry. While proponents of the bill, such as fossil fuel advocacy groups, have praised it as a step towards securing the state’s energy future, critics have raised concerns about its potential implications on grid reliability and environmental sustainability.

One of the key points of contention is the reclassification of natural gas as “green” energy. By labeling natural gas as a clean energy source, the bill opens up opportunities for natural gas companies to access funding and attract environmentally conscious investors. This move has been lauded by organizations like ALEC, a right-wing think tank, who see it as a way to promote economic development and energy security in the state.

However, opponents of the bill, including the American Petroleum Institute, argue that codifying fossil fuels as the only acceptable energy source overlooks the importance of resource diversity for grid reliability. They emphasize the need for a balanced energy mix that includes renewable sources like solar and wind in order to ensure a sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure for the future.

The passage of Louisiana House Bill 692 is part of a larger trend where fossil fuel interests have been pushing for legislation that benefits their industry. Groups like ALEC have been instrumental in drafting laws that criminalize protests against fossil fuel infrastructure and discourage economic boycotts of the oil industry. Critics see these efforts as a form of greenwashing, where the language of sustainability is used to justify activities that harm the environment in the long run.

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As the debate over Louisiana’s energy future continues, it is clear that there are differing visions for how the state should meet its energy needs. While some advocate for a continued reliance on fossil fuels, others argue for a more diversified and sustainable approach that prioritizes renewable energy sources. Ultimately, the outcome of this debate will have far-reaching implications for Louisiana’s energy landscape and its impact on the environment.

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