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Louisiana Leverages Pipeline Network, Partnerships to Meet Surging Hydrogen Demand
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Louisiana Leverages Pipeline Network, Partnerships to Meet Surging Hydrogen Demand
Global hydrogen production is set to quadruple by 2050. Louisiana is preparing for the surge – upskilling members of a well-established energy workforce and training future researchers and engineers.
People
Chelsea Dufrene
Louisiana Economic Development
Executive Director, LED FastStart
Marlene Janetos
Louisiana Economic Development
Director of Engagement
Paige Carter
Louisiana Economic Development
Chief Business Development Officer
Rachel Shields
Louisiana Economic Development
Chief Engagement Officer
Robert Abboud
Louisiana Economic Development
Director of Business Development
Shawn Welcome
Louisiana Economic Development
Director of Business Development
Susan Bourgeois
Louisiana Economic Development
Secretary
Description
Louisiana’s private sector has announced over $20 billion of hydrogen energy projects.
Key to the hydrogen industry in Louisiana is its large-scale, advanced pipe network that crisscrosses every major interstate and waterway in the state.
In 2022, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma formed a regional partnership called HALO Hydrogen Hub to develop a regional hydrogen business cluster that will produce, process, deliver and store clean hydrogen. The partnership will focus on education, outreach, research and development, project demonstrations, policy and regulatory support.
Key to the hydrogen industry in Louisiana is its large-scale, advanced pipe network that crisscrosses every major interstate and waterway in the state.
In 2022, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma formed a regional partnership called HALO Hydrogen Hub to develop a regional hydrogen business cluster that will produce, process, deliver and store clean hydrogen. The partnership will focus on education, outreach, research and development, project demonstrations, policy and regulatory support.
