Gov. Landry Signs Energy Bills in Lafayette
- Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed three energy bills aimed at changing the state's energy management approach.
- Senate Bill 244 focuses on streamlining cleanup efforts for environmental damage and limits lawsuits related to legacy pollution.
- The updated law allows the Department of Energy and Conservation to evaluate and select cleanup plans instead of the courts.
- Landry stated, 'Today, we close the book on the past and bring certainty back to the oil and gas industry once and for all.
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Landry signs bills in Lafayette aimed at boosting Louisiana energy production
During a ceremony at Moncla Companies in Lafayette, Gov. Jeff Landry signed three bills that he deemed were “a major step forward” for the state’s economy and natural resource management.
Gov. Landry signs bills in Lafayette aimed at boosting state's energy production
LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — Gov. Jeff Landry visited Lafayette to sign several bills aimed at boosting energy production in Louisiana. The bill signing ceremony took place at Moncla Well Services. Landry stated that the new legislation is expected to…


Landry signs sweeping law to reform legacy oilfield lawsuits
Gov. Jeff Landry signed a sweeping package of energy legislation Tuesday aimed at reducing energy costs, strengthening landowner rights, and encouraging new oil and gas production across Louisiana.
Governor Landry signs legislation to boost Louisiana’s energy industry
LAFAYETTE, La. Gov. Jeff Landry signed a sweeping package of energy legislation Tuesday aimed at reducing energy costs, strengthening landowner rights, and encouraging new oil and gas production across Louisiana.At a ceremony held earlier in the day at the Moncla Facility in Lafayette, Landry praised the bills as a turning point for the states energy sector, calling it a major step forward for Louisianas economy and natural resource management. …
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