Foster Campbell: Louisiana should respond to climate change

07.23.2021
Climate Change
Utility Regulation
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Entergy Louisiana
Cleco
SWEPCO
Cooperative Utilities
Renewable Energy

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell urges state to respond to climate change.

“​We are an energy state, not just an oil and gas state. We have a task force studying climate change and promoting offshore wind. Our coastal industries are helping to build a wind-power sector. Utilities are investing in renewables,” said Commissioner Campbell.

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