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Louisiana’s upcoming energy calendar centers on industry conferences, operating-practices symposiums, permitting and siting meetings, technical assessment programs, an expo, and project-finance forums. The sample is concentrated in New Orleans and is relevant to power-electronics professionals, petroleum and downstream operators, clean-power developers, nuclear-energy participants, LNG and gas-industry representatives, and energy project investors.
Recurring themes include applied power electronics, refinery and operating practices, clean-energy siting and permitting, performance modeling and assessment, nuclear energy, LNG, and project development and finance. Together, these gatherings reflect Louisiana’s role as a meeting place for organizations working across conventional energy, natural gas, nuclear power, renewables, and the commercial infrastructure that supports energy projects.
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OCT
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OCT
16
FRI
LDC Gas Forums (Access Intelligence) · New Orleans, LA
Oil & Gas · Pipelines & MidstreamThe program covers LNG export terminal capacity, global LNG demand, LNG pricing and forecasts, LNG feedgas capability, new LNG projects, competing demand for LNG feedgas from AI data centers, producing basins supplying U.S. Gulf Coast LNG exports, infrastructure capabilities and constraints, storage, new projects, virtual pipeline, energy policy updates, regulatory developments, gas/electric coordination, natural gas supply-chain considerations, technology, and low-carbon energy. The forum spans the LNG value chain, including LNG facility operators, LNG transporters, shipping, traders, marketers, producers, pipelines, LDCs and utilities, end users, regulators, policymakers, market analysts, and key service providers. Commercial operations covered range from feedstock supply through transportation to global end-use markets.
NOV
11
WED
American Petroleum Institute (API) · New Orleans, LA · Hybrid
Chemicals & Plastics · Oil & GasJointly sponsored by API and the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), the symposium features technical presentations highlighting lessons learned from facility incidents or near misses and discussions on accident avoidance in refineries and petrochemical plants. The event provides a forum for exchanging information on safe operating practices, procedures, and best practices within refineries and petrochemical plants. It is held twice a year and is open only to refining and petrochemical operating companies, drawing refinery vice presidents, refinery and operations managers, and PSM/safety experts.
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19
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JAN
21
THU
Infocast · New Orleans, LA
Batteries & Energy Storage · Nuclear · Power & UtilitiesThe program brings senior developers, investors, lenders, utilities, energy buyers, and strategic capital providers together across two connected tracks: Projects & Money and NextGen Energy Investment. Core topics include debt, tax equity, private credit, policy, transferability, project economics, investor sentiment, capital allocation, execution, insurance, and bankability. The NextGen track addresses advanced nuclear, geothermal, long-duration energy storage, grid modernization, distributed energy, and AI-driven power solutions. Agenda sessions include “Projects & Money Roundtable: What New Trends Are Dealmakers Seeing?”, “What Macro Forces Are Driving Market Trends?”, “Deploying Capital at Scale: Finding Opportunity in Energy's Next Growth Cycle,” “The Return of Reliability: Financing Firm Power for a New Era of Electricity Demand,” “Tax Equity and Tax Credit Transfer Market Dynamics,” “Financing the Future: The Asset Classes Powering the Next Decade of Energy Growth,” “Project Finance Perspectives: Financing the Power Race and Digital Infrastructure Boom,” “Policy, Permitting & the Real Barriers to Scaling NextGen Energy,” “Private Credit: Risk vs. Reward,” “Lenders' Perspectives on the 2027 Financing Outlook,” and “SMR Economics: Evaluating Regulatory Hurdles, Unit Economics & Bankable Construction Timelines.”
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