Louisiana has officially branded liquefied natural gas (LNG) as 'green' energy, joining Indiana, Ohio, and Tennessee in this classification during the increasing demand for US LNG exports. This decision coincides with shifts in US energy policy under President Donald Trump, who has favored fossil fuels over renewable energy subsidies. While LNG is promoted as a cleaner alternative to coal due to lower carbon emissions, critics emphasize the significant methane emissions associated with its supply chain, raising questions about its environmental credibility.
Louisiana has branded liquefied natural gas (LNG) as 'green' energy, becoming the fourth Republican majority state to take this stance amid a booming export market.
Despite claims of being a transition fuel to renewables, critics highlight LNG's leaky supply chain which significantly contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, particularly methane.
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