Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association is the trade association exclusively representing all sectors of the oil & gas industry in Louisiana & the Gulf.
A new report from the American Petroleum Institute and NOIA reinforces the critical role offshore energy development plays in supporting American energy leadership and long term economic growth.
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What began with hands-on field operations and basic drilling equipment has evolved into an industry driven by advanced technology, innovation, and modern safety practices.
Today, Louisiana continues to lead in energy production through offshore development, infrastructure growth, and ongoing advancements across the industry.
While technology has changed over the years, the hardworking people behind Louisiana energy remain at the center of its success.
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Big news! This milestone highlights the strength of the Gulf of America industry. Thank you @Shell_USA for continuing to call Louisiana home. https://t.co/pQTmckjiaV
On Nov. 14, 1947, a major milestone shaped the future of energy.
The first oil well drilled out of sight of land was completed in the Gulf of Mexico, about 45 miles south of Morgan City. This achievement marked the beginning of the offshore oil and gas industry.
Innovation in Louisiana helped lead the way, setting the foundation for modern offshore energy production.
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Sun’s out, shades on 😎
As Louisiana warms up and summer plans kick off, don’t forget, the energy industry helps power everyday products like your favorite sunglasses, keeping you ready for every sunny photo worthy moment.
LMOGA President Tommy Faucheux was happy to join The Moon Griffon Show this morning to discuss the recent Supreme Court decision and HB 804 in the state legislature.
Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association (LMOGA) President @TommyFaucheux released the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Plaquemines Parish should be removed to federal court.
“The Supreme Court made official what we’ve already known. These misguided lawsuits never belonged in state court,” said Faucheux, “Hopefully, the state will take this opportunity to bring these suits to an end so we can collectively focus on the energy opportunities that lie ahead for Louisiana.”
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Appreciate the Trump Administration for supporting American Jobs and further empowering Louisiana's role in the American Energy Dominance Agenda: https://t.co/fpMP4y950K
Rain boots are made to handle wet weather and many rely on petroleum-based materials to do it. Synthetic rubber and waterproof coatings help keep rain boots flexible, durable, and resistant to the elements. From rainy commutes to muddy adventures, energy-derived materials help keep Louisiana moving, rain or shine.
During a recent conversation with state legislators, one thing was clear: our energy companies’ impact goes beyond oil and gas and into the communities they serve across Louisiana.
New analysis highlights the significant economic impact of the natural gas and oil industry across the country, including right here in Louisiana.
From workforce opportunities to billions in economic contributions, energy production continues to support communities, jobs, and economic growth.
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Carbon capture is creating the kind of economic opportunity that creates jobs and keeps our kids here in Louisiana.
But that only works if we build upon the pipeline infrastructure Louisiana is known for.
🔹 Pipeline construction brings high-paying jobs.
🔹 Operating infrastructure attracts more investment to our state.
🔹 Long-term carbon storage brings increased global demand for Louisiana-made products
As states shape their energy policies, one thing is clear: domestic natural gas remains foundational to economic growth and energy security.
Pennsylvania’s budget discussion reinforces what Louisiana already knows — responsible energy development supports jobs, strengthens state revenues, and powers communities.
LMOGA will continue advocating for policies that keep Louisiana competitive and energy-strong.
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What powers Louisiana?
It’s more than just the energy we produce. It’s the people, the work, and the commitment behind it.
Oil and gas supports thousands of jobs across our state. They help fund our roads, schools, and first responders. They keep our homes warm, our lights on, and our economy strong.
Every day, this industry moves Louisiana forward, reliably, responsibly, and with a focus on the future.
We don’t just power the state. We help it thrive.
We’re lucky to be leaders in one of the most vital industries in the world, right here in Louisiana.
From fueling homes to powering plants, our state plays a leading role in delivering reliable, affordable energy every day.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Regulatory clarity matters.
The Department of the Interior’s move to modernize production rules on federal lands sends an important signal to energy producers, investors, and workers across the country. Clear, updated policies create the stability needed to plan, invest, and grow.
Louisiana’s energy sector knows that smart, durable policy supports both responsible development and long-term economic strength.
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From Lafayette to Houma, Lake Charles to Shreveport, oil and gas supports good-paying jobs in every corner of our state.
This industry fuels over 300,000 jobs in Louisiana and contributes billions in state and local taxes. That means better roads, schools, and public services in the communities where we live and work.
When energy is strong, Louisiana’s economy is strong.
Every step you take is powered by materials made possible through oil and gas.
The soles, cushioning, and lightweight design of most athletic shoes all come from synthetic materials derived from oil and natural gas.
Whether you’re hitting the gym or walking the dog, energy helps you move!