John Bel Edwards to Speak on the “Hydrogen Bayou” at Tulane University’s Future of Energy Forum

On November 15, 2024, Fishman Haygood special counsel John Bel Edwards will speak as part of the “Hydrogen Bayou – Louisiana’s Position as the Next Hydrogen Hub” keynote panel during Tulane University’s Future of Energy Forum. The three-day event offers thought leaders and other experts across a wide range of disciplines the opportunity to collaborate to drive transformative change in the energy sector. Edwards will be joined by panelists Leigh D’Angelo (Modern Hydrogen) and James P. Donahue (Tulane University School of Science & Engineering). Eric Smith (Tulane Energy Institute) will moderate the discussion. Read more about the program and register here.

Edwards works with both the firm’s business and litigation teams with a focus on renewable energy matters. During his two terms as the 56th Governor of Louisiana, Edwards worked to position the state as a leader in energy transition. His administration successfully secured $50 billion in private sector investments for low- and no-carbon projects. With opportunities in Louisiana’s renewable energy sector expanding, Edwards looks to continue playing a leading role in this emerging market. Click here to read more about his practice.

Fishman Haygood understands that the future of sustainable renewable energy requires attorneys who have the practical knowledge and strategic tools to advise clients on project development, financing, and regulatory issues at the federal, state, and local levels. Read about the firm’s Energy Transition practice here.