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Posted 9/05/25 4:14 PM
On September 10-12, 2025, the energy world will rejoin us in New Orleans for the Future of Energy Forum on our Uptown campus. Last year’s Future of Energy Forum was a massive success. It brought political, technical, business, legal, and academic leaders together to discuss where our energy future might lead.
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Clean Ammonia Economics: Beyond Market Fundamentals
Posted 9/04/25 3:07 PM
I recently had the opportunity to read The Alchemy of Air by Thomas Hager (2008), a book recommended to me by a colleague deeply involved in the development and commercialization of clean ammonia projects.
The Next Vision Statement
Posted 9/03/25 4:16 PM
In this second post in our New Visions Series, Senior Fellows Chloe Baldwin (Partner, International Disputes & Public International Law, Steptoe LLP, Washington D.C.) and Mark Appel (International Conflict Management Consultant, Mediator and Arbitrator, ArbDB Chambers, London, and formerly, Senior Vice President at the American Arbitration Association [AAA] and the International Centre for Dispute Resolution [ICDR]) provide this strategic overview of the mission and scope of work to be done within the new Dispute Prevention and Mitigation Group at Tulane Energy Law & Policy Center.
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Who We Are
The Tulane Energy Law & Policy Center (the Center”) is an energy law and policy research program and policy evaluation platform based within Tulane Law School. The Center applies interdisciplinary analysis to contemporary issues in the energy sector, engaging legal, economic, policy, and technical experts.
Future of Energy Forum: Registration Open
Tulane’s three-day Future of Energy Forum returns Sept. 10–12, a free event highlighting innovation, competition, and collaboration across the energy sector.
