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"The Mississippi River Corridor and Gulf Coast Energy Backbone," Tulane University's Future of Energy Forum 2026, New Orleans, Louisiana

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By Grady S. Hurley
September 30, 2026

Will Baldwin and Grady Hurley, partners on the Energy, Environmental & Natural Resources Industry Team, participated in Tulane University's Future of Energy Forum 2026, September 28–30, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Will moderated the "Offshore Wind at a Crossroads: Policy, Markets, and Louisiana’s Future" panel, which explored the changing outlook for offshore wind and examined whether Louisiana and the Gulf Coast can still play a meaningful role in the industry’s long-term growth. Grady served as the moderator of "The Mississippi River Corridor and Gulf Coast Energy Backbone" panel, which focused on the infrastructure systems that connect inland production, Gulf Coast industry, and global energy markets. The panelists also explored the role of pipelines, storage, ports, and transportation networks in supporting energy production across the Mississippi River Corridor.

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