Nola.com: What SpaceX's Louisiana spaceport means for Vermilion Parish
Eric Smith, professor of practice and associate director of the Tulane Energy Institute, was interviewed by Nola.com about SpaceX's plan to build a spaceport in coastal Vermilion Parish.
“They can easily tap into the pipeline and put in a small LNG facility on site to power their rockets,” said Eric Smith, a director at Tulane University’s Energy Institute. “It’s a relatively easy, established technology.”
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