Methane
Satellites can help the world reach net zero by 2040 – Inmarsat
A recent report from British satellite communications company Inmarsat and Argentine consultancy Globant estimates the world could reach net zero…
Methane emissions remain high, with the EU a major culprit
Methane emissions from the global energy industry remain alarmingly high, despite record energy prices, security of supply concerns, economic uncertainty…
Methane in the net-zero crosshairs for 2023 – Bill Gates’s Breakthrough Energy Ventures
At the 2015 UN climate conference that delivered the Paris Agreement, Bill Gates announced that a coalition of 28 high-net-worth…
EU’s end-of-year energy breakthroughs will have big climate implications
After months of tense negotiations, the EU has agreed a mechanism to cap the wholesale price of natural gas. The…
EU methane law gets renewed attention as energy security saviour
One year ago, the European Commission proposed the first-ever EU law to cut methane emissions, delivering on an EU methane…
Weekly data: Nord Stream ruptures may be single biggest methane leak ever recorded
Undersea blasts on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in late September have caused huge leaks of methane. Neither…
Why is methane slipping between the cracks?
Every year since 1983, a small group of researchers at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have taken…
Exclusive: The $500bn Asia gas trap
Countries across Asia are investing in $500bn of new gas infrastructure, reveals an investigation by Energy Monitor. The figure is…
Carbon capture rate overstated – IEEFA
The efficacy of industrial carbon capture technology is being overstated, according to new research from US think tank the Institute…
Gas producers should electrify upstream processes – SWEEP
Electrifying gas production could deliver substantial cuts to upstream emissions, according to US non-profit Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP). A…