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Some of the biggest oil and gas producers say they will cut their emissions of the powerful planet-heating gas at the COP27 climate summit.

Olaf Scholz is boosting gas infrastructure projects on the basis they will be "hydrogen-ready", which experts say is unrealistic and risks locking in high emissions

The measure includes new penalties for methane leaks — rising to $1,500 per ton in 2026. But exemptions could blunt their impact.

Batteries and renewable energy alone can’t decarbonize industries, and recent proposals for a “hydrogen economy” could bridge those gaps.

European leaders are assuring the world that they won’t overshoot their climate targets as they desperately search for new sources of fossil fuels. But

Experts don’t see ways for elected officials to quickly cut gas prices. But there might be moves to reduce prices over time.

Experts don’t see ways for elected officials to quickly cut gas prices. But there might be moves to reduce prices over time.

Pennsylvania’s environmental regulator is moving forward with a pared-down version of its rule to curb harmful emissions from existing oil and gas sites as it faces a federal deadline.

“What we’re passing now is incredibly weak anyway, but we just have to move forward, we just have to stop this."

What is clear is that planned LNG growth is not compatible with a Paris target climate solution for the electricity sector.