Measuring the benefit of coal-to-LNG switching [Gas in Trans

Measuring total LNG supply chain methane emissions is imprecise, but there is an even bigger data gap when it comes to coal. Without accurate measurement, the benefits of coal-to-LNG switching risk being under-appreciated. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 6]

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