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Watchdog: Fossil Fuel Firms Need to Curb Gas Leaks - Vimarsana News

Watchdog: Fossil Fuel Firms Need to Curb Gas Leaks

The report suggests that the global oil and gas industry emitted as much methane as the 27-nation EU last year.

Source: mbtmag.com
Take action to cut methane emissions from oil, gas sector: IEA - Vimarsana News

Take action to cut methane emissions from oil, gas sector: IEA

Methane emissions from the global oil and gas industry fell by an estimated 10 per cent in 2020 as producers slashed output in response to the historic shock of the Covid-19 crisis, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Monday, warning ...

Fossil fuel firms need to curb climate gas leaks, Watchdog says - Vimarsana News

Fossil fuel firms need to curb climate gas leaks, Watchdog says

The International Energy Agency says oil and gas companies aren’t doing enough to reduce the release of methane, a potent source of planet-heating emissions.

Source: pbs.org
IEA calls on companies, governments and regulators to take urgent action to cut methane emissions from oil and gas sector - News - Vimarsana News

IEA calls on companies, governments and regulators to take urgent action to cut methane emissions from oil and gas sector - News

IEA calls on companies, governments and regulators to take urgent action to cut methane emissions from oil and gas sector - News from the International Energy Agency

Source: iea.org
Methane emissions fell in 2020 on lower oil and gas production - Vimarsana News

Methane emissions fell in 2020 on lower oil and gas production

Agriculture remains the largest source of human-caused methane emissions, while the energy sector comes next. Oil production is responsible for around 40% of the energy industry’s methane emissions, with the natural gas value chain accounting for the remaining 60%.