LNG supply and the methane question
Cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the LNG supply chain is essential to achieving a Net Zero climate impact from the use of natural gas. But how do we get there?
The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) is a global non-profit organisation with an office in Brussels. Its mission is to tackle climate change.
Silke Rechenbach, speaking on behalf of EDF’s Energy Transition team, frames one challenge when she says that “methane pollution released this year will warm the planet more in the next decade than carbon dioxide emitted from burning fossil fuels. While cutting methane is the single fastest way to slow the rate of global warming, current efforts fall far short of the drastic reductions we need.”
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