Amanda Bryant, a senior analyst with the Pembina Institute‘s oil and gas program, writes in a blog post:
“Reducing methane emissions from oil and gas is now an international priority. Yet setting meaningful targets, developing sound policies, evaluating outcomes, and credibly telling success stories requires a still largely missing piece: comprehensive measurement data.
“But things are starting to change. Governments, research groups, and voluntary initiatives are improving methane inventories through measurement, leveraging a wide variety of technologies, pools of expertise, policies, and protocols.”
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Read the full post originally published by the Pembina Institute Jan. 23, 2024.
Read her earlier post about what Canada and other governments are doing to regulate methane emissions.
