Global methane emissions assessment report

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May 29, 2021

The fossil fuel sector has the greatest potential for targeted methane mitigation by 2030. Readily available targeted measures could reduce emissions from the oil and gas sector by 29–57 Mt/yr and from the coal sector by 12–25 Mt/yr.

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Tags: decarbonization of the energy sector, methane emissions, methane mitigation

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