LNG Emissions Could Be Cut by 60% with Existing Tech, $100 Billion Investment Needed

LNG emissions could be cut by 60% with existing tech, $100 billion investment needed

IEA Sees Bargains in $100 Billion LNG Clean-Up Proposal

The world’s liquefied natural gas supply chains spew roughly 350 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent a year — more than Italy’s annual emissions. For roughly $100 billion, that climate footprint could be cut by 60%, according to the International Energy Agency.

LNG Canada’s True Cost: 2.2 Billion Tons Of CO₂e Over 50 Years - CleanTechnica

From Montney gas fields to Asian power plants, LNG Canada’s supply chain loses two-thirds of energy and adds tens of millions of tons of CO₂e each year.

IEA says LNG supply chain emissions could be cut 60% with existing technology « Carbon Pulse

A large portion of emissions from the global LNG trade could be cut using existing technology, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Friday.

New IEA report assesses emissions from LNG supply and maps out opportunities to reduce them

A new International Energy Agency report provides a comprehensive new estimate of greenhouse gas emissions from across the global LNG supply chain and identifies key opportunities to bring them down.