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Using optical gas imaging to drive methane reduction in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector
Rapidly cutting methane emissions, especially from the oil and gas sector, is a critical part of efforts to bend the curve on climate change. As part of our commitment to support global methane emissions mitigation, Clean Air Task Force (CATF) recently partnered with stakeholders in Nigeria on a campaign demonstrating…
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UK releases a major methane report – CATF applauds progress and offers insights
Today, the House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee released a critical report on tackling methane emissions, following their inquiry launched earlier this year. This report is a crucial first step for the UK on methane emissions reduction, which is the best tool we have for bending the curve…
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Potential for Waste Sector Methane Reduction in Côte d’Ivoire
This policy brief characterizes the waste sector’s methane emissions and policy opportunities for Côte d’Ivoire.
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The Case for Action on Tropospheric Ozone
Reducing tropospheric ozone by controlling the emissions of its precursors (nitrogen oxides and organic volatile compounds) will help in avoiding climate tipping points, building resilience and delivering clean air. This policy brief outlines the latest science on tropospheric ozone, examples of cost effective solutions, and recommendations for policymakers, funders and…
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Breaking the deadlock: Turning dangerous emissions into climate action
Despite the clear economic, climate, and energy benefits, the oil and gas sector remains one of the world’s largest methane emitters.
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UK government announces major support to curb methane through Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme at COP29
The UK government pledged $5 million in new funding to support the Climate and Clean Air Coalition’s new Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme.
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Flaring Accountability
This report determines, for the first time, a company’s whole flaring impact around the world.
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New CATF report shows that flaring emissions are more than double for 10 of the largest oil companies when including emissions from their non-operated assets
A new report from Clean Air Task Force, determines, for the first time, the true impact of flaring from ten major international oil companies.
