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Policy
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What the King saw: How methane action can slow warming in our lifetimes
It was unusually hot at St. James’s Palace. Across Europe, temperatures were breaking records. The heat was not the point of the gathering, but it made the point. On June 24, His Majesty The King attended a UK government-led reception bringing together leaders from government, science, philanthropy and business to…
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How African expertise is shaping the next phase of methane action on the continent
Not long ago, methane emissions were largely absent from African policy debates on climate and energy, overshadowed by more visible challenges such as electricity access and land degradation. Today, that is beginning to change. Research and advocacy across the continent are building the case that methane is an environmental concern…
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The next chapter for Europe’s electricity grids: What the Council’s general approach gets right – and what it still needs
A decisive moment for Europe’s electricity grids To deliver affordable, reliable, and clean electricity, enable electrification and reduce imported fuel dependency, Europe will need to strategically expand its transmission grids. This is the objective of the European Commission´s Grid Package, presented in December 2025, which consist of a proposal to…
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Closing the methane gap between LDAR on paper and LDAR in practice
Leak detection and repair programs primarily target methane emissions that operators may not even know are happening.
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The EU ETS review must turn aviation ambition into deployment
One of the major climate and competitiveness debates of the year is the reform of the EU’s carbon pricing instrument, the Emissions Trading System (ETS). In aviation, much of the discussion has centred on a single question: should international flights be brought into the system. That debate matters, but it risks overshadowing another fundamental issue: Can the EU actually…
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To truly help the environment, anaerobic digestor regulations need an overhaul
The climate benefits of anaerobic digestors are not guaranteed, depending entirely on keeping methane emissions from the AD systems themselves tightly controlled.
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Landfill methane is misunderstood. Three myths are undermining effective mitigation efforts.
Solid waste disposal sites remain one of the largest sources of global waste methane emissions.
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EU CO2 storage by 2030: Why the NZIA target is more feasible than industry claims
Making meaningful cuts to greenhouse gas emissions calls for bold and ambitious targets. The European Union’s aim of building 50 million tonnes of annual CO2 storage capacity by 2030 is no exception.
