Work Area
Methane
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Satellites, super‑emitters, and smarter waste policy
Satellite and remote sensing technologies are rapidly altering how the solid waste sector approaches its climate impact.
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2026 IEA Methane Tracker shows improved efficiency in energy sector can tackle stubborn emissions
The IEA’s findings are a reminder of what’s at stake and why the Methane Regulation must remain strong.
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Why claims that the EU Methane Regulation threatens energy supply miss the mark
Lately, a familiar claim has been resurfacing in industry commentary: that the EU Methane Regulation (EUMR) will disrupt Europe’s oil and gas supply and send prices soaring. One prominent example is a modelling study commissioned by International Association of Oil & Gas Producers from Wood MacKenzie. These claims have gained…
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Joint Letter: Methane Transparency as a Pillar of EU Energy Security
Clean Air Task Force joined 26 NGOs from across Europe urging EU leaders to stay the course on the EU Methane Regulation.
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Waste methane is rising fast. Three myths are holding policy action back.
Methane emissions from the waste sector have historically occupied a blind spot in climate policy despite its significant and growing impact on climate change.
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Integrating Agricultural Development and Methane Mitigation as part of the EU Livestock Strategy
With livestock responsible for around two-thirds of the EU’s agricultural greenhouse gas emissions, the sector’s methane footprint cannot be overlooked.
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Applications open for second CATF CEE Fellowship for next generation of climate leaders
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) has extended application period for the second cohort of its Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Fellowship, an eight-week programme designed to equip early-career energy and climate professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to accelerate the region’s clean energy transition. Following a successful inaugural cohort in 2025, which brought…
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Three trends shaping waste sector methane mitigation in 2026
With the right initiatives, the solid waste sector has the potential to mitigate 8 million tonnes of methane per year by 2030.
