Insights

New technologies are coming to market that food and agriculture companies can use to reduce methane emissions.

Despite widespread commitments among oil producers to reduce natural gas flaring, 2021 saw a net increase in flaring emissions worldwide.

Yesterday shareholders made their voice heard, now it’s time for Chevron to show it is listening.

Reducing methane now is the fastest way to slow global warming in the near term and a critical part of avoiding the worst of climate change.

Oil and gas operators can reduce their emissions through cost-effective anti-flaring measures. It is time for companies to fix their flaring.

Climate pledges from the financial industry ring hollow unless firms support public policies to deliver the required emission cuts.

The EPA proposed new regulations to reduce methane and other harmful air pollution from new and existing sources in the oil and natural gas industry.

Oil and gas companies, investors, and policymakers all have important roles to play to solve the problem of transferred emissions.