Tried-and-tested methane reduction methods could free up enough wasted natural gas to make up for twice the amount affected by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, yet Canada’s performance on methane reductions could be threatened by new regulations in Alberta that are less stringent than federal rules, according to analysis and commentary this week.
Global Methane Cuts Stall Out as Alberta Sets Weaker Emissions Rule: ‘Targets Are Just a First Step,’ IEA Says
