How a focus on gas flaring at COP26 can accelerate decarbonisation
By reducing gas flaring, we can reduce emissions, create value and accelerate the energy transition. COP26 can help us to accelerate flaring reduction.
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Celebrating successful flare capture projects with independent data-driven evidence
Executive summary Gas flaring is a major source of economic and environmental waste, and the world is not yet “on track” to reach zero flaring by 2030. But with COP26 coming up (and the global focus on the energy...
Flaring in MENA: The Multi Billion Dollar Decarbonisation Lever
Today Chatham House published an expert commentary on the opportunity that flaring represents in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region to reduce emissions, create value and improve reputations. The article is authored by Adel Hamaizia (Associate Fellow,...
Risk-free, low cost and low emission barrels: why flaring is the oil and gas industry’s $27 billion opportunity between the trees
Oil and companies invest an estimated $550 billion each year to explore and develop new oil and gas resources to replace the c. 60 billion oil-equivalent barrels (i.e. oil + gas) consumed each year.
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