This report looks in detail at the investment requirements to deliver a sharp reduction in oil and gas methane emissions to 2030, and how these could be financed. The analysis is intended to inform discussions in the runup to COP28 and help prompt the necessary actions to accelerate the pace of change. Includes lessons learned and IEA recommendations. This resource serves as a valuable tool for companies and governments planning investments in emission reduction technologies and initiatives.
Financing reductions in oil and gas methane emissions
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Region
Global
Published
2023
Resource Type
Technical report
Category
Methane abatement strategies
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Operational guidance | Regulations
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