The Carbon Markets Initiative (CMI) is launching the Carbon Crediting Data Framework (CCDF), a first-of-its-kind open-source framework that brings structure, clarity, and transparency to the data that defines carbon credits.
Pennsylvania and its surrounding states are a microcosm of methane market dynamics and have the potential to spur wider market differentiation.
WasteMAP's latest updates make it easier to quantify, simulate, and drive actions on methane emissions at the individual site level.
The oil and gas sector continues to be a leaky business. Wasteful industry operations account for nearly 80 million metric tons of methane leaked in 2023, squandering precious resources and flying in the face of…
Low-producing oil and gas wells need targeted measurement, greater transparency, and stricter oversight.
In uncertain times, it helps to take a breath and look at the data. One great reference point is the International Energy Agency (IEA), and this year’s Global Energy Review provided some striking insights on…
How and why methane mitigation work is continuing in a time of reduced regulation.
Leaks happen throughout our oil and gas systems. There’s no excuse for continuing this massive energy waste when solutions are readily available and affordable.
Why we’re building an open, standardized framework to bring clarity to credit markets.
Available and affordable solutions to stop gas — and methane — from leaking can create jobs, protect public safety, and bolster national security.