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In light of the growing interest in green LNG - achieved either via offsetting or emissions reduction - a new policy brief for the EU largest energy policy think tank Florence School of Regulation offers a new analytical frame. The Policy brief highlights existing political concerns regarding lack of transparency, fragmented certification and difficult monitoring process. On these grounds, the paper crafts out solutions. n particular, greater attention should be paid to methane emissions and gas flaring reduction, which could become part of the offsetting. Moreover, negative emissions from biomethane — and hence from bio-LNG — have to be supported in the certification of Green LNG. The full text is available for free upon the link above. Comments, feedback and reactions are welcome!
How Green is
Green LNG is a newly emerging trend in the natural gas industry which has been incentivised by the decarbonisation process. This new line of thinking encourages LNG suppliers to offset [...]
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