ENERGY TRANSITION

Planet's biggest O&G producers vow to wipeout methane emissions

Charter introduced to target near-zero upstream methane and zero routine flaring by 2030

COP29 has attracted attendees from across the globe. | Credits: COP29

The world's largest oil and gas companies, representing almost half of global production, have signed a pact to eliminate methane emissions during extraction by 2030. The 54 companies signed an Oil...

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