Analysis
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The energy security case for tackling gas flaring and methane leaks
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Emissions from Oil and Gas Operations in Net Zero Transitions
A World Energy Outlook Special Report on the Oil and Gas Industry and COP28
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Global Energy Review: CO2 Emissions in 2021
Global emissions rebound sharply to highest ever level
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CO2 Emissions in 2022
Products
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The energy security case for tackling gas flaring and methane leaks dataset
Substantial gas resources currently are being produced that do not make it to market because they are lost to flaring and leaks across the oil and gas supply chain. Reducing flaring, venting and methane leaks would offer immediate relief to gas markets and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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Global Energy Review: CO2 Emissions in 2021
Global emissions rebound sharply to highest ever level
News
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Charts
Potential gas supply from eliminating non-emergency flaring and curtailing methane emissions, 2022
OpenWorldwide flaring and methane emissions from oil and gas operations, 2000-2021
OpenShare of emissions from oil and gas operations covered by international initiatives to tackle flaring, 2021
OpenCost and savings in the NZE Scenario, 2030
OpenPolicies
Policy
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Jurisdiction
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Indonesia 2017 In force National
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Kuwait 2020 In force National
Putting gas flaring in the spotlight