Hydrocarbon Supply-Chain Grapples with Methane Abatement
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Cleaning up the natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply chains is essentially for both preserving or expanding their share of future energy demand and maintaining gas suppliers’ social license to operate. Gas is the cleanest fossil fuel, but attendant methane (CH4) emissions are no longer socially or politically tolerable for many major buyers, and new satellite and aircraft-mounted detection technology has been deployed to name and shame bad actors. Now is the time for natural gas and LNG supply chain participants to develop and implement effective strategies for CH4 emissions abatement, certification, valuation, and related commercialization approaches.
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