
Non-Satellite Methane Detection and Quantification Technologies
David Lyon, Ph.D. Senior Methane Scientist II Environmental Defense Fund [email protected] View

David Lyon, Ph.D. Senior Methane Scientist II Environmental Defense Fund [email protected] View

The Importance of Methane Detection and Quantification (D&Q) of total anthropogenic methane emissions came from the oil and gas industry. View

Uzbekistan Stakeholder Training April 9, 2026 Hanling Yang, Associate Vice President, EDF Energy Transition Aaron Feng, Senior Manager, EDF +Business Energy Transition View

In this forum, Caspian Methane Emissions Accelerator members (KazMunayGas, Uzbekneftegaz and SOCAR) will reaffirm their commitment to collaboration on methane emissions, invite broader participation to the platform and continue shaping solutions tailored to the region View

California has launched its first industrial-scale carbon dioxide capture and long-term underground storage facility, Carbon TerraVault I, or CTV I. The state has set a goal of achieving carbon neutrality as quickly as possible, but some harmful industries still need to be eliminated. A compromise was found in capturing industrial

The paper presents the results of the first Central Asian study to investigate public perceptions of decarbonisation through a nationwide survey across urban areas, including fossil-fuel-dependent towns and industrial and non-industrial cities of Kazakhstan. The study’s findings reveal that, while awareness of climate change is high, only half of the

On May 21st 2026, CAREC held the third online training session under the “Capacity Building for Methane Emission Reduction in Central Asia” (CA CBMER) project, titled “Non-Satellite Methane  Detection  and Quantification Technologies.” The session brought together government representatives, experts, and stakeholders from Uzbekistan and international partners to deepen their understanding of practical, ground-based

Global emissions are still growing – but very unevenly.  Emissions Growth Rankings: Which Country Leads in Accelerating Carbon Footprints? / © Visual Capitalist Over the past decade, the most rapid growth has occurred in rapidly industrializing economies. Vietnam more than doubled its emissions between 2014 and 2024, while Indonesia

Astana, April 23, 2026 — During a session titled “Strengthening Regional Actions to Reduce Methane Emissions in Central Asia” at the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC-2026) in Astana, five Central Asian states – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan – reaffirmed the high importance of efforts to reduce methane emissions.