Tags: Gas

LNG pipelines leading to LNG tanker

Bangladesh’s reliance on LNG increases heat stress, finance and energy risks

Renewables represent a more cost effective, reliable and climate friendly alternative to increasing liquified natural gas imports.

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Why gas use must fall rapidly if climate targets are to be met

To limit warming to 1.5°C, natural gas extraction must fall by nearly a third by the end of the decade.

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Energy markets one year after the Ukraine invasion

The EU has substituted nearly 75% of Russian gas imports, largely using existing infrastructure and by dramatically reducing gas demand.

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How climate action can address the cost of living crisis

Policies to address climate change are not just good for the planet, they can help reduce consumers' energy, transport and food bills.

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Gas, the energy crisis and net zero

Despite what the industry tells us, natural gas is driving the energy crisis and is incompatible with net zero.

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Analysis of US methane & fossil fuel announcements at COP27

The proposed US Methane Reduction Action Plan is ambitious, but hard to square with the country's plans to expand gas output.

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Biogas and its role in the energy transition

Biogas can be a substitute for natural gas, but its application should be limited to hard-to-abate sectors where there is no feasible alternative.

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How does Shell’s climate plan stack up against Paris goals?

As Shell appeals a court ruling to dramatically cut its absolute emissions, we look at the company's transition strategy.

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The role of carbon capture and storage in limiting warming to 1.5C

The plummeting cost of renewables is eroding the economic case for retrofitting existing fossil fuel power plants with CCS.

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European energy crisis factsheet

There's been much debate about the cause of the energy crisis, but the underlying reasons are very straightforward.

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