Gas Archives - Zero Carbon Analytics

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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26 Mar 24

Azerbaijan’s energy and climate policies dominated by gas export expansion plans

Azerbaijan's climate and renewable energy efforts are dwarfed by its gas export expansion plans.

Photo of an oil rig, with grey sky and the sunset in the background

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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29 Feb 24

A closer look at CCS: Problems and potential

Although carbon capture and storage could help reduce emissions, most projects are connected to the production of more oil and gas.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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21 Feb 24

On thin ice: Norway’s fossil ambitions and the EU’s green energy future

EU demand for oil and gas is set to decline if the bloc delivers on its climate goals, eliminating the need to expand supply from new fields or infrastructure.

Photograph of gas flaring at twilight. A fire burns at the top of a chimney above a gas plant.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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4 Dec 23

COP28: Assessment of the Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter

The agreement sets targets for reducing carbon dioxide and methane emissions, but does not affect oil and gas production or emissions from consumption.

Two red and white chimneys releasing smoke into the sky at sunset

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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23 Nov 23

Towards a science-based definition of ‘unabated’ fossil fuels

The term 'unabated' fossil fuels has become central to international negotiations and is set to be a key point of debate at COP28, despite there being no widely agreed definition.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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20 Jul 23

What’s hot (and cool) about heat pumps?

Decarbonising heating systems is vital for meeting climate targets, and heat pumps are the best way to do it.

LNG pipelines leading to LNG tanker

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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9 May 23

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.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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9 Mar 23

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.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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23 Feb 23

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.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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15 Feb 23

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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