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Europe’s Blue Hydrogen Plans Risk Generating Annual Emissions on par With Denmark

DeSmogBlog

This story is the fourth part of a DeSmog series on carbon capture and was developed with the support of Journalismfund Europe and published in partnership with Le Monde. Our calculations factored in methane leaks in the natural gas supply chain and the partial efficiency of carbon capture units. Credit: Sabrina Bedford.

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Arla Foods to give methane-reducing feed to 10,000 cows across Europe

Business Green

Dairy giant estimates major on-farm pilot could cut methane emissions from cattle by almost a third. Cows are ruminants, which means that to digest their food they continuously burp, releasing methane, a powerful greenhouse gas which represents a major climate challenge for the meat and dairy industry.

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Biogas trade bodies and companies call for an urgent rethink on GHG Protocol guidance for corporate biomethane use reporting

Envirotec Magazine

2 This led to investment in new biomethane production infrastructure, which the world critically needs to cut methane emissions from organic wastes and generate green gas, biofertilisers and bioCO2, but this will no longer be possible under the proposed new guidance. using fossil fuels); scope 2 are from the purchase of energy (e.g.

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Could trash-to-energy technology feed hydrogen demand?

GreenBiz

The annual demand could reach 19,120,458,891 tons by then, representing a tenfold increase from 2015 to 2050. . A few tech companies are working to grow clean hydrogen in Europe and Asia and, lately, California. Combined with a push for decarbonization, these economics could drive demand, project energy experts. .

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5 Early Applications for Green Hydrogen

GreenTechMedia

Europe's biggest natural-gas infrastructure firm recently launched a new hydrogen business. In 2015, the total U.S. But this is only likely to be worthwhile in places where natural gas prices are relatively high, such as in Europe. Few energy-related topics are getting as much attention at the moment as green hydrogen.

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Research Undermines Claims that Soil Carbon Can Offset Livestock Emissions

DeSmogBlog

The study, which was published in the journal Nature Communications, shows that 135 gigatons — or 135 billion metric tons — of carbon would need to be returned to soils to balance out the amount of methane emitted annually by ruminants like cattle, sheep, bison, and goats. Estimates suggest there are 1.5 That’s a tall order, to put it mildly.

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Revealed: How Big Dairy Is Milking Net Zero

DeSmogBlog

Cows produce methane, a greenhouse gas that absorbs more atmospheric heat than carbon and is currently responsible for 25 percent of all global warming today. In 2015 the emissions generated along the entire dairy production chain – from cow to grocery store shelf – accounted for an estimated 3.4

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