Capturing Vented, Fugitive & Flared Natural Gas Becomes Economic

New analysis by S&P Global Commodity Insights finds higher natural gas prices have made methane capture projects increasingly economic, potentially unlocking vast amounts of new supply while lowering overall emissions. The analysis, funded in part by the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), an anti-fossil fuel organization, says projects that capture and commercialize vented, fugitive, and flared methane are now cost-effective, given the high price of natural gas. In general, we agree.

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