IEA Sees Bargains in $100 Billion LNG Clean-Up Proposal
(Bloomberg) — The world’s liquefied natural gas supply chains spew roughly 350 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent a year — more than Italy’s annual emissions. For roughly $100 billion, that climate footprint could be cut by 60%, according to the International Energy Agency. Read More
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