EMEA > Nord Stream methane leak threatens to blow hole in EU emissions coverage

Nord Stream methane leak threatens to blow hole in EU emissions coverage

Published 17:38 on October 4, 2022  /  Last updated at 17:38 on October 4, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The methane leaks from the Nord Stream pipelines may escape EU emissions coverage amid uncertainty surrounding the alleged sabotage, experts suggested this week, meaning GHGs estimated as equivalent to the annual emissions of Denmark may evade accountability.
The methane leaks from the Nord Stream pipelines may escape EU emissions coverage amid uncertainty surrounding the alleged sabotage, experts suggested this week, meaning GHGs estimated as equivalent to the annual emissions of Denmark may evade accountability.


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