Asia Pacific > Emissions from Australia’s NT shale gas can be largely offset domestically in most cases, report says

Emissions from Australia’s NT shale gas can be largely offset domestically in most cases, report says

Published 10:37 on February 13, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:37 on February 13, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Nature-based, Voluntary

GHG emissions from future onshore shale gas production in Australia’s Northern Territory (NT) could largely be offset with the use of carbon credits within Australia and use of domestic mitigation technologies, in most cases, although a high production scenario would require the use of international offsets as well, according to a government scientific agency.
GHG emissions from future onshore shale gas production in Australia’s Northern Territory (NT) could largely be offset with the use of carbon credits within Australia and use of domestic mitigation technologies, in most cases, although a high production scenario would require the use of international offsets as well, according to a government scientific agency.


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