EMEA > Emerging methane removal technologies modelled on CDR face feasibility and cost hurdles -report

Emerging methane removal technologies modelled on CDR face feasibility and cost hurdles -report

Published 13:31 on January 29, 2025  /  Last updated at 13:31 on January 29, 2025  / /  EMEA, Voluntary

Efforts to develop technologies that remove methane from the atmosphere, building on methods used in carbon removal (CDR) and carbon capture, remain in early research stages, with significant technical and economic barriers limiting their near-term viability, according to a recent report.
Efforts to develop technologies that remove methane from the atmosphere, building on methods used in carbon removal (CDR) and carbon capture, remain in early research stages, with significant technical and economic barriers limiting their near-term viability, according to a recent report.


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