Methane, Volume 4, Issue 4

Agriculture is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, with enteric methane (Ent_CH4) from cattle production being a major source. In Zambia, cattle play a critical role in rural livelihoods and food security, yet the contribution...

The cost of “carbon net zero by year 2050” for the UK will be high, and this target date can only be achieved if the project is undertaken in a progressive and timely manner; otherwise, costs will escalate. The base power source behind th...

Rice cultivation accounts for roughly 10% of worldwide anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, making it a significant source of methane (CH₄) Despite modest observational constraints, estimates of worldwide CH₄ emissions from rice agriculture range...

While methane emissions from cattle contribute to greenhouse gases, supplementing with red seaweed Asparagopsis taxiformis (AT) demonstrates an up to 90% methane reduction in controlled feeding studies. However, methods for delivery of AT in grazing...

In micro gas turbines, electrical power from the high-speed generator is delivered to the grid through a converter that influences overall efficiency and energy quality. This subsystem is often overlooked in efforts to improve turbine performance, wh...

In this study, three different reactor concepts for the oxidative coupling of methane (OCM) reaction are examined at the miniplant scale. Their performance and response to variations in key process parameters, such as temperature and gas hourly space...

We perform a molecular dynamics simulation of a bulk eight-component hydrocarbon mixture that roughly represents a composition of hydrocarbon fluid in a volatile oil reservoir. For that goal, we have developed a method for building molecular models o...

Methane, a greenhouse gas which has a global warming potential 80 times greater than carbon dioxide on a 20-year time scale, greatly contributes to global warming. Removing 1 Gt of atmospheric methane by 2050 would limit global temperature increase f...

In 2024, the global average temperature reached 1.55 °C above the pre-industrial level for the first time. However, we could still keep the long-term global average temperature below 2 °C if all possible measures are taken to mitigate greenho...