Methane Discussion: Exploration on a New Era of Energy in The Global Energy Transition Podcast (Part 1)

In a recent podcast, energy policy analyst Otilia Nutu of the organization 2Celsius discussed the implications of the EU's newly proposed methane regulations for the EU's second largest producer of fossil gas. Nutu, who specializes in state-owned companies and energy regulators, offered insights into how these new rules may shape the energy landscape.

The podcast, hosted by Michael Buchsbaum and focused on methane, also featured interviews with James Turitto, a methane hunter with the Clean Air Task Force, and Tim Grabiel, Senior Lawyer with the Environmental Investigation Agency in Brussels.

Turitto, who has been making waves with his discoveries in Romania, shared his findings and discussed the potential impact of the new regulations on the country. His work as a methane hunter has been instrumental in raising awareness about the urgent need to control methane pollution, which accounts for 30-50% of today's global warming.

The discussion comes in the wake of US President Biden's international pledge to reduce methane emissions. The podcast audio was expertly mixed and edited by Christian Kreymborg to ensure a clear and engaging listening experience.

For those interested in learning more about Turitto's work in Romania and Nutu's research at 2Celsius, a separate link provides detailed information. The episode about the EU's new methane regulations can be played below and is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Meanwhile, the Environmental Investigation Agency has also provided a wealth of information about the EU's new methane rules. For more details, you can navigate to their website via a specific link. This is a significant step forward in the fight against climate change and a crucial conversation that we all should be part of.