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Methane emissions from fossil fuels must be slashed immediately to limit climate warming, and major reductions are possible with existing technologies at low cost, the International Energy Agency
The energy sector accounts for nearly 40 percent of the methane produced by human activity, but it has made little progress on curbing emissions. The agency said 75 percent of methane emissions from oil and gas operations, and half of that produced by coal, could be abated with existing technology.
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