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La ambición de México en metano, a la Luz en COP 30

By EDF Blogs / Published: December 9, 2025

México actualiza su NDC con una meta del 50% de reducción de GEI para 2035 y reafirma el objetivo de reducir 30% las emisiones de metano para 2030, destacando el papel clave de PEMEX y del sector petrolero y gas.
La reducción de metano ofrece un triple beneficio: energético, climático y de salud pública; y requiere acelerar la adopción de tecnologías para recuperación de vapores, monitoreo avanzado y eliminación de la quema rutinaria.

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By EDF Blogs / Published: December 9, 2025

Mexico’s updated NDC commits to a 50% GHG reduction by 2035 and reaffirms the 30% methane reduction by 2030, underscoring the critical role of PEMEX and the oil & gas sector.
Methane mitigation offers energy, climate, and public-health benefits and demands rapid deployment of technologies such as vapor recovery systems, advanced monitoring and the phase-out of routine flaring.

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By EDF Blogs / Published: December 3, 2025

New data and analysis show that while production increased in both states, decreasing loss rates in New Mexico reflects that progress is possible with strong methane standards.
Findings show that methane intensity on the New Mexico side of the Delaware sub-basin is half that of Texas, despite New Mexico doubling production since 2020, with the vast majority (83 percent) of basin-wide emissions coming from Texas.

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By EDF Blogs / Published: November 10, 2025

By Adam Kurland, Attorney, Federal Energy, Environmental Defense Fund and Nicole Pavia, Director, Clean Energy Infrastructure, Clean Air Task Force

Early, genuine engagement turns potential opposition into partnership — accelerating transmission projects and delivering shared benefits.
The most successful developers align projects with local priorities, from co-ownership models to infrastructure upgrades, creating lasting trust and progress.

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By EDF Blogs / Published: November 6, 2025

EDF’s new peer-reviewed perspective highlights how efforts to cut greenhouse gases from planes must also reduce harmful pollutants that disproportionately affect nearby and disadvantaged communities.
Lowering the aromatic and sulfur content of jet fuel can cut particle pollution, improve public health, and reduce contrail formation — making skies cleaner and aviation more sustainable.

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By EDF Blogs / Published: October 16, 2025

The first study of its kind in Japan discovered Osaka’s urban emissions several times higher than official inventories report.
Up to 75% of Osaka’s street-level methane emissions came from man-made sources such as natural gas used in restaurants and buildings, revealing an overlooked but promising opportunity to cut climate pollution and save energy.

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