Natural gas's
impact as a bridge fuel to a cleaner energy future has been oversold, new research suggests
Not exact matches
Natural gas
as a means to produce electricity is being hailed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
as the
fuel that can act
as a «
bridge» between carbon - heavy coal and zero - carbon renewables, helping to reduce humans»
impact on the climate.
Our study does not address how the magnitude of the source types that we present translate into an overall climate
impact for natural gas vs. other
fuel types, nor does it address implications for natural gas
as a
bridge fuel.
The coal industry acknowledges that developing carbon capture and storage technology is imperative for the survival of their industry
as a
bridge fuel, but many major players continue to duck behind these trumped up charges while avoiding serious discussion of the environmental
impacts of burning coal.