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  • Ember analyzes loopholes in the EU methane regulation that could lead to an additional 2.2 million tonnes of methane emissions by 2050. The report highlights that coal mines are the largest energy sector methane source in the EU, dominated by Polish operations, and argues that tightening venting thresholds and prioritizing the closure of high-methane mines are cost-effective ways to meet climate goals.

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    Themes: methanecoal miningeu regulationenergy transitiongreenhouse gas emissions
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    Document type: Report

    Regions: European UnionPoland
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