View the video to learn about how GMI helps to reduce methane emissions around the world.
GMI provides technical and outreach support for a variety of methane mitigation activities around the world. These activities include technical assessments of emission reduction opportunities, information sharing and capacity building on methane emissions management, and GMI partnership-related activities such as in-person and virtual meetings and workshops.
Capacity Building/Information Sharing:
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17 |
Workshops/Trainings – China, Colombia, France, India, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Poland, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United States |
37 |
Manuals/Websites/Other Outreach – All Partners |
Assessments:
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6 |
Reports/Tools/Models – India, Switzerland, Ukraine, and Partnership wide |
15 |
Study Tours/Other Studies – China, India, Kazakhstan, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico |
17 |
Pre-Feasibility Studies – Brazil, China, Colombia, India, Kazakhstan, Mexico |
Partnerships:
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4 |
GMI Meetings (Steering Committee/Subcommittees) – France, Switzerland, and Online |
6 |
Conferences – China, Kazakhstan, Switzerland, United States |
14 |
Site Visits – China, India, Kazakhstan |
47 |
Informational Meetings and Presentations – China, India, Serbia, United States, Canada, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Colombia, France, Poland, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine |
Through GMI in 2019,
13
Countries
hosted activities where more than
2,000
people
received a total of approximately
13,000
hours
of training about reducing methane emissions and capturing methane for productive uses.
Use this tool below to explore industry-specific methane emissions measurements and projections throughout the world based on data extracted from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report, Global Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gas Emission Projections & Mitigation Potential: 2015-2050.
Industries targeted by GMI for strategic efforts to reduce emissions account for more than 50% of the world’s methane emissions. Visit the map of methane sites to explore locations where GMI and our Partners have worked to reduce barriers to the recovery and use of methane as a clean energy source.
GMI serves as an information resource for Partner Countries, Project Network members, and other stakeholders. Resources created through GMI activities, including models, technical presentations, reports, and others, are available from this website. GMI’s resource library currently contains more than 2,000 resources.
