Methane: the super warmer gas that everyone's overlooked —and the startup turning it into clean energy

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While carbon dioxide (CO2) often dominates climate discussions, methane plays a disproportionately large role in global warming."Methane is a bit like the ugly duckling compared to CO2. It's between 28 and 84 times more potent, which means when it's in the atmosphere, it absorbs much more heat."We had the privilege of speaking with Louise Parlons Bentata, the CEO and co-founder of Bluemethane. The conversation revealed the surprising scale of the methane problem and how Bluemethane is pioneering innovative solutions to tackle it, turning it from a warming agent into a clean energy.Find out more about the Carbon13 SEIS fund which backed Bluemethane and many companies like it.

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