Advancing green initiatives- strategies for mitigating GHG Emissions in bioresource treatment
As governments worldwide strive to achieve ambitious net zero targets, water companies are faced with the critical task of addressing emissions associated with bioresource treatment and renewable energy production. Central to this effort is the imperative to control and minimize methane emissions, unlocking the potential for clean and sustainable energy generation from waste sources.
Join this session to discuss:
How can we accurately assess and quantify the methane contribution of renewable energy derived from bioresource treatment?
Where do the most significant methane emissions occur, and what proactive steps can be taken to reduce their impact on the environment?
How can the industry adapt and innovate to reduce methane emissions and drive sustainable practices forward?
Faciliator
Dr. Yadira Bajón Fernández, senior lecturer in bioresources science and engineering (Cranfield) and policy fellow (DESNZ), Cranfield University; and policy fellow, DESNZ
