Solving the regulatory puzzle of methane emissions from imported natural gas.
What is the Methane Supply Index and how could it work?
read more
Latest News
Inform and Reform: Methane emissions in LNG
The role of independent certification in incentivising methane emissions abatement in the global LNG market.
ExxonMobil to Certify Natural Gas using MiQ Standard
Today ExxonMobil has announced their commitment to begin using MiQ’s A-F certification process for natural gas.
Essential Elements: Why MiQ’s certification is the regulator’s best option
As we go about our lives as consumers, we’re faced with limitless choices. How can you pick...
Low hanging fruit: A market-based solution to climate change
Climate change is the single biggest threat to our global future. Our sea levels are rising, our droughts are becoming more severe, our forests are burning, and our storms are becoming more extreme.
Chesapeake Energy Corporation announces new collaboration with MiQ and Equitable Origin
Chesapeake is the first company to independently certify and continuously monitor its natural gas production across two major shale gas basins.
North American Natural Gas Buyers Workshop
Discuss with us the roles institutional gas buyers can play to decrease greenhouse gas emissions in the near term as part of the clean energy transition.
As simple as A, B, C – 3 easy steps to reduce methane emissions
If you asked which greenhouse gas has an extreme impact on global warming and continues to increase each year, CO2 would probably at the forefront of most people’s minds.
MiQ collaborating with the Green Certificate Company to build its Certificates Registry
We are at a critical juncture in the fight against climate change. At least, that is what Governments, marketers, and companies the world over tell us. But then why aren’t they talking about methane emissions?
Methane emissions certification – a global solution to a global problem
We are at a critical juncture in the fight against climate change. At least, that is what Governments, marketers, and companies the world over tell us. But then why aren’t they talking about methane emissions?
MiQ x Carbon Limits: New standard to drive down methane emissions from LNG
A new collaboration between two leading organisations is set to rapidly reduce damaging methane emissions from the production and transport of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Halving greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 – let’s start by tackling methane emissions
If we do not halve our annual greenhouse gas emissions by the end of this decade, our 2050 net zero targets will be out of reach.
Investors Need to Focus on Methane Emissions
If we are to drive down methane emissions, the investment community should look to leverage its influence to encourage producers to address methane emissions.
Northeast Natural Energy Seeks Certification under MiQ and EO100 Standards with Continuous Monitoring
Northeast Natural Energy Announces the Use of LUMEN Terrain as it Seeks Independent Certification of the Company’s Natural Gas Production through Equitable Origin and MiQ Standards.
EQT Announces Commitment to Seek Certification under EO and MiQ Standards
EQT Corporation today announced its commitment to seek independent certification of a majority of its produced natural gas under certification standards developed by Equitable Origin and MiQ.
Certification and Methane Emissions in EU Import Regulations
Certification can significantly reduce methane emissions and simplify complex import regulations for the EU.
MiQ at S&P Global Platts LNG Virtual Conference
We believe there is a significant opportunity to adopt a standardised global methodology for determining methane emissions across the LNG value chain.
Searching for Methane in Net Zero policy? You are not alone…
If LNG is going to compete against other energy sources for its place as part of the energy transition, then the non-transparent nature of the industry must change, and fast.
How to solve the LNG methane question?
If LNG is going to compete against other energy sources for its place as part of the energy transition, then the non-transparent nature of the industry must change, and fast.
Setting the Standard for methane emissions abatement
The future must be powered by 100% clean energy. Our mission is to reduce the climate impact of methane emissions from the oil and gas sector until we get there.