The Denver iJournal is reporting on a new study intended to quantify methane emissions from natural gas gathering and processing facilities: "This month, a team led by Anthony Marchese, mechanical engineering professor and new director of the CSU Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory, will begin collecting data from potential methane sources associated with natural gas midstream facilities, between the wellhead and long-distance transmission pipelines."
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