If you’re harvesting methane from landfills, that’s actually green since burning it reduces the greenhouse gas effects. But that’s only like 0.1% of the methane used
That is green gas. It isn’t green “natural” gas, because “natural” is exclusively the fossil fuel stuff. Stupid naming, probably some 19th century marketing thatfor some reason stuck.
Natural gas can be green, if it’s biomethane. Nuclear though…
“Natural gas” can never be green because it is specifically fossil-fuel gas.
If you’re harvesting methane from landfills, that’s actually green since burning it reduces the greenhouse gas effects. But that’s only like 0.1% of the methane used
That is green gas. It isn’t green “natural” gas, because “natural” is exclusively the fossil fuel stuff. Stupid naming, probably some 19th century marketing thatfor some reason stuck.
Edit: 19th, not 18th.
Ah, probably the same weirdness that lead to large gas storage vessels being called gasometers
Yeah, that’s the kind of natural gas I was talking about, but it seems that it comes down to how you define words.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_natural_gas
Nuclear can be green, if its a breeder reactor. Natural gas though…