Turkmenistan Highlights Progress in Methane Emission Reductions at TESC 2025

Turkmenistan Highlights Progress in Methane Emission Reductions at TESC 2025

At the Turkmen Energy Investment and Sustainability Conference (TESC 2025), held in Paris from June 5–6, Turkmenistan presented significant achievements in reducing methane emissions, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible energy practices.

The Turkmen delegation, led by Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and other high-level officials, emphasized the country’s strategic approach to reducing methane emissions in alignment with global climate goals. Key initiatives include:

  • Implementation of Advanced Monitoring TechnologiesTurkmenistan has adopted modern equipment and digital monitoring systems to detect and prevent methane leaks in oil and gas infrastructure.
  • Regulatory and Policy Framework DevelopmentThe government has enacted new policies and strengthened environmental standards to ensure effective methane management in the energy sector.
  • International CollaborationTurkmenistan continues active engagement with global organizations such as the UNEP’s International Methane Emissions Observatory (IMEO) and the Global Methane Pledge, demonstrating its openness to share best practices and adopt innovative solutions.
  • Ongoing Projects and InvestmentsThe nation is investing in infrastructure upgrades and green technologies that minimize methane release, contributing to cleaner energy production and sustainable development.

At TESC 2025, attended by leading energy companies, investors, and environmental institutions, Turkmenistan reaffirmed its dedication to a low-carbon future, balancing its rich hydrocarbon resources with responsible environmental stewardship.