## SEPTEMBER 25, 2025  
Methane isn’t just another greenhouse gas — it’s one more potent than CO2 and second most plentiful after CO2. It has more than 80 times the global warming potential of CO₂ over a 20-year period (GWP20) and 28 times over a 100-year period (GWP100)…

## MAY 23 2025  
CH4 Global has been named as one of the world’s top 50 United Nations Sustainable Development Goal leaders, in a series featuring on CNBC in the US…

## APRIL 4, 2025  
Imagine if we could take more than 50 million fossil-fuel-powered cars off the road—not by replacing them with EVs or rewriting transportation policy, but by changing what just a fraction of the world’s cattle eat…

## JANUARY 29, 2025  
With its proprietary pond-based system, CH4 Global aims to reduce production costs by up to 90% compared to conventional methods, enabling profitable scaling of seaweed-based feed supplement that suppresses methane production in cattle…

## JANUARY 21, 2025  
Partnership aims to introduce Methane Tamer™ in Japan and expand in Australia while exploring scaled production opportunities across Asia…

## NOVEMBER 25, 2023  
Exclusive partnership combines UPL’s market reach with CH4 Global’s seaweed-based feed additive, Methane Tamer™, targeting key cattle markets in India, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay…

## FEBRUARY 8, 2024  
As agency announces plans to withdraw a policy that regulated certain animal feed ingredients as drugs in the U.S., CH4 Global urges Congress to codify the FDA’s animal food additive regulations…

## JANUARY 31, 2024  
CH4 Global today announced that it has begun commercial deliveries of its formulated seaweed-based cattle feed supplement that can reduce enteric methane emissions by up to 90%…

## SEPTEMBER 26, 2023  
Climate Tech Company Partners with South Korean Multinational Giant to Tackle Cattle Methane Emissions – Groundbreaking Solution to Remove Up to 10 Million Metric Tons of CO2-e Annually…

## AUGUST 29, 2023  
CH4 Global will meet growing global demand for enteric methane mitigation solutions in animal agriculture…
