Three methods to study CO2 and CH4 fluxes at Eastmain 1 reservoir, Canada

  • A. Tremblay, J. Bastien, I. Strachan and M-C. Bonneville
  • Vol. 17 - Issue 4, 2010

Recent research in Canada, involving three different measurement techniques, has demonstrated that gross GHG emissions from the Eastmain 1 reservoir are low. This work confirms that boreal hydroelectric reservoirs are low GHG emitters, and the associated powerplants thus compare very favourably with thermal powerplants of the same capacity.

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Three methods to study CO2 and CH4 fluxes at Eastmain 1 reservoir, Canada
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