Methane and Super Pollutants grants
8 listings tracked right now
Funding to detect and cut methane, HFCs and other short-lived climate pollutants. Backed by the US EPA and DOE, the Global Methane Hub and aligned philanthropy, the EU, and oil-and-gas decarbonisation programmes. Listed below are the open methane and super pollutants grant calls in that landscape, taken from each funder's own notice and re-checked on every refresh.
Carbon funding is unusually concentrated in sovereign and philanthropic money, because most of the sector has no natural commercial buyer yet. The large recurring programmes are the US Department of Energy, the EU Innovation Fund and its Carbon Removal Certification work, UK DESNZ, and foundations including the Bezos Earth Fund. Advance purchase commitments from Frontier and Microsoft behave like grants for early deployment, and are worth tracking alongside the calls proper.
This page lists open methane and super pollutants grants currently tracked by Raise Lens — 8 of them right now, sorted with the soonest deadline first. Every listing has been classified against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords, so what appears here is methane and super pollutants work rather than anything whose description happens to mention it.
The funders publishing methane and super pollutants grants here include 50146556, United Nations Development Programme, Quadrature Climate Foundation (QCF), among 2 others. Who is funding matters as much as what: eligibility, reporting burden and the realistic timeline to a decision vary far more between funders than between individual calls.
Increasing mitigation of GHG emissions and feed efficiency through feed additives
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This Horizon Europe Innovation Action funds research and development projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve feed efficiency in livestock through feed additives. It targets consortia of researchers, industry, and stakeholders working on animal nutrition and environmental mitigation.
Kigali Amendment Implementation Grant for HFC Phase-Down in Cuba
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This grant funds Cuba's implementation of the Kigali Amendment to phase down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a potent greenhouse gas used in refrigeration and air conditioning. It supports the first stage of a national climate mitigation programme delivered by UNDP, targeting environmental policy, training, and institutional capacity-building.
Global Methane Hub - Enteric Fermentation R&D Accelerator
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This grant funds global research and development to reduce methane emissions from livestock through feed additives, selective breeding, and vaccine development. It targets research institutions and consortia working on enteric fermentation mitigation technologies.
a UN climate-action challenge programme
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The CCAC Challenge Programme is a global funding initiative that drives ambitious action on short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) across multiple sectors including agriculture, cooling, transport, waste, and household energy. It funds projects and programmes that reduce methane, black carbon, and other SLCPs to deliver rapid climate and air-quality benefits.
Country Action Accelerator
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This programme accelerates country-level action on short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) such as methane, black carbon, and hydrofluorocarbons through national planning and implementation of mitigation measures. It supports national governments and implementing partners in developing and executing SLCP reduction strategies.
Climate Action: Leverages the tools of invention and innovation to address climate change, working globally
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This grant funds invention and innovation projects that address climate change through solutions like methane emissions monitoring, industrial decarbonization, and clean energy deployment. It targets innovators and organizations working globally to scale climate solutions.
Greener Cattle Initiative
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This grant funds research consortium projects aimed at reducing enteric methane emissions from cattle production systems, with up to $5 million awarded over five years. It targets industry-oriented research teams working on livestock-related climate mitigation.
Moms v. Methane
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Moms v. Methane is a campaign programme that targets methane pollution and advocates against fossil fuel infrastructure that harms communities and children. The grant funds organizations working on air quality, climate mitigation, and environmental justice through advocacy and community organizing.