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I think you are mixing the number up. I could not find a source that said anything close to the 1.7 million metric tons per day emitted by the leaking well you
by mkaufmann 11y ago
I think you are mixing the number up. I could not find a source that said anything close to the 1.7 million metric tons per day emitted by the leaking well you used for your calculation.
The leak is emitting 1247 metric tons of CO2e per hour that is 29928 metric tons of CO2e per day. So its 0.17% instead of 9% of nation-wide emissions.
- strommen 11y agoI think I've corrected it, but we're still off from each other :) Can you take another look? I'm not sure what you're using for US-wide methane and CO2e emissions figures.
- mkaufmann 11y agoDamn these numbers! :D Regarding your correction. The percent value is now too low (.002%). I think you used the factor value of ~0.002 as percentage. So you probably meant 0.2% which would be close to my number. Using your numbers 30000/18200000 = .00164835164835164835 = ~0.16% = ~0.2%
- strommen 11y agoThat was it - thanks!