This report, published by the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), examines approaches to reducing methane emissions in China's energy sector. The report is part of a series on methane emissions control and was authored by Minhui Gao, Yihan Hao, Ting Li, and Wei Wang, with contributions from Qiang Liu and Xin Su. The authors note that methane is a potent greenhouse gas and reducing emissions in the energy sector is critical to achieving a clean, zero-carbon future. The report identifies several potential mitigation strategies, including improving efficiency in coal mines, increasing the use of natural gas in the power sector, and implementing carbon capture and storage technologies. The authors also acknowledge the support of experts Fei Teng and Xin Xu, who provided insight and comments on the report.