Following the 28th edition of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change where unprecedented attention and commitments were made to driving down methane emissions, now, more than ever, it is imperative for industry leaders to seize the momentum and translate these commitments into tangible actions that align with the global climate agenda. This session not only offers a retrospective analysis of COP 28's impact, but also provides a forward-looking perspective, paving the way for meaningful dialogue and actionable strategies as we journey toward COP 29 and beyond. Join us to:
Transitioning from emissions identification to operational solutions
These interactive discussion groups are your opportunity to take part in facilitated group discussions with your peers. Choose the discussion group you would like to attend. Each runs for 35 minutes.
· Discuss the significance of meaningful engagement, consultation, and collaboration in building trust and fostering positive relationships
· Understand the importance of consulting Indigenous peoples when developing industry policies
· Consider the challenges to reconciliation
· Highlight approaches to co-designing projects, incorporating traditional knowledge, and respecting Indigenous sovereignty
This session explores the key considerations involved in developing and deploying an effective methane abatement strategy. Hear from your operator peers who have effectively integrated methane abatement into their operations in order to gain actionable insights and inspiration for your own initiatives. Join us to:
Continuous monitoring stands as a cornerstone for effective mitigation strategies. Unlike traditional periodic monitoring methods, continuous monitoring systems offer real-time data collection and analysis, providing operators with invaluable insights into emission trends and enabling proactive response to potential leaks or inefficiencies. As the industry continues to face mounting pressure to reduce its emissions footprint and comply with stringent regulatory requirements, the importance of continuous monitoring cannot be overstated. Join us to:
· Explore various continuous monitoring technologies, including optical gas imaging, laser-based systems, and remote sensing
· Discuss the advantages and limitations of each technology and their applicability in different operational environments
· Explore common challenges faced in implementing continuous monitoring systems, such as data integration, equipment maintenance, and regulatory compliance
· Share best practices and strategies for overcoming these challenges, including effective data management protocols
In a world where demand for energy is growing and predicted to grow for decades, more energy development projects in more populated and environmentally sensitive areas is a certainty. At the same time, major companies and entire industries are working to manage or eliminate social and environmental risks in their supply chains and are more concerned than ever with the impacts of the energy they consume. Join us for our pre-conference masterclass hosted by Equitable Origin, the pioneers behind the certification system which helps differentiate and reward the most innovative, responsible energy producers. This masterclass will take us ‘beyond methane mitigation’, focusing on how companies can actively lead in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) practices and be duly rewarded for their commitment. Elevate
your understanding of sustainable and transparent business conduct in order to position your organization as a beacon of responsible stewardship in the energy landscape. This includes topics such as protocols for engaging stakeholders in a productive dialogue to build trust and informed support of projects and the
potential to increase your product value based on increasing demand for certified responsible energy.