What Our Attendees Said:

"Must attend event for everyone in O&G industry who recognizes the importance of methane emissions management and mitigation. Great to hear from people on their experience, challenges and successes in methane management."

"You should be proud of yourselves - you have created a space where you can rely on hearing important and unscripted insight (and things I haven't heard before anywhere else). Happy to support this work because of the great value it represents at this critical time."

"Thanks for being a great industry resource!"

"The event has been very valuable in making new connections/networking, getting insights from the industry and other companies, and general knowledge-sharing. It's great to see other companies also share some of the same challenges as we do."

"Always find this an incredibly insightful conference."

"Thank you for a valuable and well-organized conference last week. Focused events like the Methane Mitigation Summit really allow for more candid - and by extension more valuable - discussions, both on stage and off."

"Grateful for the opportunity to attend the Methane Mitigation Summit this week in Houston. It’s been an incredible two days of learning, collaborating and connecting with operators and vendors!"

"Had a great time attending the Methane Mitigation Summit 2022! It was great to collaborate and discuss methane mitigation strategies and discuss upcoming regulations with other operators!"

"Thanks for providing a forum where industry leaders could have meaningful conversations about reducing methane emissions while continuing to meet the global demand for affordable and reliable energy."

"Thank you for the opportunity to present and to participate in such engaging discussions!"

"Must attend event for everyone in O&G industry who recognizes the importance of methane emissions management and mitigation. Great to hear from people on their experience, challenges and successes in methane management."

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