Enjoy your morning coffee with the perfect blend of expert insights and practical advice. Join us as we delve into the essential market mechanisms driving the rise of carbon credits. Discover how to effectively leverage carbon credits, the importance of accurate measurement within this new context, and the impact they could have upon GHG reporting and regulatory compliance.  

Olivia Schurer, Event Director, Methane Mitigation Series

Decarbonization is a mandate that dominates your everyday. But what does this truly mean? Is this an outdated term that doesn’t consider the future of the energy transition? Jan believes a more appropriate term is de-fossilization. We need to step away from the granular and understand the bigger picture; as reducing the final percentage of methane emissions will require an open mind on emerging technology, an evolution of future collaboration, and a consideration of how carbon can be used to our advantage. In this keynote session Jan will guide us through the following pathway and provide critical context for the days ahead. 

1. Energy Efficiency: Can we do it with less energy? 

2. Electrifying Everything: Not just our cars! 

3. Hydrogen and E-Fuels: What does this mean for methane? 

Jan Mertens

Chief Science Officer
Engie

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• How can AI-enabled software be used to manage and analyse data, including predictive analysis? 
• Separating misconceptions from the actual capabilities and limitations of AI-driven solutions  
• How can AI-driven solutions improve both safety and efficiency? 
• Addressing concerns related to data security, accuracy, and privacy 

On July 15th, the first-ever EU regulation to reduce methane emissions, the EU 2024/1787, was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. This expert dialogue will bring together key industry voices and operators to discuss actionable compliance strategies and address the changes that this landmark regulation is expected to bring. This includes: 

• Identifying the key compliance requirements of new regulations 
• Analysing technological advancements and the operational needed to meet the new regulatory standards 
• Recommendations for internal re-structuring for compliance: outsourcing vs in-house expansion  
• Evaluating financial risks and opportunities: assessing the costs of implementation, potential revenue streams from emissions reduction and market shifts away from fossil fuels  
• Strategies to stay competitive while also ensuring compliance 

Brandon Locke

Europe Policy Manager, Methane
Clean Air Task Force

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Ryan Steadley

Senior Policy Advisor
American Petroleum Institute (API)

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Andreas Guth

Secretary General
Eurogas

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Having first received OGMP 2.0 gold standard recognition in 2021, 2025 marks the year in which bp will have completed measurement campaigns at every one of their assets. This encompasses 8 different geographical regions, including Trinidad & Tobago, the North Sea, Azerbaijan, and Egypt. In this case study, Isabella will share the first retrospective analysis of bp’s methane journey, and their in-depth data analysis used to guide concrete abatement action. This includes: 

• Formulating data-driven strategies and abatement targets 
• Evaluating challenges and how they have been overcome  
• Leveraging data sharing between organisations to derive patterns or anomalies  
• Optimising internal processes to promote efficient measurement and reporting of methane emissions  

Isabella Stocker

Methane Advisor
bp

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These interactive roundtables are your opportunity to take part in facilitated group discussions with your peers. High-impact learning awaits as you engage in open dialogues about current challenges, share insights, and brainstorm solutions. Choose the discussion group you would like to attend. Each runs for 35 minutes. 

We all know methane emissions are defined by their intermittent nature and in comparison, to mobile sensing devices, CEMS present a unique opportunity to detect emitting events in real-time. However, several key questions remain regarding accuracy and implementation. In this expert dialogue our panel will: 

• Evaluate the probability of detection and the viability of continuous monitoring data within the reconciliation process 
• Debate if continuous monitoring be an accepted method for OGMP 2.0 
• Explore common challenges faced in implementing continuous monitoring systems, such as data integration, equipment maintenance, and regulatory compliance 

Cristina Lopez

Methane Emissions and Renewable Gases Process Research Engineer
GRTgaz

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Stefano Guglielmo

Head of Asset, Performance & Technology
Italgas

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Step into the dynamic world of our Solution Spotlight Session, where innovation meets opportunity! This is your chance to engage directly with leading solution providers and uncover how their cutting-edge technologies can revolutionize your operations. In this fast-paced session, you’ll have 5 minutes at each booth to dive into the specifics of each solution, ask pressing questions, and discover tailored benefits for your operational setting. Make the most of your time out of the office by gaining actionable insights that you can bring back to your team, ready to implement and drive real change. 

• An update on standardisation activities in support of methane mitigation 
• Understand the needs and requirements for standards 
• Be informed of current activities in CEN and ISO on standardisation for methane emissions monitoring including source level leak detection, quantification, site level emissions quantification, and reporting standards 
• An update on pre-normative research activities 

Natural gas and LNG are expected to play a crucial role in energy security and an important role in economic security through 2050 under all EIA scenarios. With this in mind, it is imperative to adopt comprehensive strategies for mitigating methane emissions across the entire natural gas value chain. Join our expert panellists as they: 

• Provide insights into the diverse sources and complexities of emissions 
• Explore advanced materials for reducing the likelihood of leaks from pipeline systems 
• Prioritise characterisation of methane emissions from each element in the gas production, processing, and transport chain; including evaluation of specific components such as pipelines, valves, pneumatic controllers, compressors, and storage tanks 
• Champion strong communication and collaboration across the value chain to gain a clear oversight of emissions and promote sustainability 

Bogdan Simion

Data Analytics Manager
Gas Infrastructure Europe

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In Europe, the private sector is quickly realizing its pivotal role in supporting the evolution of transparent emissions data and driving emissions reduction. With an estimated $100 billion of investment required by 2030 for effective methane abatement, there is an urgent need for alignment between financial institutions and industry strategy. This panel will bring together leading financial institutions to discuss their approach to methane abatement within the oil and gas industry, including: 

• Understanding available financing options and initiatives for your operations 
• Discussing what companies can do to restore confidence in emissions reporting and mitigation plans and what is regarded as best practice 
• Exploring what methane data investors are using today, and what will they require in future 
• Highlighting the potential merits of the clean energy financing ratio shareholder proposal and how it ties into upcoming CSRD disclosures

• Results of a pilot study conducted over the space of 1 year in the US 
• Understanding quantification capabilities and how they can be used to prioritize largest emitting assets  
• An assessment of detection thresholds of CEMS 
• How to connect your operations team with measurements 

Ludovic Donnant

Environmental Modeling Research Engineer
TotalEnergies

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