Gunnar Steck

Executive Advisor Wholesale Eurogas

Gunnar has held a variety of strategic, legal and regulatory roles in gas production, trading and supply as well as in transmission companies. From senior management positions in government and regulatory affairs he has helped companies and associations to understand the impact of regulatory change, to implement changes effectively, and to represent their interests in designing energy and carbon market rules. During and after the liberalization of European gas markets, Gunnar has worked for RUHRGAS Transport (now Open Grid Europe), E.ON Energy Trading and UNIPER Global Commodities, contributing to the design and implementation of EU Gas Market Legislation and Network Codes. In 2018 Gunnar founded ENQUIDITY, a boutique consultancy firm supporting industry and governments in energy market rules, focusing on LNG and the role of gases in energy system transition. He is advising Eurogas on global gas trading and on EU regulation relevant for supply security, renewable and low-carbon gases.

Main Conference Day 1: Wednesday 26th February

10:50 AM Panel: Proactive Strategy vs Reactive Response: Leadership and Mindset for Low Carbon Transformation

This high-level panel will converge executives from leading oil and gas organizations to discuss the strategic imperative of methane reduction. This Includes: 


  • Incorporating methane reduction into corporate and long-term sustainability strategies 
  • Leveraging collaboration to accelerate global methane reduction efforts 
  • Evaluating investment in in-house research and technology development projects  
  • Strategizing ways to find alignment between long-term investment in technology and rapidly changing regulation 


Main Conference Day 2: Thursday 27th February

11:05 AM Panel: Navigating The Intersection of Energy Security and Emissions Reduction: EU Import Requirements, What Do They Mean?

A vital element of new regulation is the EU import requirements. Within this new context, the need for establishing equivalency between international MRV frameworks has never been more important and is critical for ensuring transparency and energy security. This session will:  

  • Debate whether EPA requirements can simply be accepted as ‘equivalent’ despite technical differences 
  • Offer an un-biased overview of existing certification standards and their viability within this context 
  • Explore the potential role of OGMP 2.0 
  • Identify necessary developments over the coming months and years 
  • Question how energy security can remain a key priority 


Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Gunnar.

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