Adam Pacsi

For companies with operations in remote areas, aerial technology offers the opportunity for accurate measurements in a fraction of time taken using handheld cameras. But with innovation in this space advancing so rapidly, it can be difficult to understand which technologies are going to be the best fit for your organization’s operating environment. Attend and learn how to:

• Identify the aerial technologies that can detect and measure links in diverse operating environments

• Asses what is better- Sensors attached to planes or UAV’s? What will help you find and fix leaks faster?

• Identify expected deliverables using aerial technologies

• Understand the latest gas mapping technology

• Implement best practices for processing aerial survey data

By combining regulatory, technological, and collaborative approaches, we are able to create a holistic strategy to mitigate methane emissions and reduce their impact on climate change. It’s important to continually monitor progress, adapt to new findings and technologies, and maintain a strong commitment to achieving significant reductions in methane emissions. Hear from our cross-industry panel including investors, academics, operators, and technology providers to understand the imperative of collaboration in the zero emissions scenario. The key components of the framework include:

● Raising awareness to engage stakeholders in methane reduction efforts

● Support R&D for innovative methane reduction methods

● Offer incentives and financing for emission-reduction measures

● Establish baseline methane emissions data inventory to identify sources and scale

● Periodically assess measures, adjust strategies, and set ambitious reduction targets