Tobias Van Almsick

Addressing routine flaring and venting is not only an environmental imperative but also a financial and reputational opportunity. In 2022, approximately 139 billion cubic meters of gas were flared in industry operations. This workshop is grounded within the context of a global effort to abate methane emissions, under the “Global Methane Pledge Energy Pathway” and the World Bank’s Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 initiative. We will delve into how industry leaders can champion these initiatives, leading the way towards a more sustainable and responsible future. Attend to:

● Explore business cases of cutting-edge technologies which have yielded significant results

● Learn from industry leaders who have successfully implemented measures to reduce routine flaring and venting in their operations

● Gain insights into the regulatory landscape and the potential impacts on financial and reputational risk

● Discuss best practices for effective communication and stakeholder engagement regarding routine flaring and venting reduction initiatives

• Understand why fostering a culture of mitigation is essential
• The scalability of implementing new technologies
• Address issues with reporting and economic push backs
• Emphasize the importance of targeted training and skill development programs to equip mid and downstream sectors for effective methane mitigation