2026 Industry Insights

With the EPA's proposed rollback of GHGRP creating a "reporting vacuum," operators are under growing pressure to maintain credibility, consistency, and comparability across methane reporting frameworks at a time when global import standards are tightening. In this new landscape, reporting accuracy isn't just a compliance expectation; it's becoming a core component of market access, investor confidence, and commercial resilience.

To understand how operators are navigating this shift, we spoke with industry leaders Josh Carlisle (BKV Corporation) and Ethan Boor (Camino Natural Resources). They reveal how their teams are safeguarding data quality, managing competing frameworks, and preserving transparency as the U.S. moves into a post‑GHGRP environment.

In this exclusive guide, they break down:

• How the absence of a unified U.S. framework is reshaping credibility and comparability.
• Practical steps operators are taking to maintain high‑quality, defensible data.
• The risks of fragmented standards, and where innovation may fill the gap.
• How international rules like OGMP 2.0 and the EU import standard are influencing U.S. reporting decisions.
• What a future "ideal" methane reporting ecosystem could look like.

Download your copy to understand how your peers are navigating uncertainty and how operators can maintain transparency and trust amid shifting regulatory expectations.

Methane management is increasingly becoming a core component of operational excellence across the oil and gas industry. As engineering, maintenance, and field teams focus on improving reliability, reducing downtime, and optimizing asset performance, many are finding that the same initiatives also deliver significant methane emissions reductions.

In this exclusive industry report, operations and engineering leaders from Targa Resources, Devon Energy, and Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline share real-world experiences and practical lessons on integrating methane management into day-to-day operations to drive measurable business value.

Key Takeaways Include:

• How leading operators align methane management with uptime, safety, and cost-efficiency targets
• Why leading organizations are shifting from leak detection to proactive emissions prevention
• How facility design, maintenance strategies, and operational improvements are reducing methane emissions while improving performance
• Which methane monitoring and detection technologies provide genuine operational value in the field
• How cross-functional collaboration helps embed methane management into everyday operational decision-making
• Key lessons from industry leaders on scaling successful methane reduction initiatives across complex operations

Download the report to discover how leading operators are transforming methane management from a compliance requirement into a driver of operational performance, reliability, and long-term business value.