Interview | From Reporting To Market Access: How U.S. Producers Can Prepare For Compliance, Verification & Market Access In 2027 | Featuring Insights From Maria Olczak

As the EU Methane Regulation's import requirements move closer to implementation, U.S. producers and exporters are facing growing pressure to demonstrate credible methane measurement, verification, and reporting practices. Regulatory expectations are becoming clearer, but important questions remain around compliance pathways, certification, verification readiness, and future market access.

In this exclusive interview with Maria Olczak, Senior Research Fellow, QMRV at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, you'll gain expert insight into how the EU's evolving methane framework could reshape transatlantic gas trade. Drawing on her research into methane policy, regulation, and emissions verification, Olczak explains what U.S. operators should be doing now to prepare for 2027 and beyond.

Download the interview to learn:

• How recent EU guidance is changing the compliance challenge for complex supply chains
• Why credible emissions data and third-party verification will be critical to maintaining market access
• What safeguards are needed to ensure the integrity of certification and trace-and-claim approaches
• Why operators should begin preparing now rather than waiting for full regulatory certainty
• Whether verification capacity and accreditation frameworks will be ready for implementation by 2027
• How compliance readiness could create new competitive advantages for U.S. producers in global gas markets

Download your copy now to discover how evolving EU methane requirements could impact compliance, verification, and market access, and what U.S. producers can do today to position themselves for success in 2027.