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The oil and gas sector is under growing scrutiny to curb methane emissions while also maximizing efficiency. One way forward is through voluntary methane monitoring, an approach that not only supports sustainability objectives but also drives measurable operational improvements.

Forward-thinking operators are leveraging methane detection to strengthen safety, safeguard product value, align with climate commitments, and unlock cost savings through more efficient operations.

In partnership with Archrock, this new report outlines the commercial and operational advantages of adopting voluntary methane detection. Inside you’ll gain insights on:

• Market trends and regulatory forces influencing methane management
• Primary emission points, including methane slip, rod packing, and blowdowns
• The economic case for proactive detection, backed by cost analysis
• Practical steps to integrate voluntary methane programs into daily operations
• Technology solutions that enable significant emission reductions

Download the report to see how leading operators are transforming methane detection into a strategic advantage, minimizing risk, improving efficiency, and staying ahead of evolving expectations.

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2025 has been a year of disruption for methane management in the US.

Federal policy rollbacks and evolving global import standards have created a fragmented regulatory environment, leaving operators to balance uncertainty with the need for progress. Meanwhile, market dynamics and investor expectations are transforming methane management from a compliance checkbox into a core business strategy.

Our 2025 US Report delivers exclusive insights from the Methane Mitigation Summit Series, featuring:

• 10 Key Takeaways from the America Summit – The trends shaping methane policy and technology today
• State of the Market Poll Results – Real-time operator perspectives on investment priorities and future strategies
• Technology Trends – How AI, data integration, and detection ecosystems are redefining methane management
• 2026 Preview – A first look at next year’s global summit and innovation roadmap Inside, you’ll discover how operators are responding to regulatory shifts, building resilient strategies, and leveraging innovation to stay ahead.

Hear directly from industry leaders driving real impact. Download your free copy now and position your organization for success in 2026 and beyond.

2026 marked a turning point for methane management.

As regulatory uncertainty continues to reshape the landscape, organizations are increasingly looking beyond compliance and asking a new question: how can methane performance create commercial value?

From the growing market for certified low-carbon gas and increasing buyer expectations for independently verified emissions data, to emerging applications of AI and the evolution of methane reporting frameworks, the industry is entering a new era where methane strategy is becoming a core business capability.

The 2026 Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation World Summit Post-Event Report delivers exclusive insights from the world's largest gathering dedicated to measuring, monitoring and mitigating methane emissions, bringing together operators, regulators, NGOs, academics, investors and technology providers from across the global energy value chain.

Our 2026 Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation World Summit Post-Event Report features exclusive insights, including:

• 5 key takeaways from the World Summit: The defining trends shaping methane management today, from the growing commercial value of methane performance and the future of emissions reporting to AI's role in operational decision-making and the next generation of abatement strategies.
• State of the industry poll results: Real-time perspectives on regulatory uncertainty, reporting priorities, technology adoption, operational challenges and investment strategies.
• A breakdown of the global audience in attendance: Explore the diverse mix of operators, regulators, technology providers, investors, NGOs and industry stakeholders who participated.
• An inside look at what our attendees had to say: Hear directly from industry leaders about the challenges, opportunities and innovations driving methane mitigation forward.
• Exclusive interviews and award winner spotlights: Featuring live onsite conversations with attendees and insights from this year's Methane Excellence Awards winners.

Download your copy of the 2026 Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation World Summit Post-Event Report and gain the insights, market intelligence and industry perspectives needed to build a methane strategy that delivers both emissions reductions and business value.

Methane management is no longer solely an environmental or compliance challenge. As operators face increasing pressure to reduce emissions while maintaining reliability, safety, and operational performance, many are recognizing that methane reduction and asset reliability are intrinsically linked. Equipment failures, maintenance backlogs, compressor issues, venting events, and unplanned shutdowns can all contribute to methane emissions while simultaneously impacting operational efficiency and uptime.

In this exclusive report & case study featuring Charles Crews, EVP & COO of Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, discover how one operator is embedding methane management into reliability programs, maintenance planning, and operational decision-making. Drawing on Southern Star's methane reduction journey, Rhoades shares practical insights into how stronger asset management, predictive maintenance, operational discipline, and workforce engagement can help operators deliver sustainable emissions reductions while improving overall asset performance.

Download the report to learn:

• Why leading operators are increasingly treating methane performance as a measure of operational excellence, not just environmental compliance
• How reliability, maintenance, and asset management programs can become powerful drivers of sustained methane reduction
• What operational challenges, including equipment degradation, maintenance backlogs, and unplanned shutdowns, are really driving emissions events
• How improved emissions visibility is helping organizations make more data-driven maintenance and investment decisions
• Lessons learned from Southern Star's successful blowdown reduction initiatives and reliability-driven methane strategy
• Why building a culture of ownership, accountability, and equipment stewardship is essential for long-term emissions performance
• The key principles behind the next generation of future-ready methane management programs

Download your copy now to discover how integrating methane management with reliability and operational excellence can help operators reduce emissions, improve performance, and build more resilient operations for the future.

As methane management evolves from a compliance issue into a strategic business priority, Methane Mitigation America brings together the operators, regulators, technology providers, investors, and industry associations shaping the future of emissions reduction across the U.S. oil and gas sector.

Sponsoring this event positions your organization at the center of the conversations driving operational performance, market access, and methane innovation.

Why sponsor?

• Connect with key decision-makers from leading operators actively investing in methane measurement, monitoring, reporting, and reduction solutions.
• Showcase your expertise to an audience seeking practical technologies and strategies to navigate regulatory uncertainty and evolving market expectations.
• Build relationships with regulators, industry associations, investors, and technology leaders influencing the next phase of methane management.
• Increase brand visibility through targeted networking, thought leadership opportunities, and engagement with a highly qualified audience of methane stakeholders.

Download the brochure today to learn more.

As the oil and gas industry faces increasing pressure to reduce methane emissions while improving operational efficiency, voluntary methane detection is emerging as a strategic tool for operators, delivering both environmental benefits and measurable performance gains.

By taking a proactive approach, operators can enhance site safety, preserve product value, meet evolving climate goals, and boost returns through greater efficiency.

In this brand-new report produced alongside Archrock, discover the business case for voluntary methane detection and mitigation, and explore current perspectives on:

• Market and regulatory drivers shaping methane strategy
• Key emission sources such as methane slip, rod packing, and blowdowns
• The full business case for voluntary detection, including cost analysis
• How to operationalize voluntary methane detection
• Technology enablers powering near-zero methane operations

Download your copy today and learn how industry leaders are turning methane detection into a competitive advantage by reducing risk, capturing value, and staying ahead of the regulatory curve.

Methane emissions data management is entering a new phase. As operators deploy more measurement technologies and generate increasing volumes of emissions data, the challenge is no longer simply detecting emissions. It's about integrating data, building confidence in measurements, and turning insights into operational action.

This interactive infographic explores how leading operators are navigating this transition. It highlights the key challenges that emerge at every stage of the methane management journey, from detection and verification through to operational response, reporting, and governance. It also reveals where vendors can create value by helping operators turn emissions data into actionable business insights.

In this interactive resource, you'll discover:

• Why operators are struggling with fragmented data sources, increasing measurement volumes, and growing expectations for transparency.
• How leading organizations are building trust in emissions data and improving confidence in decision-making.
• The biggest challenges operators face when attempting to prioritize emissions events, allocate resources, and maximize operational impact.
• How evolving requirements such as OGMP 2.0, measurement-based reporting, and the EU Methane Regulation are reshaping methane program priorities.
• What vendors must do to move beyond detection and demonstrate how they can help operators achieve operational excellence, commercial resilience, and regulatory confidence.

Featuring insights from Josh Carlisle (BKV Corporation), Ethan Boor (Camino Natural Resources), Maggi Young (Expand Energy), Jacob Mihelich (Dugan Production), and Martina Sittler (Targa Resources), this infographic provides a practical look at how methane management is evolving across the oil and gas sector.

Download the infographic to learn how leading operators are transforming methane data into measurable operational, commercial, and regulatory advantages.

With ongoing international climate efforts and growing pressure to meet methane performance standards, 2026/27 are expected to be crucial years for evaluating global progress in curbing methane emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change

Delving into the regulatory and policy frameworks that will shape the future of methane mitigation in the U.S. and beyond, the ‘Dissecting the U.S. Methane Regulation Landscape: Key Policies and Future Direction’ report highlights the critical role that continued innovation, and collaboration will play in meeting national and global climate goals.

Download your copy of the report today to find out more.

Download our free guide to uncover insights from OGMP 2.0 Senior Advisors as they uncover best practice for navigating OGMP 2.0, and provide you with expertise on:

• Gold standard reporting, including the recommended Level 5 reporting process Increasing data quality for a more effective methane strategy
• The most common challenges operators face when progressing from one reporting level to the next
• How the OGMP 2.0 framework aligns with regulatory requirements
• And more

The OGMP 2.0 framework helps oil and gas companies mitigate methane emissions by providing standardised guidelines for accurate monitoring, reporting, and reduction of methane leaks.

Produced ahead of the 2025 Methane Mitigation Europe Summit.

Methane Mitigation America brings together the regulators, operators, technology providers, and industry associations to provide practical insight into the risks, opportunities, and strategic decisions that will define the next chapter of methane management across America's oil and gas sector.

A major highlight of the event is the depth of case studies being shared by those participating, including Gulfport Energy Corporation, QB Energy, Boardwalk Pipeline Partners, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Expand Energy, Chevron and more.

To make it easy to explore what will be covered onsite, we've created a downloadable infographic that summarises the case studies from this year's speakers.

Discover the organizations and decision-makers attending Methane Mitigation America, the premier gathering for professionals driving methane emissions reduction across the oil and gas value chain.

Identify valuable prospects, partnership opportunities, and key industry contacts from the attendee list.

Our 300+ attendees include:

• Environmental, Air Compliance, Sustainability, and ESG leaders
• Methane emissions, GHG, and emissions management specialists
• Operations, Engineering, and Facilities professionals
• HSE and Regulatory Affairs decision-makers
• Measurement, Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) experts
• Policy, Strategy, and Corporate Responsibility leaders
• Technology providers, consultants, investors, and industry associations
• Senior executives from upstream, midstream, LNG, and natural gas operators

Download the attendee list to learn more!

Delving into the regulatory and policy frameworks that will shape the future of methane mitigation in the U.S. and beyond, the ‘Dissecting the U.S. Methane Regulation Landscape: Key Policies and Future Direction’ report highlights the critical role that continued innovation, and collaboration will play in meeting national and global climate goals.

Download the report to:

• Gain insights into the complex U.S. regulatory landscape
• Uncover how to align your methane reduction strategies accordingly
• Understand how U.S. elections can influence the direction of methane policies
• Discover how your company can remain compliant and competitive in a fast-evolving market

With ongoing international climate efforts and growing pressure to meet methane emissions reduction targets, 2027 is expected to be a crucial year for evaluating global progress in mitigating the worst effects of climate change.

Download your copy of 'Dissecting the U.S. Methane Regulation Landscape: Key Policies and Future Direction' today.

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.

Industrial stakeholders are quickly recognizing that high emissions intensities can be cost-effectively addressed through a well-established combination of standards, effective regulations and technological innovation. However, choosing the right combination of technology from a vast technical landscape is a challenging endeavor. So, how can companies better navigate the complex and changing technology landscape?

This report features expert insights from leading solution providers, Paradigm by Puloli, Shepherd Safety Systems, GHGSat, and Envana Software Solutions, and the results from recent surveys conducted online, and during recent Methane Mitigation Summits.

Read now as we explore the 2024 technology and innovation landscape, the impact of regulatory mandates, the biggest challenges faced by oil and gas operators, the role of data analytics in enhancing methane reduction efforts, the power of collaboration, what’s next for the methane mitigation technology landscape, and more.

Download your copy of The 2024 Methane Mitigation Technology Landscape Report.

Methane detection and measurement technology has improved considerably in recent years. New technologies offer improvements in detection limits, accuracy, and continuous monitoring of emissions. They have also made the job of identifying and procuring methane mitigation and measurement technology more difficult. Industry professionals must survey a bewildering array of options – some emerging and unproven in production environments.

This exclusive report, ‘Surveying The Methane Emissions Technology Landscape’, provides a high-level framework for oil and gas professionals responsible for selecting and procuring methane detection and mitigation technology for their organization.

Discover the four steps operators can take to identify the right mix of methane measurement and detection technology, and gain valuable insights from live polling research and shared knowledge from field experts and institutions including, OGMP 2.0, the EPA, University of Colorado’s METEC Facility, Chevron, Civitas Resources, BPx and many more.

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In this exclusive report, '5 Ways Oil and Gas Companies Can Reduce Methane Emissions' we take a look at how TotalEnergies, BP, BPX Energy, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Eni, and ExxonMobil are reducing methane emissions, highlight 5 ways oil and gas companies can mitigate methane emissions, and explore how Civitas Resources is undertaking a $18 million retrofit of their pneumatic devices as part of their focus on sustainability, in an exclusive interview with Colorado’s first carbon neutral energy producer (Civitas Resources), Chief Sustainability Officer, Brian Cain.