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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.

Have insights you'd like to share with our 300+ decision-makers, innovators, and technical experts? Get in touch and let's make it happen.

Position your brand in front of more than 300 senior decision-makers as our community of oil and gas operators, regulators, investors, academics, and technology providers reconvenes this December in Houston, Texas, for the Methane Mitigation America Summit.

Already joining the discussion are representatives from Phillips 66, Expand Energy, Southern Star Central Pipeline, QB Energy, Range Resources, HRM Resources, and many more.

Key themes at this year's summit include:

• Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty & Building Future-Ready Methane Programs
• Evaluating Methane Performance as a Driver of Commercial Competitiveness and Market Access
• Unlocking the Value of Emissions Intelligence (and AI!) to Deliver Cost-Effective Emissions Reductions
• Defining the Next Phase of Methane Management in 2027 and Beyond
• Plus an exciting new feature for 2026 – announcement inside!

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. The focus is shifting towards integrating disparate data sources, building confidence in measurements, and turning emissions data into operational action.

To help solution providers better understand these evolving priorities, we've created an interactive infographic exploring how leading operators are navigating this transition. It examines the challenges emerging across the methane management lifecycle, from detection and verification through to operational response, reporting, and governance, while highlighting where technology partners can deliver the greatest value.

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 prioritizing emissions events, allocating resources, and maximizing operational impact.
• How evolving requirements, including OGMP 2.0, measurement-based reporting, and the EU Methane Regulation, are reshaping operator priorities and technology needs.
• What solution providers must do to move beyond detection and demonstrate measurable value through operational excellence, regulatory confidence, and commercial resilience.

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 offers a practical look at how methane management is evolving across the oil and gas sector and what operators are looking for from their technology partners.

Download the infographic to better understand operator priorities and identify where your solutions can support measurable operational, commercial, and compliance outcomes.

Introducing the dedicated one-day operational leadership forum running alongside Main Conference Day 1 at Methane Mitigation America 2026.

Designed specifically for operations, production, maintenance, reliability and field leadership teams, the day will tackle the operational realities of methane management, from asset reliability and maintenance workflows to operational response, production performance and day-to-day field execution.

Moving beyond traditional conference panels, expect operator-led case studies, practical field learnings, peer-to-peer discussions and leadership roundtables focused on what is actually working across assets today.

What to Expect

• Operations Leadership Dinner exclusive to COOs & VPs of Operations
• COO Panel: Operational Leadership on Methane in 2027 & Beyond
• Bourbon & Benchmarking Roundtables
• Operator-Led Implementation Case Studies
• Operational Troubleshooting Lightning Talks

Designed for

• Chief Operating Officers (COOs)
• VPs of Operations
• Asset & Production Managers
• Operations Superintendents
• Reliability & Maintenance Leaders
• Field Operations Leadership

Core Themes

• Scaling Methane Management Across Operations, Workflows & the Workforce
• Safer & More Efficient Field Operations
• Maximizing Asset Reliability, Uptime & Production Performance
• Improving Operational Visibility & Response in a New Measurement Era
  

Position your brand in front of 300+ senior oil and gas operators, regulators, investors, academics, and technology providers as the Methane Mitigation America Summit returns to Houston this December.

Already joining the discussion are representatives from Phillips 66, Expand Energy, Southern Star Central Pipeline, QB Energy, Range Resources, HRM Resources, and many more.

Key themes include:

• Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty & Building Future-Ready Methane Programs
• Evaluating Methane Performance as a Driver of Commercial Competitiveness and Market Access
• Unlocking the Value of Emissions Intelligence (and AI!) to Deliver Cost-Effective Emissions Reductions
• Defining the Next Phase of Methane Management in 2027 and Beyond
• Plus an exciting new feature for 2026

Explore the attendee profile, sponsorship opportunities, 2026 speaker faculty, testimonials, and more.

Spot a session that you'd like to get involved in? Get in touch with the team to learn about the full breadth of sponsorship opportunities on offer.

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.

Having a dedicated branded space at the heart of the exhibition gives you more than just visibility, it gives you a hub for meetings, demonstrations, and meaningful conversations with the industry's key decision-makers. Delegates know exactly where to find you, making it easier to generate leads, strengthen existing relationships, and maximize your time onsite.

The exhibition floor is already taking shape, with companies including Konica Minolta, LongPath Technologies, Zeitview, Flyscan, Arolytics, and Sendero confirmed, alongside many more. With only a limited number of premium booth locations remaining, now is the ideal time to secure your space for December 1-3 in Houston.

Take your presence even further by pairing your booth with one of our premium sponsorship opportunities, whether that's hosting an exclusive networking dinner, branding a key event space, or leading a discussion on the main stage.

Download the Exhibition Floor Plan to explore the remaining opportunities.

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.

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!