1. Stay Ahead of Shifting Regulations

What does compliance look like when the rules keep changing? Learn how operators are adapting to regulatory rollbacks, preparing for future shifts, and staying one step ahead, despite the uncertainty.

One key session to join is 'Workshop A: Rules, Rollbacks & Risk: Decoding Methane Compliance in the Era of Uncertainty'
Kyle Danish, Partner, Van Ness Feldman

2. Prepare for Global Market Demands

As methane standards tighten internationally, operators must remain informed to maintain market access. Explore how to futureproof your operations against import standards and cross-border methane scrutiny.

This will be addressed in the session: 'MRV Without Borders: Aligning US, EU, and Asian Standards for a Connected Methane Marketing'
Fiji George, Senior Director, Climate and Sustainability, Cheniere Energy
Kaitlyn Lopez, Manager, Air Quality, Woodside Energy
Ken Robinson, President, Engie Energy Marketing
Lucy Manchester, Senior Legal Counsel and GEMS Group Insurance Coordinator, ENGIE Global Energy Management & Sales

3. Build a Sound Business Case

Explore tangible business cases (or lack thereof) for methane reduction with strong ROI. Discuss key investment decisions, including technology selection, scaling internal resources versus outsourcing, optimizing workflows and internal organizational structure.

Explore this in the case study: 'Balancing the Bottom Line – Building a Business Case for Methane Reduction at Expand Energy'
Deirdre Shepherd, Air Manager, Expand Energy
Maggi Young, Director, Environmental Policy and Sustainability, Expand Energy

4. Access Technical Best Practices

It’s no longer about find-and-fix, but predict-and-prevent. With a growing mix of tech options and no one-size-fits-all answer, learn how operators are amending facility design, determining the right tech stack, deployment cadence, and integration strategy for their specific operations.

Join 'Case Study: ‘Designing Out’ Emissions Through Facility Design' for more in-depth insights into this topic
Jennifer Huffhines, Environmental & Air Manager, Gulfport Energy

5. Secure Funding for Methane Projects

Secure the capital needed to move from plan to execution. Whether through internal investment, carbon markets, or sustainability-linked finance, discuss the mechanisms that will be needed to ensure capital flow to methane projects which ensures measurable returns.

Addressed in the session, 'Unlocking Investment: Mobilizing Capital for Methane Abatement in O&G via the Methane Finance Working Group (MFWG)'
TJ Conway, Principal, Climate Intelligence Program, RMI