Eamonn Irvine

You’ve measured your emissions - now what? With many operators consolidating their inventories, the real challenge is shifting from data collection to real, impactful methane reduction. This hands-on workshop will help you bridge the gap between knowing your emissions and effectively cutting them.

• Translate abatement strategies into actionable steps that work within your operational framework
• Explore the latest advancements in abatement technologies
• Optimize strategy through a Best Available Technique (BAT) assessment approach
• Strike the right balance between reducing methane emissions and maintaining operational efficiency

Canada has been well established as a hub for technology and innovation, driving advancements in methane mitigation long before many other countries started to consider the issue. As regulatory frameworks evolve and industry demands shift, how can Canadian-developed solutions continue to lead on the global stage? This panel will explore the intersection of policy, innovation, and real-world implementation, tackling key questions such as:

• How can we ensure technology keeps pace with regulatory requirements?
• How can we bridge the gap between rapid tech development and end-user adoption?
• What are the realistic operational capabilities of AI— is it a game changer or an overhyped solution
• What does the future hold for abatement technology?

• Explore the newest technologies undergoing testing and their potential impact on emissions reduction
• Understand how real-world testing results are influencing industry standards and regulatory frameworks
• Gain insights into the challenges, breakthroughs, and future direction of emissions testing in Canada