As the EU Methane Regulation continues to evolve and expectations around emissions performance increase, organisations across the energy value chain are facing a common challenge: how to reduce emissions while maintaining competitiveness and preparing for a new era of regulatory compliance. From navigating evolving requirements under the EU Methane Regulation to implementing practical emissions reduction strategies, industry leaders must balance policy, operational, and commercial priorities.

In this interview bundle, Courtney Loper, Head of Government Relations & Public Affairs at EQT Corporation, and Bart Wauterickx, Managing Director at XP Upgreen, share their perspectives on the opportunities and challenges shaping methane management today. Drawing on expertise from both EU and global operator perspectives, they explore topics including regulatory implementation, equivalency, routine flaring, emissions reduction, operational performance, and the role methane mitigation will play in maintaining long-term competitiveness.

In this interview bundle, you'll learn:

• Why collaboration across the methane value chain will be critical to successful implementation of the EU Methane Regulation.
• How uncertainty around equivalency requirements and compliance frameworks is influencing planning and investment decisions.
• Why routine flaring remains one of the largest sources of methane emissions and what is preventing faster progress.
• How evolving regulatory and market expectations are reshaping operator approaches to methane management.
• Why leading organisations increasingly view emissions reduction as an opportunity to improve operational performance and strengthen competitiveness.
• The practical steps companies can take to prepare for emerging requirements while delivering meaningful emissions reductions.

Download the interview bundle to gain exclusive insights from two industry leaders on the regulatory, operational, and commercial realities shaping the future of methane mitigation.