With the EU Methane Regulation now published and the delegated act set to define the technical and procedural details, operators face a new era of compliance complexity. This keynote panel convenes regulatory experts to decode the latest legislative instruments and explore what they mean for day-to-day operations. The discussion will move beyond policy headlines to unpack the real-world implications of implementation timelines, technology approvals, and industry-wide readiness.

• Break down the key outcomes of the Omnibus and Delegated Act, and what they mean for methane monitoring, reporting, and mitigation
• Clarify timelines and expectations for compliance, including what operators should be doing now to prepare for enforcement
• Explore the challenges of harmonisation across Member States, and how industry can navigate uneven regulatory maturity
• Highlight collaborative initiatives and support mechanisms that are helping operators streamline compliance efforts, share best practices, and build internal capacity 

• Address regulatory requirements specific to offshore operations and their impact on emission reduction strategies 
• How can partnerships, industry standards, and information sharing enhance mitigation efforts 
• Explore specific requirements for offshore technology use, including safety certifications that consider specific environmental conditions i.e. weather conditions and asset accessibility  
• Best practice for offshore detection and quantification