The implementation of the EU Methane Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2024/1787) is already under way, with initial obligations for EU operators taking effect in 2025 and requirements for importers following in 2027. Meanwhile, the market for methane detection and quantification technologies continues to expand rapidly. Without clear qualification criteria, this growth risks creating non-optimised workflows and inefficient investment decisions.

This workshop will support participants in determining which rules apply to their assets, which technologies best match their operational needs, and what practical measures can be implemented to prevent and reduce complex emissions.

• Compliance: Develop an asset characterisation framework to identify all applicable regulatory requirements, national provisions, and best practices.

• Technology: Assess the current technology landscape and apply a structured technology funnel framework to match the most suitable solutions to each asset.

• Operational excellence: Explore cost-effective engineering measures to reduce emissions from venting, flaring, and critical equipment, ensuring both compliance and performance.

• EU importers: Understand the specific measures and timelines importers must implement to remain compliant with the evolving EU Methane Regulation.