Your Methane Mitigation Resources

Ahead of their involvement at the 3rd Annual Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit, we interviewed members of our global methane advisory board to provide a comprehensive overview of where methane mitigation efforts stand today, and where they are headed.

With insights from bp, Kinder Morgan, the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI), the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP), Methane Guiding Principles (MGP), and the Methane Emissions Leadership Alliance (MELA), our latest report explores:

• How regulatory frameworks influence investment decisions and operational strategies
• The role of advanced technologies in detecting, measuring, and mitigating methane emissions
• The value of emissions data in enhancing reporting accuracy, driving decision making and building stakeholder confidence
• The importance of collaboration among O&G companies, technology providers, regulators, and industry associations or initiatives
  

With the implementation of compliance deadlines in 2025, over 140 companies have now joined the UNEP’s Oil & Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 (OGMP 2.0), the leading methane emissions reporting and measurement framework.

The OGMP 2.0 framework helps oil and gas companies mitigate methane emissions by providing standardised guidelines for accurate monitoring, reporting, and reduction of methane leaks.

Download our brand-new guide to uncover insights from OGMP 2.0 Senior Advisors, Tania Meixús and Lisa Solomchuk, as they uncover best practice for navigating OGMP 2.0, and provide you with expertise on: Gold standard reporting, including the recommended Level 5 reporting process, increasing data quality for a more effective methane strategy, how the OGMP 2.0 framework aligns with regulatory requirements, and more.

Methane is responsible for 30% of the global temperature increase since the Industrial Revolution and has a warming potential 80 times greater than carbon dioxide, making it a critical focus in addressing the climate crisis.

The number of companies and countries making commitments to cut methane emissions is rising, taking the form of improved transparency and reporting, emissions standards for equipment and operations, and market-based mechanisms. According to the IEA's Global Methane Tracker 2024, if all methane pledges made by countries and companies are fully implemented on time, they would be sufficient to reduce methane emissions from fossil fuels by 50% by 2030 - a massive achievement for the global energy sector.

In the lead up to the 3rd Annual Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit, taking place June 2-4 in Austin, Texas, we have highlighted the major commitments, actions, and policies individual nations are adopting to effectively reduce methane emissions in the energy sector.

*Information correct as of January 2025

Industrial stakeholders are quickly recognizing that high emissions intensities can be cost-effectively addressed through a well-established combination of standards, effective regulations and technological innovation. However, choosing the right combination of technology from a vast technical landscape is a challenging endeavor. So, how can companies better navigate the complex and changing technology landscape?

This report features expert insights from leading solution providers, Paradigm by Puloli, Shepherd Safety Systems, GHGSat, and Envana Software Solutions, and the results from recent surveys conducted online, and during the annual Methane Mitigation Europe Summit.

Read now as we explore the 2024 technology and innovation landscape, the impact of regulatory mandates, the biggest challenges faced by oil and gas operators, the role of data analytics in enhancing methane reduction efforts, the power of collaboration, what’s next for the methane mitigation technology landscape, and more.

Download your copy of The 2024 Methane Mitigation Technology Landscape Report.

Over 155 countries have joined the Global Methane Pledge, a commitment to cut methane emissions by 30% from 2020 levels by 2030. Following COP28 in December 2023, many individual members states have introduced tighter regulations and new guidelines for reducing methane emissions. Regulations take the form of better transparency and reporting, emissions standards for equipment and operations, and/or market-based mechanisms.

Back by popular demand! In the lead up to the Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit, we’ve compiled an updated look at some of the major commitments and regulations worldwide for methane mitigation in a handy, interactive infographic.

Download your free copy for insight into regulations on oil and gas methane emissions in key countries in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Latin America. Please open the infographic in a PDF viewer for the full experience.

Ahead of this June's Methane Mitigation Global Summit, we sat down with leading oil & gas experts and asked, what are the key considerations and factors that you must consider when designing and enhancing your methane mitigation strategy?

Available to watch right now, watch and listen as industry experts and operators weigh in on the critical components you need to consider as you formulate your strategy, how to select and identify appropriate technology, and key advice on what it takes to truly drive lower methane emissions in your operations.

Sharing insights in this webinar are:

• Sonna Sathiamoorthy, Methane Program Manager and SME, BP
• Roland Muwanga, VP Energy Transition, Technical and Operations Strategy, TC Energy
• Erin Tullos, Consultant, OGMP 2.0
• Harry Granqvist, Senior Climate Analyst in Responsible Investments, Nordea Asset Management

Available on-demand, watch now, or save it until later!

When Brazilian oil giant Petrobras signed an agreement with the UN’s Oil and Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 (OGMP) earlier this year, it cemented its commitment to a lower emission future.

OGMP 2.0 is a global initiative that focuses on the measurement and reporting of methane emissions in oil and gas operations in order to reduce them. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas and oil and gas operations account for approximately one third of human-caused methane emissions.

In its strategic plan, Petrobras says that it aims to neutralize emissions by 2050 and is investing US $4.4 billion in decarbonization projects and technology.

In this interview, Rodrigo Barbosa, Upstream Partnership Coordinator, and Roberto Gennaro, Planning Manager, Petrobras, talk about the national oil giant’s methane mitigation efforts, mobilizing support to reach OGMP’s gold standard, the challenges for the year ahead, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

TotalEnergies has signed on to tough new targets to reduce methane emissions by 80% and flaring to zero by 2030. How do they expect to achieve it?

We sat down with David Mendelson, President & CEO at TotalEnergies E&P Americas to find out...

“It’s part of our daily work now. Reducing emissions is given equal importance to everything we do in our operations” explains David.

In this interview, David Mendelson discusses the company’s approach to reducing the methane intensity in existing and new production assets, his thoughts on the energy transition and how the company folds emissions reduction into its daily operations. Access your free copy of the interview today.

Not to be missed, David also discusses:

• How TotalEnergies is creating more energy from a greater diversity of energy sources
• The journey so far to lower carbon and lower methane intensity in TotalEnergies' operations
• The role of the Operations team in lowering emissions
• The biggest challenges that confront the industry in meeting methane emissions goals

Read the interview in full today!

In this exclusive report, '5 Ways Oil and Gas Companies Can Reduce Methane Emissions' we take a look at how TotalEnergies, BP, BPX Energy, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Eni, and ExxonMobil are reducing methane emissions, highlight 5 ways oil and gas companies can mitigate methane emissions, and explore how Civitas Resources is undertaking a $18 million retrofit of their pneumatic devices as part of their focus on sustainability, in an exclusive interview with Colorado’s first carbon neutral energy producer (Civitas Resources), Chief Sustainability Officer, Brian Cain.

The Methane Mitigation Excellence Awards have been introduced to provide a platform for recognizing and celebrating the successes of those driving impactful change in the methane mitigation space.

The Awards Application Guidelines document highlights more detail about each category, introduces the judges, provides the guidelines you must follow and the criteria your application will be judged against so you can ensure to maximize your application. Download your copy today before submitting your entry.

We look forward to receiving your applications and to the opportunity to celebrate the success of you and your peers in this important field.

From June 11-13, 2024, 400 oil and gas operators, regulators, NGOs, academics, and technology providers came together to discuss the latest advancements in measuring, monitoring and mitigating oil and gas methane emissions at the Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit.

With insights from BP, SOCAR, Aramco, Clean Air Task Force, MiQ, Environmental Defense Fund, Duke Energy, and many more, the event saw a cross-industry immersive exploration of the most pressing issues and opportunities facing Methane Mitigation leaders across the globe.

In this report, we take a look at some key attendee stats, insights from an event survey, key sessions, what the attendees had to say, and more. 

Download your copy today to learn more about what to expect at the 2025 Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit.

Explore the sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available at the Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit!

Our attendees are looking to implement best practices to identify, measure, monitor and eliminate methane emissions, factor emissions reduction into operational planning and build a culture focused on methane mitigation.

Discover the opportunities available to get in front of the audience and present your solution, including:

• Host a networking break, drinks reception or private dinner
• Lead a keynote discussion, interactive roundtable or workshop
• Take over a lounge in the heart of the summit
• Brand a charging station or one-to-one meeting space

Got another idea? Get in touch and let's create something bespoke together!

The Methane Mitigation Summit Series has welcomed over 1500 of the oil and gas industry’s leading professionals from across the globe since it began, and you can now download a sample attendee list and discover who will be joining us at the next summit, the 3rd Annual Methane Mitigation: Technology & Innovation Summit in June 2025.

Focused on advancing methane detection, measurement, and reduction, the summit provides a premier platform for experts to share cutting-edge solutions and drive meaningful progress in methane mitigation. See who you will be meeting this June.