Andrea Felix

As methane regulations evolve at different speeds across geographies, operators and investors are being forced to navigate a fractured policy landscape with direct consequences for market access, contractability, and capital allocation.

This panel convenes global regulators to move beyond individual rulebooks and explore how convergence is (and isn’t) happening, what equivalency will really look like in practice, and how industry should position itself for the next wave of regulatory transformation.

• Gain forward-looking insight into how methane regulations are expected to evolve across Europe, North America, Asia and emerging markets over the next 3–5 years
• Understand where regulatory convergence and divergence are most likely, and what that means for equivalency, reporting and cross-border market access
• Hear what regulators are learning from each other on MRV design, enforcement models, and scalable best practice frameworks
• Identify how operators can stress-test their compliance and investment strategies against future regulatory scenarios and geopolitical shifts