Best Practices, Challenges and the Future of Methane Emissions: A Panel Discussion

At ILM Exhibitions' Industrial Methane Measurement (IMM) conference, Rod Robinson of National Physical Laboratory, Matthew Williams of the UK's National Grid, Manon Simon of Carbon Limits and Joana Simão Costa of the European Commission and Trond Erlend Bustnes, Ph.D., of Equinor had a wide-ranging conversation about the future of methane monitoring as a facet of Europe's emissions reduction targets. Click here to watch a recording of the discussion.

Other topics include:

• What do the current annual measurement reports look like and how are they currently verified?
• How are regulations helping to reduce methane emissions?
• How is Brexit currently affecting the co-ordination of methane regulation?
• From a transmission grid operator's perspective, how much regulatory flexibility is needed for operators to explore new monitoring solutions?
• How do we prevent regulations from hindering technological innovation?
• Will progress in quantification help providers of methane measurement to innovate?
• What challenges arise with the transition of natural gas away from methane towards hydrogen?
• Developments in transparency and satellite imaging
• How will regulators deal with more complicated sources, i.e. agricultural sources?
• What improvements in measurement are needed in the next two years?
• Setting ambitions uncertainty targets for the measurement community

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