Registration is Now Open for the International Methane Measurement Conference

Methane is increasingly in the spotlight as an important greenhouse gas with many industry led initiatives to measure and reduce methane. This has been highlighted by the Methane Pledge to reduce methane emissions by 30% by 2030, signed up to by over 100 countries at the UN Climate Change Conference 2021 (COP26). The next International Methane Measurement Conference will be held on the 8th & 9th June in Rotterdam and will provide a unique environment for delegates to discuss this increasing need to determine and reduce methane emissions. Delegates will have the opportunity to compare capabilities, discuss challenges, review emerging technologies and ensure they are up to date with the latest reporting guidelines and policy developments for monitoring methane emissions. Registration and attendance to IMM is free of charge.

Who Should Attend?

• Industry, including oil & gas, waste management, product & equipment manufacturer sectors, petrochemicals, and agriculture industries
• Policy makers and regulators, who set and enforce the requirements for monitoring methane
• Scientists and academia, involved with developing the methods and quantification of methane emissions
• Solution providers and consultants, who work with the above stakeholders in providing consultancy for the measurement of industrial methane emissions

Benefits of attending:

• Gain insights from the leading experts on the current state-of-the-art application of methane monitoring technologies
• Understanding the pros and cons of available methane monitoring technologies that:

1. support regulatory compliance
2. increasing operational efficiency
3. most cost effectively reduces losses and fugitive emissions

• Overviewing the emerging technological innovations for methane monitoring, including leak detection, quantification and long term monitoring
• Understanding the current and potential future regulatory landscape
•  Learn about developments in emission monitoring methods and standardisation
• Networking with key decision makers, stakeholders from across industrial sectors and leading international scientists in emissions monitoring and methane measurement.