Methane Mitigation Europe Summit 2025

Europe's Only Summit Dedicated to Reducing Oil & Gas Methane Emissions

Why Methane Mitigation Europe in 2025?

The recent landmark EU 2024/1787 regulation has set the clock ticking! Operators now have a clear timeline to implement new processes, scale resources, and adopt innovative technologies to stay compliant. With the first key deadline set for May 2025, there has never been a more critical time to connect with your industry peers and navigate these challenges together.

From 25-27 February 2025, seize the opportunity to join the first European multi-stakeholder gathering after the regulatory announcement. This unique opportunity to come face-to-face with your industry peers and openly discuss your challenges and successes will leave you feeling re-energised and ready to tackle the approaching deadlines head on.

What's happening at Methane Mitigation Summit in 2025?

Collaboration and innovation sit at the heart of our event. From hands-on workshops, peer-led roundtables, and inspiring panels to 10+ real-world operator case studies and dedicated networking opportunities, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better space for breakthrough ideas, actionable solutions, and industry impact.

Grounded in operator experience, the event convenes 300+ cross-industry leaders dedicated to developing cutting-edge standards, practices, and technologies to ensure emissions reduction in oil and gas.

Hear from 40+ Industry Leading Minds

Perspective is key, and our lineup offers just that. Ranging from operators in technical roles and strategic sustainability executives, to regulatory representatives, industry associations, financial institutions, NGOs, academics, and technology leaders, you'll gain the diverse insights you need to drive progress in reducing your methane emissions.

Key Themes Include:

• LDAR best-practice and reducing fugitive emissions: North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), OMV Petrom, and Offshore Norges discuss innovation in offshore reduction
• Improving the accuracy of detection and measurement: BP disclose the findings from and methodologies used in their OGMP2.0 campaigns. How do yours compare?
• Building a business-case and organisational structure for methane reduction: Discover how TAP, ROMGAZ, OMV, and National Gas Transmission are scaling resource and technology to meet compliance deadlines
• Compliance and reporting in alignment with regulation and voluntary frameworks: DESFA share their approach to OGMP 2.0 reporting on top of new regulations
• NOC, NOJV, and IOC collaboration to speed up global methane reduction: IEA, OGCI, and Ipieca review how the outcomes of COP-29 will shape future initiates and frameworks. Where will your organisation fit in?
• Investor expectations and the role of financial institutions in driving methane reduction: What do investors really view as best-practice in methane reporting and abatement?