As U.S. methane regulations evolve under a new Republican trifecta – unified control of the Executive Branch, Senate and House – adapting to shifting federal requirements is critical for oil and gas operators and industry stakeholders. Join Gretchen Kern, VP of Regulatory Affairs, for an in-depth briefing on the evolving landscape of methane policy. This session will cover current federal standards, including the latest EPA requirements for new and existing sources (NSPS OOOOb and OOOOc), updates tied to the Inflation Reduction Act, and recent modifications to the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (Subpart W).  

We’ll also explore the "Super Emitter" program’s impact, the compliance challenges posed by the "No Identifiable Emissions" standard, and the essential role of continuous monitoring in achieving regulatory compliance. With a new Republican-led federal government, we’ll assess potential regulatory shifts and the broader implications for the industry. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain critical insights on regulatory strategies, advocacy positions, and practical approaches for maintaining compliance while supporting industry progress in emission reductions.