IMMC 2022 provides a unique environment for delegates, allowing them the opportunity to compare capabilities, discuss challenges and review emerging technologies for monitoring methane. At IMMC 2022, leading experts will discuss latest field studies and policy developments alongside showcasing cutting edge methods and novel technologies for monitoring fugitive methane emissions including leak detection, identification and quantification as well as long term monitoring.
* Please note all the presentation times are show in Central European Time(CEST)
Time | Title | Speaker | Company | Country |
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09:00 | Registration and coffee | |||
09:20 | Introduction to IMMC | Rod Robinson | National Physical Laboratory | United Kingdom |
Session 1: Let's set the scene with a Policy & Drivers overview | ||||
09:30 | Methane Legislative Proposals | Joana Simao Costa | European Commission | |
09:45 | OGMP/UNEP | Manfredi Caltagirone | ||
10:00 | IMEO & global CH4 trends incl. methane pledge | Andris Piebalgs | ||
10:15 | Top down talk | Anke Roiger | ||
10:30 | Q&A Session | |||
10:40 | Coffee break | |||
Session 2: CH4 Industry: Methods & Measurements | ||||
11:10 | Drone-based Top-down and Bottom-up Reconciliation of Methane Emissions from an Offshore Gas Production Platform | Stefan Schwietzke | EDF | Germany |
11:25 | Reconciliation between bottom-up and top-down methane emission measurements | Nigel Yarrow | NPL | United Kingdom |
11:40 | GERG projects on site level methane emissions quantification and data reconciliation | Jean-Daniel Paris | CEA-LSCE | Spain |
11:55 | Methane Emissions and Flaring Efficiencies in the North Sea | Jacob Shaw | University of Manchester | United Kingdom |
12:10 | Q&A Session | |||
12:20 | Lunch & Poster Session | |||
13:35 | Multiscale methane measurements of a contiguous, onshore natural gas production region in Wyoming, USA | Howard Dieter | Jonah Energy LLC | United States |
13:50 | CH4 emissions from oil and gas production in Romania | Thomas Röckmann | Utrecht University | Netherlands |
14:05 | Multiscale measurements of methane emissions in North American oil and gas producing regions | Erin Tullos | Scientific Aviation - ChampionX | United States |
14:20 | Methane emissions from global supply chains- quantification and assessment of national reporting | Jasmin Cooper | Sustainable Gas Institute, Imperial College London | United Kingdom |
14:35 | Q&A Session | |||
14:30 | Coffee break | |||
Session 2 contd: CH4 Industry: Methods & Measurements | ||||
15:15 | Scientific Field Studies of the International Methane Emissions Observatory IMEO | James France | EDF | United Kingdom |
15:30 | How much methane is released in the biomethane supply chain? | Semra Bakkaloglu | Imperial College London | United Kingdom |
15:45 | Methane emission from the coal mine industry - metrology and cost aspects of MRV | Jaroslaw Necki | AGH | Poland |
16:00 | Q&A Session | |||
16:10 | Close & Drinks reception/posters |
* Please note all the presentation times are show in Central European Time(CEST)
Time | Title | Speaker | Company | Country |
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09:00 | Registration and coffee | |||
09:20 | Summary of previous day | Rod Robinson | National Physical Laboratory | |
Session 2 contd.: CH4 Industry: Methods & Measurements (new guideline) | ||||
09:30 | How structured LDAR programs can reduce methane emissions to comply with regulations | Cindy Verhoeven | The Sniffers | Belgium |
09:45 | A tale of two reconciliations: Recent experiences from conducting top-down methane measurement | Peter Evans | BP | United Kingdom |
10:00 | Comparison of measurement-based quantification methods for methane emissions from the natural gas distribution network | Hossein Maazallahi | Utrecht University | Netherlands |
10:15 | Validating solutions for detecting and quantifying methane emissions under comparable protocols | Clay Bell | Colorado State University | United States |
10:30 | Q&A Session | |||
10:40 | Coffee break | |||
Session 3: Research & Emerging technologies | ||||
11:10 | Architecture and Testing of Next-Generation High Flow Samplers | Daniel Zimmerle | Colorado State University | United States |
11:25 | Industrial Deployment of Tunable Diode Lidar for Continuous, Autonomous Monitoring and Quantification of Methane Emissions | Doug Millington-Smith | QLM Tech Ltd | United Kingdom |
11:40 | How to deploy a continuous monitor to detect methane emissions | Marnix Valkeniers | Sensiron | Switzerland |
11:55 | Development of predictive analytics for the measurement of methane from gas turbines | Jan Sandvig Nielsen | Weel Amp | Denmark |
12:10 | Q&A Session | |||
12:20 | Lunch break | |||
Session 3 contd: Research & Emerging technologies | ||||
13:35 | Validation and Uncertainty Assessment of an Airborne Miniature TDLAS System for Top-Down Methane Emission Quantification of Offshore Oil and Gas Facilities | Abigail Corbett | SeekOps | United States |
13:50 | Benefits of simultaneous quantification of CH4 and CO2 fluxes based on in-situ measurement by drone (AUSEA): Applications to O&G industry (On Shore, Off Shore and Flare) | Ludovic Donnat | Total Energies | France |
14:05 | A comprehensive summary of methane quantification using telops airborne hyperspectral instrument from Telops | Jean-Philippe Gagnon | Telops | Canada |
14:20 | Q&A Session | |||
14:30 | Coffee break | |||
15:00 | Panel Session (Chair: Rod Robinson) | |||
Speakers | Topics | |||
Industry: Tania (Enagas - midstream) & Trond (Equinor - Upstream) - oil&gas & offshore NMI: Rod Robinson (NPL) Regulatory: Joana Simao Costa (EU Commission) All: Stephanie Saunier - Carbon Limits" |
1. Proposed EU regs 2. Flaring/Ems from war regions 3. H2 as an energy vector |
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16:00 | Wrap up and close by Rod Robinson |