Past CH4 Connections Conference Presentations

2022

Below are the presentations that the authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on October 20-21, 2022. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

2021

Below are the presentations that the authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on October 12-13, 2021. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

2020

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on November 17-19, 2020. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

2019

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on September 18-19, 2019. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

2018

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on September 25-26, 2018. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

2017

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on December 12-13, 2017. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

  • Ramon Alvarez
    Upstream CH4 Sources and Opportunities
  • Roy Hartstein
    The Changing Landscape of Our Operations

2016

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections: The Methane Emissions Conference on November 2-3, 2016. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

  • David Carroll
    Methane Emissions – A Global Response
  • Timothy Taylor
    Colorado Oil and Gas Methane Rules
  • Andrew Williams
    Best Practices for Minimizing Air Pollution from the Oil and Natural Gas Sector
  • Roy Hartstein
    Methane Detection and Abatement
  • Christopher Freitas
    DOE Methane Emissions R&D
  • Carey Bylin
    EPA Voluntary Methane Programs for the Oil and Gas Industry
  • Rod Rinholm
    International Perspectives on Methane Emissions
  • Lloyd Graydon
    Methane Emissions in Australia
  • Jasmine Urisk
    Methane Emissions: A Canadian Natural Gas Transmission and Distribution Pipeline Sector Perspective
  • Vladislav Karasevich
    Methane Regulation in Russia
  • Jesus Manuel Gil Jimenez
    Enagás´ ongoing activities in R&D to reduce methane emissions
  • Nate Gorence
    ARPA-E’s MONITOR Program: Technology to Quantify Methane Emissions
  • Matt Harrison
    Methane Measurement Advancements Panel: Intro
  • Dan Zimmerle
    CH4 Research: Methods, Measurement, and Uses
  • Marc Fischer
    From Wells to Burners: Methane Emissions from California Natural Gas
  • Aileen Nowlan
    Measuring and Managing Methane
  • Amy Townsend-Small
    Stable Isotopes Can Constrain Sources of Methane and Resolve Discrepancies Between Top-Down Observations and Bottom-Up Inventories

2015

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections Conference on October 6-7, 2015. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

  • Paul Gunning
    Overview of EPA Oil and Gas Activities
  • Pamela Lacey
    Methane Reductions: Continuing the Downward Trend
  • Brian Jones
    Downstream Natural Gas Initiative: EPA’s Methane Challenge Program
  • Michael Silverstein
    Colorado’s Hydrocarbon Control Rules for the Oil and Gas Sector: Rule Implementation and Lessons Learned
  • Joel Bluestein
    R&D Opportunities for Methane Emissions Mitigation - Overview
  • David McCabe
    Putting Out the Fire: Proven Technologies to Improve Utilization of Associated Gas from Tight Oil Formations
  • David Lyon
    Top-down & bottom-up estimates of CH4 emissions in the Barnett Shale
  • R. Subramanian
    Top-Down Tracer Flux vs Bottom-Up Onsite: Transmission & Storage Facilities
  • Greg Clark
    Alert Plus Aegis 400 Remote Emission Monitoring Station
  • Mike D'Antoni
    Pneumatic Device Emissions and Compressor Venting
  • Milton Heath
    Infrared Leak Detection Technologies and Best Practices in the Natural Gas Industry; Safe, Simple, Fast and Effective Ways Companies are Identifying Fugitive Methane Emissions
  • Jack Schwaller
    Reducing Vent Gas Emissions with New Rod Sealing Solutions for Reciprocating Compressors
  • David Scharf
    SYNODON - Advanced Airborne Integrity Management Services
  • Terence Trefiak
    LDAR Case Study: Comparison of Conventional Method 21 vs. Alternative Work Practice (Optical Gas Imaging)
  • Peter Foller
    Low Cost TDLAS for Continuous Monitoring of Methane Emissions
  • Mike Thorpe
    Mobile LiDAR Sensor for Rapid and Sensitive Methane Leak Detection
  • Hendrik Hamann
    The IBM ARPA-E MONITOR Project AIMS: An Intelligent Multi-modal CH4 Measurement System Continuous fugitive gas quantification and source localization
  • Stephen Segal
    Tunable mid-IR laser for methane sensing
  • Mickey Frish
    Methane Leak Surveying with Small Unmanned Aerial Systems
  • John Edelbeck
    Methane Detectors Challenge Testing
  • Jeff Clarke
    Methane Emission Solutions for the Natural Gas Community
  • Patrick Couch
    Overview of Methane Emissions from Natural Gas Fueling Stations
  • Marc Besch
    Challenges of Controlling CH4 Emissions from CNG/Diesel Fuel-Fuel Retrofitted Heavy-duty Engines
  • Derek Johnson
    Methane Emissions From Various Portions of the Supply Chain

2014

Below are the presentations that authors gave GTI permission to make available to the public. These were presented at the CH4 Connections Conference on September 23-24, 2014. Click a title below to view a PDF version of the presentation. (The PDF will open in a new window or tab please make sure you have any pop-up blockers disabled.)

  • John Adgate
    Natural Gas Production & Distribution: Human Health Issues
  • Ryan Barry
    Industry Perspectives on Methane Emissions
  • Erica Bowman
    Gas Industry Perspectives on Methane Emissions
  • Sharon Buccino
    Clearing the Air: What Communities Expect and How to Deliver It
  • Marcilynn A. Burke
    The Intersection of Local Land Use Law and State and Federal Regulatory Law
  • Roger Fernandez
    EPA Initiatives to Reduce Natural Gas Emissions through Voluntary Programs
  • Susan Fleck
    Mitigation of Methane Emissions
  • Fiji George
    Confluence of Sound Science and Policy – The ONE FUTURE Approach to Methane Emissions
  • Gilbert Gonzalez
    Shale Revolution Texas: Solutions for Building Sustainable Communities
  • Pamela Lacey
    Natural Gas Emissions: Continuing the Downward Trend
  • Kathryn Mutz
    Collaborative Methane Emissions Solutions for the Natural Gas Community
  • Phillip Schlagel
    Methane Opportunities
  • Robert Talbot
    Characterizing Fugitive Methane Emissions in the Barnett Shale Area Using a Mobile Laboratory