Georges sheds light on how MIQ is tackling methane emissions in oil and gas—a mission with the power to make a huge environmental impact by 2030. From Sarah Week’s big energy gathering to MIQ’s use of advanced tech to pinpoint leaks, this episode covers how certification and market forces are pushing companies to cut emissions. Imagine the potential here: addressing methane emissions could equal taking a billion cars off the road, far outpacing aviation’s reductions. MIQ’s grading system brings transparency, helping both industry players and consumers make informed choices. Georges also dives into the tech and frameworks that make MIQ’s system reliable and scalable, as well as the financial and regulatory drivers encouraging lower methane emissions. Looking ahead, MIQ has its sights set on broad industry adoption and making methane management a global priority by 2030.

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00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Methane Emissions Oil Gas Industry
02:34 - Methane IQ Certification
06:24 - Mechanism of Change in Emissions
08:53 - George's Background and Experience
11:09 - Origin of Methane IQ
14:42 - Building Trust in Certification
16:41 - MiQ Emissions Certification Process
22:55 - Determining Certification Grades
28:50 - Market Reception of Certified Gas
31:38 - Incentives for Premium Certified Gas
36:10 - Digital Registry Functionality
39:20 - Future Vision for MiQ
41:01 - Collaboration with Tech Providers
44:20 - Thanks for Watching MiQ

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