Colorado has been on the leading edge of debate over oil and natural gas regulations and political activism. What can be learned as these issues spread to other states? Innovative technology, stringent regulations and forward-looking leaders have helped drive emissions down in Colorado and create some of the cleanest energy molecules on the planet. Can it lead to the development needed to maintain energy security? Or will politics get in the way?

Project Canary is a leading enterprise emission data management platform that helps energy leaders measure, understand and act on their emissions. Today, Chris Romer, the Executive Chairman and co-founder will speak about the regulatory changes in Colorado and California and how it relates to methane measurement. As a Colorado native and former state senator, Chris has a unique perspective on the evolution of the Colorado energy market and how it relates to California, one of the largest importers of natural gas. As there continue to be regulatory and voluntary commitments, such as OGMP 2.0, rigor and data accuracy are key in providing transparency and trust for the energy industry.