EPA’s 2024 Revisions to Subpart W of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program

This session examines updates to Subpart W of EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, focusing on compliance strategies, advanced monitoring, and drivers for accurate emissions reporting beyond federal requirements.

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1

Duration

51 minutes

In 2024, EPA revised Subpart W of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, adding new emission sources to be reported and prioritizing empirical data to improve accuracy. This session will cover compliance strategies and advanced monitoring options. With the EPA’s proposed reconsideration of the GHG Reporting Program and Endangerment Finding, both still under review as of late 2025, the presentation will also highlight other drivers for developing accurate measurement-based emissions inventories beyond US federal regulations, including global import regulations and voluntary initiatives.

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1 CLE Credit – Colorado

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ELIZABETH MCGURK - Methane Sector Leader, Montrose Environmental Group

As Montrose Environmental’s Methane Sector Leader, Elizabeth leads complex, cross-disciplinary initiatives focused on methane quantification, mitigation, and regulatory strategy. With thirteen years of experience in air quality consulting—specializing in oil & gas and GHG accounting—she brings deep technical insight and a passion for data-driven emissions reduction. At Montrose, she guides global OGMP 2.0 initiatives, designs measurement pilots aligned with the revised U.S. EPA Subpart W rule, and delivers impactful training on methane management and the current regulatory environment. Elizabeth also contributes to the IOGP working group developing ISO standards for EU Methane Regulation compliance, helping shape the future of methane management worldwide.