II Regional Methane Summit

A new momentum to turn commitments into concrete actions and strengthen regional cooperation against methane emissions

Lima, Peru

July 23 - 24, 2025

Joining forces to mitigate methane emissions in Latin America and the Caribbean

In its second edition, the Regional Summit of Methane consolidated itself as a meeting and cooperation space to drive emissions mitigation in the energy sector, articulating focal points and delegates from energy portfolios before OEMLAC.

It brought together multi-sectoral representation including government entities, parliamentarians, oil and gas sector and technological solution companies, academia and research, international organizations, civil society organizations, and trade associations.

Through convergence spaces aimed at strengthening cooperation and regulatory development, it promoted technical exchange and the construction of regional actions to reduce methane emissions.

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Results of the II Summit

Parliamentary Climate Action Working Table in the Energy Sector

In this space, organized by the Andean Parliament, legislative initiatives being promoted by various national parliamentary instances regarding the monitoring, measurement, and mitigation of methane emissions, biofuels, and common reporting frameworks were presented.

Regional Roundtable to Move from Methane Commitments to Action

This session, co-organized with the International Energy Agency (IEA), brought together experts and national and international representatives to identify support needs and articulation opportunities.

II Regional Summit of Methane

Relive the region's second methane gathering

The II Regional Summit of Methane has marked a new momentum and a renewed commitment to reduce emissions in Latin America and the Caribbean, demonstrating that South-South cooperation can be an engine for concrete solutions in the face of the climate crisis.