It’s almost Climate Week in New York – do you know where the methane action will be?

Hint: It’s at the intersection of science, data, and climate action — and we’re thrilled to be taking part in several conversations happening in NYC on how data-driven insights can help drive mitigation on a global scale. 

This year’s New York Climate Week comes at a pivotal moment for methane mitigation as industry leaders navigate a shifting regulatory landscape, policymakers and investors explore innovative solutions, and community groups search for new inroads for climate action.  Carbon Mapper will be on the ground — leading conversations on how to use super-emitter data to make methane emissions visible and actionable.

 Read on to learn where you can find us throughout the week. We hope to see you there! 

Tuesday, Sept. 23

Turn pledges into progress: Unlocking methane insights for investor action

Time: 3-5 p.m. EDT

Carbon Mapper's Kenzie Huffman, Director of Strategy and Partnerships, will speak at this event, hosted by EDF+Business. This financial sector event showcases 2025 oil and gas methane data from MethaneSAT and others. Through rotating, expert-led discussions, participants will explore how investors can leverage these insights to drive methane mitigation in today’s complex political and financial landscape.

This event is full

Wednesday, Sept. 24

Heatmap House

Time: 10 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Venue: Convene Hamilton Square, Union Square, New York

Carbon Mapper is pleased to take part in Heatmap House, which brings together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and journalists to explore the intersection of climate action, technology, and policy.

Carbon Mapper team members, including Waste Lead Tia Scarpelli, will be available to provide data portal demos and answer questions on the practical applications of our high-precision, granular super-emitter data. 

Register to attend and learn more: Heatmap House NYC 2025

Global Data for Local Action: Maintaining Methane Momentum in the U.S. and Beyond

Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT

Venue: etc.venues by Convene, 601 Lexington Avenue, 14th Floor, Midtown East, New York

Cutting methane is one of the fastest ways to slow climate change while strengthening energy security and economic competitiveness. This event highlights how satellite-based methane data and data-to-action tools are equipping governments, communities, and the private sector to tackle methane super-emitters quickly and cost-effectively.

What to Expect:

• Showcase of emerging data-to-action tools that are translating satellite data into local insights, including Carbon Mapper’s data portal and PSE Healthy Energy’s Methane Risk Map.
• Deep dive into common barriers - such as data accessibility, funding, and regulatory shifts - and how programs are working to address them. 
• Insights into how states are using these tools to shape policy and engage communities.

Space is limited. Please submit a registration request to join this critical conversation on maintaining methane momentum across the U.S. and beyond.

Register and learn more here

Thursday, Sept. 25

How to Tell the Methane Story: Making the Invisible Visible

Time:  2:30 – 4:30 p.m.

Venue: Tribeca Screening Room, 375 Greenwich St #2, New York, NY 10013

This panel discussion will highlight new databases, portals, and tools that make it possible to gather better data about the sources and impacts of methane pollution.

This session is designed for journalists, storytellers, local communities, and climate communicators looking for strategies to turn data into impactful storytelling that makes the invisible visible.

​Following the panel presentation and Q&A, attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy a cocktail hour across the street at Yves NYC.

Panelists include:

• Geoff Bromaghim, Director of Methane Accountability, Gas Leaks Project
• Sofia Bisogno, Air Quality Scientist, PSE Healthy Energy
• Justin Wasser, Senior Communications Manager – Energy, Earthworks
• Kenzie Huffman, Director of Strategy and Partnerships, Carbon Mapper

Registration: Register here to join the event. Space is limited.

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