Events

Resource efficiency and digitalization are front and center at COP30 — in panels, in plans, in promises. But talk alone doesn’t power homes, irrigate fields, create jobs, or cut emissions. It’s time to move from words to action. The Digital Demand-Driven Electricity Networks Initiative (3DEN) is doing exactly that. Since 2021, 3DEN has been testing digital solutions that make power systems smarter, cleaner, and more resilient globally. Join 3DEN at the official launch of their second phase which is focused on turning ambitious goals into concrete results through pilot projects on the ground.

The Methane Mitigation America Summit, the next U.S. event in the global Methane Mitigation Summit Series, is coming to The Westin Galleria in Houston, Texas from December 2-4, 2025. As methane regulations continue to shift, many operators are feeling the pressure. While federal rollbacks have added uncertainty, leading companies aren’t standing still. Instead of chasing every policy change, they’re focusing on what matters: operational efficiency, ensuring global market access, and meeting investor expectations. The result? Strategies that are not only resilient but also good business, regardless of the regulatory climate. The Methane Mitigation America Summit will dive into these topics and more, offering practical insights from industry leaders.

RMI’s TJ Conway will be leading a session on measuring, monitoring and abating methane emissions in the oil and gas sector.

Join RMI experts for an inside look at how our Think–Do–Scale model transforms bold energy ideas into measurable impact. Moderated by Bryan Hannegan, RMI Board member and President and CEO of Holy Cross Energy, this session highlights how RMI and our partners collaborate across research, policy, and markets to drive system-wide change. You’ll hear how targeted partnerships accelerate the journey from pilot to policy to scale, delivering real climate solutions that are clean, affordable, resilient, and accessible to all.

Join RMI for the launch of the Transition Pathway Repository, a new free and open-access tool designed to make climate transition pathways more accessible, comparable, and actionable for the finance community. Climate scenarios are essential for understanding how economies can transition to a net-zero future, yet navigating and comparing them can be complex. The Transition Pathway Repository simplifies this process by bringing together scenarios from leading sources, allowing users to explore key assumptions, sectors, and regional pathways in a clear and consistent format.

Join RMI for the launch of the Transition Pathway Repository, a new free and open-access tool designed to make climate transition pathways more accessible, comparable, and actionable for the finance community. Climate scenarios are essential for understanding how economies can transition to a net-zero future, yet navigating and comparing them can be complex. The Transition Pathway Repository simplifies this process by bringing together scenarios from leading sources, allowing users to explore key assumptions, sectors, and regional pathways in a clear and consistent format.