Connecting
ideas and people,
scaling solutions for
sustainable dairy farming
Wednesday, November 19, 2025, Paris, France
From methane to sustainability: connecting farmers, scientists, dairies and retailers to build the future of sustainable dairy.
Why attend?
Reducing enteric methane is the fastest way to deliver climate impact in the short term. But it’s no longer a siloed issue. It now intersects with biodiversity, regenerative farming, product marketing and economic performance.That’s why methane is our entry point. And once we move, we can move bigger: linking climate action with soil health, animal welfare and farm resilience to create broader value across the whole dairy chain.Methane Connect is where scientists, farmers, dairies, retailers and innovators come together to build scalable, credible and cross-benefit solutions.
Methane Connect is built on one philosophy:
Inspire. Understand. Discover. Collaborate. Commit.
What to expect?
From Farm to Milk: Methane Reduction in a Broader Sustainability Lens
Producers, researchers, and innovators discuss practical solutions to reduce methane at the farm level. Beyond emissions, discover how these solutions interact with biodiversity, animal welfare, and farm economics.Speakers: Farmers, scientists, feed companies, cooperatives.
From Milk to Market: Integrating Methane into CSR Strategies
How do dairies and retailers embed methane reduction in their sustainability strategies? Learn from real-world initiatives and see how these commitments are communicated to customers and consumers.Speakers: Dairy companies, retailers, CSR managers.
Tracking Methane accross the Value Chain: Tools, Data and Trust
Explore tools and methods to monitor methane from farm to consumer. What does it take to build reliable, transparent, and usable data for certification, reporting, and consumer trust?Speakers: Farmers, tech providers, scientists, retailers.
Funding Change: Making Methane Reduction Economically Viable
Methane reduction requires investment. This session explores models such as self-financing practices, consumer-supported schemes, carbon credits, and direct funding by dairies and retailers.Speakers: Feed companies, finance actors, dairies, retailers, carbon credit platforms.
Innovation in Action: 4-minute Pitches to Inspire Change
Fast-paced pitches from multi-partner projects and innovators. In just four minutes each, discover fresh ideas and solutions that could shape the future of sustainable dairy.Speakers: Innovators, project leaders, cross-sector partnerships.
From pilot to Scale: Real-World Case Studies of Collaboration
How can promising pilots turn into large-scale impact? Through concrete case studies, farmers, scientists, dairies, retailers and financiers share how they overcame barriers and built collaborative solutions to scale.Speaker: cross sector project teams
Event Schedule Overview
Wednesday, November 19, 2025, Paris, France
08:00 - 19:00 (UTC+1)
Please note that all presentations will be in English.Breaks and meals are all designed to foster meaningful exchanges, whether through structured speed meetings and informal discussions.
Whether you're a scientist, producer, innovator, buyer or changemaker, Methane Connect is the place to build collective momentum.
There is no registration fee for Methane Connect — the event is made accessible to all participants to encourage the widest possible exchange.
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Discover the program
08:00 (UTC +1)
Welcome Coffee
08:30 (UTC +1)
Opening & Inspirational Talk
09:00 (UTC +1)
Parallel Session #1
Choose one session
From Farm to Milk: Methane Reduction in a Broader Sustainability LensFrom Milk to Market: Integrating Methane into CSR Strategies
10:30 (UTC +1)
Networking Break
11:00 (UTC +1)
Parallel Session #2
Choose one session
Tracking Methane across the Value Chain: Tools, Data and TrustFunding Change: Making Methane Reduction Economically Viable
12:30 (UTC +1)
Networking Lunch
13:30 (UTC +1)
Innovation in Action:
4-minute Pitches to Inspire Change
14:00 (UTC +1)
From Pilot to Scale:
Real-World Case Studies of Collaboration
15:30 (UTC +1)
Networking Break
16:00 (UTC +1)
Turning Insights into Action:
Commitments for the Next 12-24 Months
17:00 (UTC +1)
Networking Cocktail
19:00 (UTC +1)
Networking Dinner
Details to follow
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Plan your Visit
Getting There
Metro
Line 13 or 14 to Porte de Clichy | 9 minute walk.
Bus
Line 54 or 74 to Victor Hugo - Jean Jaurès | 2 minute walk
Taxi / VTC
For convenient door-to-door service, you can call G7 at
+331 41 27 66 99, or use Allo Taxi Parisien at +331 84 80 68 71.Booking apps like G7 offer English support.
Vélib'
Bike stations are nearby
Friendly note: There is no parking available at the venue. We recommend arriving by public transport or taxi.
Nearby Accommodation
voco® Paris - Porte de Clichy
2 Rue du 8 Mai 1945, 92110 Clichy
+33 1 76 68 77 00Stylish 4-star hotel in the eco-district of Clichy-Batignolles.
Just steps from metro lines 13 & 14.Amenities include a restaurant/bar, gym, and coworking space.
Zoku Paris
48 Avenue de la Porte de Clichy, 75017 Paris
+33 1 86 26 10 67Modern aparthotel with loft-style rooms, shared coworking areas, terrace, restaurant/bar.Right next to the Tribunal de Paris metro stop.