March 25–26, 2026 | Bakersfield, California
Carbon X Credits is proud to serve as both a sponsor and panelist at the 2026 California Idle & Orphan Wells Conference, taking place March 25–26, 2026, in Bakersfield, California. Hosted by Energy Conference Network, this event convenes regulators, operators, investors, technology providers, and environmental leaders focused on tackling California’s legacy well challenges.
California faces a complex mix of idle, orphan, and legacy wells, many in sensitive or highly populated areas. This conference will dive into practical strategies for methane abatement, well decommissioning, funding pathways, community engagement, and emerging monitoring technologies tailored to the California context.
As both a sponsor and active participant in the program, Carbon X will highlight:
California’s regulatory environment, population density, and environmental priorities make its legacy well problem both urgent and influential. The approaches developed here will shape best practices far beyond the state’s borders.
Carbon X is committed to advancing solutions that cut methane emissions, protect communities, and unlock scalable climate finance. We’re honored to contribute that perspective in Bakersfield this March.
See you in Bakersfield, March 25–26, 2026.
Event information: https://orphanidlewells.energyconferencenetwork.com/california26
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