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EU delays methane rules on oil and gas imports for a year

Photo caption: A drone view shows the European Commission headquarters known as the Berlaymont building in Brussels, Belgium April 29, 2026. REUTERS/Yves Herman Purchase Licensing Rights

 

The European Commission ​proposed a one-year ‌delay to the EU’s methane emissions ​rules for ​oil and gas ⁠imports on Wednesday, ​after pressure ​from governments including France and the United ​States.

The rules, ​due to take effect ‌on ⁠January 1, 2027, would have required foreign oil ​and ​gas ⁠suppliers to the EU ​to monitor ​and ⁠report methane emissions, a potent ⁠greenhouse ​gas.

 

 

 

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