EU May Delay Methane Rules for a Year

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The European Commission may give oil and gas importers an extra year to prepare for new rules on methane emissions. From 2027, imports of fossil fuels into the European Union must comply with monitoring and reporting rules intended to reduce methane emissions. European Commissioner Dan Jørgensen (Energy) said on Friday that the EU might postpone their implementation until 2028.

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Deutsche Umwelthilfe e.V. [Newsroom]Berlin (ots) - According to media reports, the EU Commission could postpone the import regulations of the EU-Methane Regulation, which were originally to enter into force in 2027, by one year to 2028. Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) warns against a ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Deutsche Umwelthilfe e.V., transmitted by news aktuell

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According to media reports, the EU Commission could postpone the import regulations of the EU Methane Regulation, which was originally to enter into force in 2027, by one year to 2028. Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) warns that a supposed postponement could lead to a complete renegotiation of the regulation with an unclear outcome. EU law does not provide for an easy mechanism for the postponement of regulations. DUH calls on the Federal Government t…

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On Friday, the European Union opened the way for a one-year postponement of Community rules on methane emissions for fossil fuel importers, a request recently made by the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, in response to rising energy prices, but denounced by environmental NGOs, informs AFP, according to Agerpres. "We asked [...]

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On Friday, the European Union opened the way for a one-year postponement of Community rules on methane emissions for fossil fuel importers, a request recently made by the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, in response to rising energy prices, but denounced by environmental NGOs, informs AFP, transmits Agerpres.