EU Plans One Year Delay for Methane Rules
The European Union plans to delay methane emissions rules for oil and gas imports by one year. Energy commissioner Dan Jorgensen said the postponement aims to address supply worries after the Iran war disrupted global energy markets.
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The European Union plans to delay methane emissions rules for Natural Gas and oil imports by one year, EU energy commissioner Dan Jorgensen said on Tuesday morning. The regulation, originally scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027, mandates strict monitoring for foreign suppliers. Energy markets face renewed volatility as supply pressures mount across Europe.
