U.S. Gas Exporters Ask EU to Delay Methane Regulations Until 2028
Key takeaways
- gas exporters requested that Europe push back enforcement of new methane emissions rules until 2028, warning it risks holding back long-term contracts.
- LNG vessels are sailing to China after recent summits.
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U.S. natural gas sellers want Europe to wait until 2028 before enforcing new methane rules, which could affect future export deals but shows no immediate shift.
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