Europe delays methane rules for oil and gas imports

The European Union's Energy Commissioner announced a one-year postponement of the implementation of methane emission regulations on oil and gas imports, rejecting some member states' requests for an extension. The rules, scheduled to begin in January 2027, aim to require foreign suppliers to monitor and document methane emissions, but concerns over supply security led to the request for delay. Jørgensen confirmed that the postponement will not exceed one year, intended to give governments and companies enough time to fully prepare for the enforcement of the regulations after the designated period.

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