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EU Delays Methane Rules, Opens Refinery Talks as Fuel Prices Hit Records
The EU will delay its methane regulation by one year to hold down energy costs, von der Leyen told lawmakers as winter price fears grow.
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The European Union announced it will grant energy exporters an additional year to comply with its methane regulation. This extension aims to prevent extra costs from affecting energy supply during the second crisis in four years. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen explained the decision to the European Parliament on Tuesday.
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