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EU Gas Crunch Forces Rethink of Methane Rules
The European Commission has signaled it would delay the entry into effect of its controversial methane regulation amid a persistent gas crunch resulting from the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
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The European Commission has signaled it would delay the entry into effect of its controversial methane regulation amid a persistent gas crunch resulting from the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. That may not be enough to offset the effects of that crunch—because the regulation is not yet in effect and Europeans are already struggling.
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