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Qatar & The US Warn EU Of Gas Crunch Over Methane Regulation
Qatar & The US Warn EU Of Gas Crunch Over Methane Regulation
Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com,
Major LNG suppliers say the EU’s methane regulations are too burdensome to comply with and could lead to reduced gas supplies.
The U.S. and Qatar contend that tracking methane emissions across complex gas supply chains is technically difficult or impossible.
With nearly 60% of its LNG imports coming from the U.S., the EU risks straining relations with key suppliers as it pursues stricter climate policies.
The United States and Qatar have once again warned the European...
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