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The Methane Accountability Era: How Satellites and EU Import Rules Are Forcing a Global Cleanup
The European Commission is preparing to delay its landmark methane import regulations by one year, pushing the compliance deadline to 2028. The proposed postponement aims to secure winter energy supplies amid tightening global gas markets, drawing sharp criticism from institutional investors.
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Key numbers
- 84x
- Methane's 20-year warming potency vs CO2
- $1,500/ton
- US Waste Emissions Charge (2026)
- 14 Mt
- Drop in projected 2030 global emissions
- 196 bcm
- Natural gas lost to leaks and flaring in 2023
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October 2026
European Commission Moves to Delay Landmark Methane Import Rules by One Year
June 2026
The Methane Accountability Era: How Satellites and EU Import Rules Are Forcing a Global Cleanup
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