Bruxelles-ul ar urma să amâne noile reguli pentru emisiile de metan. Decizia ar veni după presiuni din Franţa şi SUA

The European Commission plans to delay the implementation of methane emission reduction regulations following requests from several governments, including France and the U.S. The proposed postponement could extend the deadline for these regulations, originally set for January 2027, by one year. This decision is influenced by rising energy prices and geopolitical uncertainties. French President Emmanuel Macron has formally requested this delay in a letter to Ursula von der Leyen. Environmental NGOs oppose the weakening of these regulations, arguing that reducing methane emissions is crucial for combating climate change.