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Amid the energy crisis triggered by the Iran war, Germany, Europe's biggest gas market, has joined mounting opposition to the EU's planned methane emissions rules, warning the policy could disrupt jet fuel supplies. According to reports, the German government expressed concern that the law could worsen the energy supply shortages already affecting the continent.
The EU methane law targets oil and gas imports, and Germany argues it could reduce the fossil fuel flows needed for jet fuel production at a time when markets are under severe pressure from the Iran war. The opposition comes as tensions between Berlin and Brussels over energy policy escalate, with European countries seeking to meet climate goals without sacrificing energy security.
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Sign InIn the coming days, markets may see further volatility as traders await EU decisions on the law. Investors are closely watching for any signals of possible rule relaxation or delays, especially as the Iran war continues to impact global energy prices.