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EU member states blamed for delays in implementing methane regulation

DG ENER’s Tom Howes told POLITICO Europe some countries have yet to set up systems to certify and track emissions.

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DG ENER’s Tom Howes told POLITICO Europe that EU countries are responsible for delays in implementing the bloc’s methane regulation. Some have yet to set up systems to certify and track emissions, he said, adding that responsibility for creating the certification regime lies with member states.

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POLITICOEurope@POLITICOEuropeEU countries are responsible for delays in implementing the bloc’s methane regulation because some have yet to set up systems to certify and track emissions, DG ENER’s Tom Howes told us. “Responsibility lies with member states creating the certification regime,” he said.28m
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    POLITICOEurope@POLITICOEuropeEU countries are responsible for delays in implementing the bloc’s methane regulation because some have yet to set up systems to certify and track emissions, DG ENER’s Tom Howes told us. “Responsibility lies with member states creating the certification regime,” he said.28m
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