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EU challenges fossil fuel lobby over supply shock claims.

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The European Union is responding to warnings from oil and gas firms about potential supply shocks due to new methane regulations.
Fossil fuel companies claim that the EU's stricter rules will lead them to halt exports to Europe.
The EU Commission believes these claims are exaggerated and views them as a bluff.
This stance reflects the EU's confidence in the sustainability of its energy supplies despite industry concerns.
The situation highlights the tension between regulatory environmental goals and the energy industry’s response.

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The European Union is responding to warnings from oil and gas firms about potential supply shocks due to new methane regulations.
Fossil fuel companies claim that the EU's stricter rules will lead them to halt exports to Europe.
The EU Commission believes these claims are exaggerated and views them as a bluff.
This stance reflects the EU's confidence in the sustainability of its energy supplies despite industry concerns.
The situation highlights the tension between regulatory environmental goals and the energy industry’s response.

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