U.S. Energy Dominance Push Collides with EU Methane Rules

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The US Energy Secretary's call for the International Energy Agency to prioritize energy security over climate change may lead to increased oil and gas exports to Europe, potentially affecting EU's net-zero plans.

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Short Term

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Last week, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright called on the International Energy Agency to stop fixating on climate change and instead return to its original focus on energy security. The call came in the context of plans by the U.S. federal government to significantly increase the amount of oil and gas the country exports—plans for energy dominance. Europe is the top destination for these plans, and it may have to ditch its net-zero plans as well if it wants energy security. “We’ve gotten off track on energy ... it has gotten…

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Original article published by OilPrice.com on February 24, 2026.
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