اقتصاد سكاي نيوز عربية
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The International Energy Agency is exploring the possibility of releasing additional strategic petroleum reserves into the markets to address forecasted worsening oil supply shortages in 2026. Meanwhile, the European Union is working to delay the implementation of methane emission regulations related to oil and gas imports, scheduled to start in January 2027, in order to avoid the impact of rising energy prices and supply shortages during the winter. Reports indicate that EU countries are considering delaying the enforcement of these rules by up to a year to ensure their preparedness, amid increasing opposition from some nations, particularly France, and concerns about how sanctions might affect suppliers who may choose to withhold shipments. Officials are also examining ways to enhance Europe's energy supply security through the use of strategic oil reserves and adjustments to import policies, amid warnings from the International Energy Agency about the potential worsening of the global oil shortage in 2026.
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