Tomorrow—The EU’s Methane Regulation: How Will It Impact US LNG Exports to EU?

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Tomorrow—The EU’s Methane Regulation: How Will It Impact US LNG Exports to EU?

Global | LNG EquityJulyResearch13, 2026

Tomorrow—The EU’s Methane Regulation: How

Will It Impact US LNG Exports to EU?

Join us on Tuesday, July 14 (10am ET/3pm UK), for a conversation with

Brad Handler, Director of the Energy Finance Lab at the Colorado School of

Mines to discuss the EU's Methane Regulation (EUMR), which is expected to

be extended to imported LNG in Jan-27. This could force US LNG exporters

to adopt EU standards or risk penalties. Monitoring, reporting, and verifying

emissions to comply with the EU’s standards adds challenges and risks to

imports. REGISTER

Background

Join us on Tuesday, July 14 (10am ET/3pm UK), for a conversation with Brad Handler, Director of

the Energy Finance Lab at the Colorado School of Mines to discuss the EU's Methane Regulation

(EUMR), which is expected to be extended to imported LNG in Jan-27. This could force LNG

exporters to adopt EU-equivalent standards or risk being penalized and/or potentially blocked from

the EU market. While the regulation has yet to be published, with the US supplying 27% of the

European pipeline natural gas and LNG imports in ’25, the EU’s requirements could impact flows

to the continent. Monitoring, reporting, and verifying methane emissions to comply with the EU’s

standards present considerable challenges, and the discussion on this call will cover the different

ways to verify & certify US gas methane emissions. We will discuss the various steps key gas

suppliers are taking to comply.

Date & Registration

Tuesday, July 14, at 10am ET / 3pm UK

Emma Schwartz * | Equity Analyst

https://jefferies.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-ygR3epwSpi0Pca3IySDSw#/registration 1 (212) 336-7254 | emma.schwartz@jefferies.com