Qatar and U.S. Hit Back at EU Corporate Sustainability Rules | Headlines

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : They argue that the directive may threaten the affordability and reliability of energy supplies, as well as the EU's industrial economy.
56% : Qatar and the United States have jointly appealed to European Union leaders, expressing alarm over new corporate sustainability regulations potentially complicating liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports.
55% : The revelation, detailed in a QatarEnergy statement, underscores the high stakes involved for both Qatar and the EU.
42% : The EU mandate requires large companies operating within its borders to identify and rectify human rights and environmental discrepancies in their supply chains or risk financial penalties.
34% : Qatar and the U.S. have expressed concerns about the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, suggesting it could jeopardize LNG exports to the EU.

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