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OMV Petrom Faces Setbacks in Black Sea Gas Exploration

OMV Petrom has encountered failed drilling attempts in the Black Sea near Neptun Deep, leading to the abandonment of some wells due to insufficient gas reserves. This development has sparked debate and concern among Romanian political parties and the company regarding the future of Black Sea gas exploitation, with reports also indicating Hungarian interest in Romanian Black Sea gas.

26 May, 09:30 — 26 May, 09:30
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MVM Reportedly Eyes Romanian Black Sea Gas

Romania’s OMV Petrom has begun preparations to sell natural gas to be extracted from the Neptun Deep field in the Black Sea. At the same time, the Romanian government faces a serious dilemma. The company is set to sign a multi-year agreement to sell several billion cubic meters of gas, in which, according to reports, […] The post MVM Reportedly Eyes Romanian Black Sea Gas appeared first on Hungary Today.

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MVM Reportedly Eyes Romanian Black Sea Gas

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„Indignare” între partidele românești și OMV Petrom pe tema gazelor din Marea Neagră, scrie presa maghiară. „Dacă stricăm asta, atunci ne-am tras singuri în picior, îngrozitor”

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