Romania’s Neptun Deep gas project on track for 2027 output, president says after OMV Petrom talks
The Black Sea natural gas project Neptun Deep is progressing on schedule and is expected to deliver first production in 2027, Romanian president Nicușor Dan said after talks with OMV Petrom executives. The project, valued at over EUR 4…
Irina Marica · Journalist
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The Black Sea natural gas project Neptun Deep is progressing on schedule and is expected to deliver first production in 2027, Romanian president Nicușor Dan said after talks with OMV Petrom executives. The project, valued at over EUR 4 billion, is seen as key to boosting the country’s energy security and reducing reliance on imports.
The president met with Alfred Stern, chairman of the supervisory board of OMV Petrom, and CEO Christina Verchere on Monday, March 16, to review the progress of the offshore project, which is expected to nearly double Romania’s gas production once operational.
