OMV Petrom to reportedly sell 6.75 bln cubic meters of Neptun Deep gas to Germany's Uniper
Austria's OMV has reportedly struck a deal to supply Germany's Uniper with gas from the Neptun Deep Black Sea project, where it holds a 50% stake and which it operates through its Romanian subsidiary OMV Petrom, according to sources…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Austria's OMV has reportedly struck a deal to supply Germany's Uniper with gas from the Neptun Deep Black Sea project, where it holds a 50% stake and which it operates through its Romanian subsidiary OMV Petrom, according to sources familiar with the matter consulted by Reuters. The deliveries would begin in 2027.
The contract reportedly envisages 15 TWh (1.34 billion cubic meters for a calorific value of 11.2 kWh per cubic meter) of gas per year delivered over five years - therefore, 6.75 billion cubic meters for the entire five-year period.
