Romgaz to partner with OMV Petrom for Neptun Deep project

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Romgaz to partner with OMV Petrom for Neptun Deep project

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December 16, 2019

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Romgaz has accessed the data room to enter the Neptun Deep gas exploitation project in the Black Sea, said Adrian Volintiru, the company’s general manager.

According to him, Romgaz will act in the consortium with OMV and another partner, which will probably be a foreign one.

At the same time, Adrian Volintiru announced that he wants to take a 20% stake in the Neptun Deep project and predicted that the entire process will be completed by September-October of next year.

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