Romania’s Black Sea gas reserves could challenge Gazprom’s dominant supplier status in role Central and Eastern Europe, according to a report by consultancy Deloitte. The Neptun Deep project is designed to tap into a field holding up to 84 billion cubic meters of gas, earning Romania’s government $26 billion over the next two decades. This production could eventually supply Ukraine.
Romania’s Black Sea gas reserves could challenge Gazprom’s dominant supplier status in role Central and Eastern Europe
