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Ukraine's naftogaz discovered 'substantial' gas reserves offshore in the Black Sea, according to sources

The discovery of substantial gas reserves by Ukraine's Naftogaz in the Black Sea signals a significant potential shift in energy dynamics for the region, especially as it seeks partnerships with Romania's OMV.

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  • Naftogaz in talks with Romania's OMV about potential partnership in Black Sea gas field.
  • Naftogaz Black Sea gas find was made before Russian war started, works on the field expected to start after war ends.
  • Ukraine is holding talks with businesses, governments to attract Western deep Sea gas extraction technology to the project.
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This development not only enhances Ukraine's energy independence but may also influence geopolitical relations, especially with Russia, and could attract Western investment for deep sea gas extraction technology. Overall, this could have implications for energy prices and supply dynamics in Europe and beyond.

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