Hungary plans to establish a supply of natural gas from the Romanian Black Sea shelf to replace Russian fuel by the fall of 2027, RBC writes. According to the country's energy minister, Istvan Kapitan, Budapest expects to purchase raw materials from the largest field at Neptune Deep, which may begin production in 2027. The search for alternative sources is related to the upcoming EU ban on long-term imports of Russian LNG and pipeline gas supplies.

Hungary plans to establish a supply of natural gas from the Romanian Black Sea shelf to replace Russian fuel by the fall of 2027, RBC writes. According to the country's energy minister, Istvan Kapitan, Budapest expects to purchase raw materials from the largest field at Neptune Deep, which may begin production in 2027. The search for alternative sources is related to the upcoming EU ban on long-term imports of Russian LNG and pipeline gas supplies.