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Can the deepwater Black Sea deliver advantaged gas to Europe?
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The Black Sea has emerged as one of Europe's most promising gas basins following giant deepwater discoveries in Romania and Türkiye that could contribute 30% of Europe's indigenous gas production by 2040. This report examines the Black Sea’s exploration performance and whether it ranks as an ‘advantaged’ basin. Can it attract the investors needed to maximise its potential?
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