Hungary and Croatia Launch Joint Natural Gas Project, István Kapitány and Anita Orbán Held Talks in Zagreb
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Hungary and Croatia are starting joint production of natural gas at the Zalata-Dravitsa border deposit, declared by the Hungarian Minister of Economy and Energy, Istvan Capitan, after negotiations in Zagreb with the Croatian colleague Ante Schushnyar. Budapest and Zagreb will jointly extract hydrocarbons at the Zalata-Dravic field located on the inter-State border transfer to TASS. The agreement was reached in the course of negotiations between …
The two countries are jointly developing the Zaláta-Dravica gas field.
The joint project launched recently could set Hungarian-Croatian energy relations on a new course. According to István Kapitány, in addition to the joint exploration and production of the Zaláta-Dravica gas field, Budapest is also urging progress in the development of Croatian energy infrastructure.
Croatia and Hungary agreed to develop a gas field at the border between the two countries, and stated to Anita Orban, head of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, against the background of the statements 06.10.2026, PRIM
According to István Kapitány, the capacity of the gas pipeline between Hungary and Croatia could be expanded by the end of the year, and the two countries have also been jointly developing the cross-border Zaláta-Dravica gas field...
Hungary and Croatia will continue the joint development of the Zaláta-Dravica gas field on the border of the two countries, and they would also further increase the natural gas transport capacity between the two countries. Minister of Economy and Energy István Kapitány announced after the meeting in Zagreb that they expect to expand capacity by the end of the year. The discussions also discussed the Krk LNG terminal, the Adriatic oil pipeline, a…
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