Published 03/03/2024 12:18:42 p.m.

Greenpeace: An OMV Petrom platform in the Black Sea, environmental hazard. Activists call for Neptune Deep to be stopped. OMV reaction

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Platform 7 owned by OMV Petrom in the Black Sea is at risk of collapse, showing a high degree of corrosion and wear, according to the GreenPeace Association. In response, OMV claims that maintenance work is being carried out, which will be completed in April.

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Greenpeace: An OMV Petrom platform in the Black Sea, environmental hazard. Activists call for Neptune Deep to be stopped. OMV reaction

03/03/2024 12:18:42 p.m.·Romania

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