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D&B David si Baias obtains a European Commission decision that changes the rules for the entire national oil and natural gas industry

7 Nov 2022

Concretely, crude oil and natural gas producers in Romania no longer have to apply the rules regarding public procurement when contracting specialized services and/or products related to crude oil and natural gas extraction and production activities

The European Commission has decided that the European rules regarding sectoral purchases made by oil and natural gas producers (Directive 2014/25/EU, hereinafter "the Directive") no longer apply in Romania. The decision of the European Commission changes the rules for the entire national oil and natural gas industry, its effects benefiting all the companies in the upstream sector in Romania.

For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.