According to the prime minister, Chevron informed the Romanian Government Wednesday it will declassify the contracts.
Official sources said the documents to be revealed to the public will not include the total amount of future investments Chevron agreed to make or the contact data of the representatives of the company.
Two weeks ago, the Romanian Government asked Chevron in a letter for a written agreement on declassifying the contracts signed with Romanian authorities.
Chevron owns a gas exploration/exploitation perimeter in Barlad and three exploration blocks in Constanta.
In March, Romania’s Government approved the exploration and drilling agreements concluded between ANRM and Chevron for three Black Sea blocks.
The agreements, valid starting March 28, allow Chevron to explore, develop and drill for shale gas in the Vama Veche, Adamclisi and Costinesti blocks on the Black Sea coast.