Overview
- Central European Petroleum has filed its geological report with Poland’s Climate and Environment Ministry and now awaits official approval to proceed.
- Mecklenburg-Vorpommern secured a commitment to participate in a transnational impact assessment after learning it had not been notified of initial exploratory drillings.
- The state Environment Ministry and citizen group Lebensraum Vorpommern are preparing legal challenges over potential ecological risks to the Baltic Sea.
- Germany’s Federal Environment Ministry signaled that any oil and gas development must comply with EU climate neutrality targets and include binational scrutiny.
- CEP projects first production in three to four years, estimating the field could supply 4–5 percent of Poland’s annual oil demand once operational.