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Starting in 2027, Romania will begin natural gas production from the Neptun Deep offshore field, increasing competition in the region. This development is expected to challenge Greece's and Turkey's gas supply routes, particularly affecting the Vertical Corridor. Romania is projected to become a key supplier for Ukraine, Moldova, and Hungary by the early 2040s. Greece, while having advantages in market transparency, faces higher transport costs, limiting its competitiveness. Turkey, with its larger scale and diverse supply sources, must address market transparency issues to maintain its position in the European gas market. The competition between Greece and Turkey for the Hungarian market will intensify as the EU phases out Russian gas.