Tue, 10th Sep 2019 11:34
AMSTERDAM, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Production at the Groningen
gas field in the Netherlands will be slashed to 11.8 billion
cubic metres (bcm) in 2019/2020, down around 40% from the
current 12-month period through October, the Dutch government
said on Tuesday.
The government said it also expected Groningen production to
be stopped entirely by mid-2022, about eight years ahead of
plan.
(Reporting by Anthony Deutsch, editing by Louise Heavens)
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