Local sources confirmed in mid-March 2018 that Moesia was still looking for partners for additional funding of its planned operations in the 1-5 Devetaki, 1-7 Tarnak, 1-9 Miziya and 1-10 Botevo exploration permits in northwestern Bulgaria. It was also reported that a company from the UK was interested in a partnership with Moesia but no more details were communicated.  The company communicated on 12 May 2017 that it continues with seismic reprocessing and that more than 2,000 km of data is planned to be reprocessed across all four blocks. The company anticipates to re-appraise the Devetaki field which produced gas and condensate until 2003.  The 787 sq km 1-5 Devetaki, the 156 sq km 1-9 Miziya and the 281 sq km 1-10 Botevo permits were awarded on 16 April 2014, while the 253 sq km 1-7 Tarnak permit was awarded on 28 February 2014. The licensing round for the 1-5 Devetaki, 1-9 Miziya and 1-10 Botevo exploration permits was launched on in 2009. The bidding round for the 1-17 Tarnak exploration permit was launch in June 2009. In mid-May 2016 the company completed seismic reprocessing of about 1,000 km of 2D.    Interest in the four permits are 100% held by Moesia Oil and Gas EOOD.    Â 
Local sources confirmed in mid-March 2018 that Moesia was still looking for partners for additional funding of its planned operations in the 1-5 Devetaki, 1-7 Tarnak, 1-9 Miziya and 1-10 Botevo exploration permits in northwestern Bulgaria.