Common use of Aggregate Participating Partnership Maintenance Limitations Clause in Contracts

Aggregate Participating Partnership Maintenance Limitations. The notional volumes of each Swap Agreement of all Participating Partnerships (when aggregated with all other Swap Agreements then in effect of all Participating Partnerships other than basis differential swaps on volumes already hedged) may not exceed for each month during the period during which any Swap Agreement is in effect: (i) for the first two years following the date of determination (the “Initial Measurement Period”), seventy-five percent (75%), (ii) for the period of three years immediately following the Initial Measurement Period (the “Second Measurement Period”), sixty-five percent (65%) and (iii) for any period following the Second Measurement Period, twenty-five percent (25%), of both the current production and the reasonably anticipated future projected production from proved, developed, producing Oil and Gas Properties of all Participating Partnerships determined by reference to the most recently delivered Reserve Report after giving effect to (A) any pro forma adjustments for the consummation of any acquisitions or dispositions of Oil and Gas Properties of all of the Participating Partnerships since the effective date of such Reserve Report and (B) any adjustments for changes in the production from proved, developed, producing Oil and Gas Properties of all of the Participating Partnerships since the effective date of such Reserve Report based on the actual production of Hydrocarbons of the Participating Partnerships and set forth in the most recent quarterly production report delivered to the Collateral Agent pursuant to Section 6.1(g) of the Hedging Facility Agreement; provided that, the limitations set forth in this Section 2.1(b) shall not apply put options and price floors (including floors embedded in participating swaps or other similar transactions to the extent not offset by calls) for Hydrocarbons with respect to which any Participating Partnership is the buyer of such put options or price floors.

Aggregate Participating Partnership Maintenance Limitations. The notional volumes of each Swap Agreement of all Participating Partnerships (when aggregated with all other Swap Agreements then in effect of all Participating Partnerships other than basis differential swaps on volumes already hedged) may not exceed for each month during the period during which any Swap Agreement is in effect: (i) for the first two years following the date of determination (the “Aggregate Initial Measurement Period”), seventy-five percent (75%), (ii) for the period of three years immediately following the Aggregate Initial Measurement Period (the “Aggregate Second Measurement Period”), sixty-five percent (65%) and (iii) for any period following the Aggregate Second Measurement Period, twenty-five percent (25%), of both the current production and the reasonably anticipated future projected production from proved, developed, producing Oil and Gas Properties of all Participating Partnerships determined by reference to the most recently delivered Reserve Report after giving effect to (A) any pro forma adjustments for the consummation of any acquisitions or dispositions of Oil and Gas Properties of all of the Participating Partnerships since the effective date of such Reserve Report and (B) any adjustments for changes in the production from proved, developed, producing Oil and Gas Properties of all of the Participating Partnerships since the effective date of such Reserve Report based on the actual production of Hydrocarbons of the Participating Partnerships and set forth in the most recent quarterly production report delivered to the Collateral Agent pursuant to Section 6.1(g) of the Hedging Facility Agreement); provided that, the limitations set forth in this Section 2.1(b2.5(d) shall not apply put options and price floors (including floors embedded in participating swaps or other similar transactions to the extent not offset by calls) for Hydrocarbons with respect to which any Participating Partnership is the buyer of such put options or price floors.

Aggregate Participating Partnership Maintenance Limitations. The notional volumes of each Swap Agreement of all Participating Partnerships (when aggregated with all other Swap Agreements then in effect of all Participating Partnerships other than basis differential swaps on volumes already hedged) may not exceed for each month during the period during which any Swap Agreement is in effect: (i) for the first two years following the date of determination (the “Initial Measurement Period”), seventy-five percent (75%), (ii) for the period of three years immediately following the Initial Measurement Period (the “Second Measurement Period”), sixty-five percent (65%) and (iii) for any period following the Second Measurement Period, twenty-five percent (25%), of both the current production and the reasonably anticipated future projected production from proved, developed, producing Oil and Gas Properties of all Participating Partnerships determined by reference to the most recently delivered Reserve Report after giving effect to (A) any pro forma adjustments for the consummation of any acquisitions or dispositions of Oil and Gas Properties of all of the Participating Partnerships since the effective date of such Reserve Report and (B) any adjustments for changes in the production from proved, developed, producing Oil and Gas Properties of all of the Participating Partnerships since the effective date of such Reserve Report based on the actual production of Hydrocarbons of the Participating Partnerships and set forth in the most recent quarterly production report delivered to the Collateral Agent pursuant to Section 6.1(g) of the Hedging Facility Agreement; provided that, the limitations set forth in this Section 2.1(b) shall not apply to put options and price floors (including floors embedded in participating swaps or other similar transactions to the extent not offset by calls) for Hydrocarbons with respect to which any Participating Partnership is the buyer of such put options or price floors.