BUDGETS AND RECOVERABLE COSTS Sample Clauses

BUDGETS AND RECOVERABLE COSTS. 28 11.1 Budgets 28 11.2 Exploration Budgets 28 11.3 Development Budgets 28 11.4 Modifications 28 11.5 Accounting of Contractor’s Costs 28 11.6 Recoverable Costs 28 11.7 Procurement of Goods and Services 29 11.8 Recordkeeping Requirement 29 11.9 Contractor’s Transactions with Third Parties 29
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BUDGETS AND RECOVERABLE COSTS. 32 11.1 Budgets 32 11.2 Exploration Budgets 32 11.3 Development Budgets 33 11.4 Modifications 33 11.5 Accounting of Contractor’s Costs 33 11.6 Recoverable Costs 33 11.7 Procurement of Goods and Services 33 11.8 Recordkeeping Requirement 33 11.9 Contractor’s Transactions with Third Parties 34 ARTICLE 12. MEASUREMENT AND RECEPTION OF NET HYDROCARBONS 34 12.1 Volume and Quality 34 Contract No. CNH-R01-L01-A2/2015 12.2 Procedures for Reception 34 12.3 Installation, Operation, Maintenance and Calibration of Measurement Systems 34 12.4 Records 35 12.5 Measurement System Malfunction 35 12.6 Replacement of Measurement System 36 12.7 Access to Measurement Systems 36 12.8 Measurement Point Outside the Contract Area 36 ARTICLE 13. MATERIALS 36 13.1 Ownership and Use of Materials 36 13.2 Leases 37 13.3 Purchase Option 37 13.4 Disposition of Assets 37 ARTICLE 14. ADDITIONAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES 37 14.1 Additional Obligations of the Contractor 37 14.2 Approvals by CNH 39 14.3 Environmental Liability and Industrial Safety 39 14.4 Preexisting Damages 40 14.5 Right of Access by Third Parties to the Contract Area 41 ARTICLE 15. DISPOSITION OF PRODUCTION 41 15.1 Self-Consumed Hydrocarbons 41 15.2 Measurement Points 41 15.3 Commercialization of Production of the Contractor 41 15.4 Commercialization of Production of the State 42 15.5 Disposal of Sub-Products 42 15.6 Commercialization Facilities 42 ARTICLE 16. CONSIDERATION 42 16.1 Monthly Payments 42 16.2 State Consideration 42 16.3 Contractor Consideration 43 16.4 Recoverable Costs Limit 43 16.5 Contractual Value of Hydrocarbons 43 16.6 Calculation of Considerations 43
BUDGETS AND RECOVERABLE COSTS. 26 11.1 Budgets 26 11.2 First Exploration Budget 26 11.3 First Development Budget 27
BUDGETS AND RECOVERABLE COSTS. 25 10.1 Budgets 25
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