Discovery Assessment through Extended Well Test Sample Clauses

Discovery Assessment through Extended Well Test. If the Discovery Assessment Plan contemplates the performance of a Extended Well Test, the Consortium Members shall request to ANP a specific authorization to do so. The Cost Oil for the Extended Well Test shall be recovered in the Production Phase. The performance of the Extended Well Test without the use or reinjection of the Natural Gas shall be limited to a term of one hundred and eighty (180) days, unless in exceptional cases, at ANP’s discretion.
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Discovery Assessment through Extended Well Test. 12.8. If the Discovery Assessment Plan contemplates the performance of an Extended Well Test, the Consortium Members shall request to ANP a specific authorization to do so.
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Discovery Assessment through Extended Well Test. 12.6. If the Oil or Natural Gas Discovery Assessment Plan contemplates the performance of a Extended Well Test, the Consortium Members shall request ANP specific authorization to perform it.
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Discovery Assessment through Extended Well Test. If the Oil or Natural Gas Discovery Assessment Plan contemplates the performance of a Extended Well Test, the Consortium Members shall request ANP specific authorization to perform it. The Oil Cost for the Extended Well Test will be recovered in the Production Phase. The execution of the Extended Well Test without the use or reinjection of Natural Gas shall be limited to a period of 180 (one hundred and eighty) days, except in exceptional cases, at the discretion of ANP. Clause Thirteen - Declaration of Commercial Liability Declaration of Commercial Viability Following the Oil or Natural Gas Discovery Assessment Plan approved by ANP, the Operating Committee may, at its discretion, make the Declaration of Commercial Viability of the Discovery. If the Final Report for the Evaluation of Oil or Natural Gas Discoveries has not yet been submitted to ANP, it must accompany the Declaration of Commercial Viability. The Declaration of Commercial Viability will only be effective after the approval of the Final Report for the Evaluation of Oil or Natural Gas Discoveries by ANP. Failure to submit the Declaration of Commercial Viability by the end of the Exploration Phase will imply the termination of the Agreement in full in relation to the respective area retained for Discovery Evaluation. The presentation of one or more Declarations of Commercial Viability shall not exempt the Consortium Members from compliance with the Minimum Exploration Program. Postponement of the Declaration of Commercial Viability If the main accumulation of hydrocarbon discovered and evaluated in the Contract Area is Natural Gas, the Consortium Members may request authorization from ANP to postpone the Declaration of Commercial Viability within five (5) years, in the following cases:
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