DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM Sample Clauses

DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM. 22.1 Within 60 days after establishment of a Discovery Well, the Committee shall decide whether such Discovery Well requires the carrying out of Appraisal Operations.
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DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM. Appraisal Programme (1) The Company shall provide a written report to the Minister within twenty-four (24) hours in respect of any of the following matters: (a) where a well shows the presence of Petroleum, or the wire-line log or logs indicate the presence of Petroleum; (b) when a drill-stem test has been carried out on a well from which Petroleum flows; or, (c) any other circumstance which could reasonably be inferred by the Company to constitute the presence of Petroleum. (2) Following the making of a report pursuant to sub-clause 8(1), the Company shall submit a detailed report to the Minister within sixty (60) days. The report shall contain a statement indicating whether or not in the opinion of the Company the presence of Petroleum is of potential commercial interest and the detailed reasons for such determination. (3) Where appropriate, the report prepared under sub-section 8(2) shall also contain: (a) all the relevant geological information including the log evaluation; (b) basic reservoir data, including drill-stem tests data; (c) the Company's estimate as to the potential of the reservoir; and, (d) chemical and physical analyses. (4) This Clause shall apply mutatis mutandis to the discovery of quantities of Natural Gas, irrespective of whether such discovery is Associated Natural Gas or Non-associated Natural Gas. (5) Where the Company is of the opinion that the presence of Petroleum is of potential commercial interest, it shall submit within ninety (90) days of the discovery an Appraisal Programme and the estimated corresponding budget for the approval of the Minister, including drilling of Appraisal Xxxxx, or a reasonable explanation for any delay in submission of such programme without exceeding twelve (12) months. (6) The Company shall diligently carry out the approved Appraisal Programme. The Company shall, within six (6) months after the end of the carrying out of the Appraisal Programme or such longer period as the Minister may allow, submit a full report of the results of the Appraisal Programme, including an evaluation study of the discovery concluding if the Company considers it as a Commercial Discovery. The Minister may require the Company to supply such further information with respect to the report as the Minister considers appropriate. (7) Within three (3) months of the submission of the report referred to in sub-clause 8(6), or such longer period as the Minister may allow, the Company shall meet with and discuss the report with th...
DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM. The contract operator shall notify the Joint Authority in writing within twenty four (24) hours whenever any petroleum is discovered and on request by the Joint Authority shall provide details in writing of the: chemical composition and physical properties of the petroleum; and the nature of the sub-soil in which the petroleum occurs. The contract operator shall provide the Joint Authority with any other information concerning the discovery on request by the Joint Authority. The contract operator shall also do such things as the Joint Authority requests to determine the chemical composition and physical properties of any petroleum discovered, and to determine the geographical extent of any petroleum pool and the quantity of petroleum in that pool.
DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM. (1) The Company shall report to the Minister within twenty-four (24) hours in respect of any of the following circumstances: (a) where a well shows the presence of hydrocarbons, or the wireline log or logs indicate the presence of hydrocarbons; or (b) when a drill-stem test has been carried out on a well from which petroleum flows. (2) Following the report pursuant to subclause (1), the Company shall submit a detailed report within forty-five (45) days thereafter to the Minister. The report shall contain a statement indicating whether or not in the opinion of the Company the presence of hydrocarbons is of potential commercial interest. Where appropriate, this report shall also contain: (a) all the relevant geological information including the log evaluation; (b) basic reservoir data, including drill-stem tests data; (c) the Company's estimate as to the potential of the reservoir; and (d) chemical and physical analyses. (3) (a) Where the Company states in the report referred to in subclause (2) that the presence of hydrocarbons is not of potential commercial interest, the Minister may, by notice served on the Company, direct that the discovery area comprising the geological structure be relinquished.
DISCOVERY OF PETROLEUM. Procedures leading to Submission of Development Plan.

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