(Long Lead Well Operation AFEs) Sample Clauses

(Long Lead Well Operation AFEs). If any provision of Exhibit “C” conflicts with any provision of Exhibit “G,” the provision of Exhibit “G” shall prevail. If any provision of Exhibit “C” conflicts with any provision of Exhibit “D,” the provision of Exhibit “C” shall prevail. Exhibit “A” Description of Leases, Working Interests of the Parties, and Representatives Exhibit “B” Insurance Provisions Exhibit “C” Accounting Procedure Exhibit “D” Gas Balancing Agreement Exhibit “E” Certification of Non-segregated Facilities Exhibit “F” Security Interest Provisions Exhibit “G” Project Team and Technology Sharing Exhibit “H” Dispute Resolution Procedure Exhibit “I” Well Data Trade and Confidentiality Agreement Exhibit “J” Tax Partnership INTENTIONALLY DELETED Exhibit “K” Health, Safety and Environment Exhibit “L” Geophysical Operations Provisions
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(Long Lead Well Operation AFEs). In addition to the Operator’s right under Article 12.6 (Long Lead Development System AFEs) to submit Long Lead Development System AFEs for long lead-time items prior to the submission of the Execution AFE, the Operator may submit an AFE to the Parties, which will allow the Operator to make advance commitments for or purchases of equipment or services, which are commercially reasonable and necessary to facilitate the early and orderly commencement of any kind of well or well operation (including any associated tie-back Facilities) (“Long Lead Items”) (a “Long Lead Well Operation AFE”).
(Long Lead Well Operation AFEs). If any provision of Exhibit “C” conflicts with any provision of Exhibit “G,” the provision of Exhibit “G” shall prevail. If any provision of Exhibit “C” conflicts with any provision of Exhibit “D,” the provision of Exhibit “____” shall prevail. Exhibit “A” Description of Leases, Working Interests of the Parties, and Representatives Exhibit “B” Insurance Provisions Exhibit “C” Accounting Procedure Exhibit “D” Gas Balancing Agreement Exhibit “E” Certification of Non-segregated Facilities Exhibit “F” Security Interest Provisions Exhibit “G” Project Team and Technology Sharing  [Optional; check if Dispute Resolution Procedure Exhibit is to be attached.] Exhibit “H” Dispute Resolution Procedure Exhibit “I” Well Data Trade and Confidentiality Agreement  [Optional; check if Tax Partnership Exhibit is to be attached.] Exhibit “J” Tax Partnership Exhibit “K” Health, Safety and Environment  [Optional; check if Geophysical Operations Provisions Exhibit is to be attached.] Exhibit “L” Geophysical Operations Provisions  [Optional; check if Memorandum of Operating Agreement Exhibit is to be attached.] Exhibit “M” Memorandum of Operating Agreement  [Optional; check if Financing Statement Exhibit is to be attached.] Exhibit “N” Financing Statement

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