Maximum Efficient Rate Sample Clauses

Maximum Efficient Rate. It is the intention of the Parties that the Petroleum resources of the Contract Area should be produced at the optimum rate which is to be fully consistent with the then current economic conditions, and the principles of sound reservoir management according to international Petroleum industry practice, in order to provide for the most economically efficient recovery of Petroleum ("Maximum Efficient Rate"). Consistent with the foregoing, and taking into account local experience in managing similar reservoirs, Contractor shall submit for agreement of the Steering Committee, at the same time as it submits the Annual Work Programme and Budget to the Steering Committee, Contractor's estimate of the relevant Calendar Year's production volume, but such agreed estimate shall be used for planning purposes only. However, in the event the Government requires Contractor to produce Petroleum from the Contract Area at less than the Maximum Efficient Rate Contractor will reduce production, subject to the express condition that such reduction in Petroleum production shall in no event be greater than can be borne entirely from SOCAR's share of Petroleum remaining after satisfying all other SOCAR obligations hereunder. Contractor's total entitlement to Petroleum under this Contract shall, at no time throughout the term of this Contract, be less than it would have been had such reduction not been made. If due to a declared national emergency the Government requires an increase in the production rate above the Maximum Efficient Rate, the Contractor shall so increase the production rate for a period of time not to exceed forty-five (45) days in any Calendar Year; provided, however, that in no event shall Contractor ever be required to increase the production rate to a level which in Contractor's opinion could possibly cause damage to the reservoir(s).
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