MINIMUM EXPLORATION WORK OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

MINIMUM EXPLORATION WORK OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Operator shall start Exploration Operations within thirty (30) days after the approval of the corresponding work programs and budgets by the management committee according to Article 10. Operator shall on behalf of the Parties perform the minimum Exploration work obligation outlined below in this Article. The work must be performed in an ongoing, prudent and proper manner during the Exploration period in accordance with requirements stipulated in applicable Malagasy law and this PSC. 8.2 As a minimum Exploration work obligation during the first Exploration phase, the Operator shall on behalf of the Parties perform the following activities: 8.3 As a minimum Exploration work obligation during the second Exploration phase, the Operator shall on behalf of the Parties perform the following activities: 8.4 As a minimum Exploration work obligation during the third Exploration phase, the Operator shall on behalf of the Parties perform the following activities: 8.5 It is understood that, for the accomplishment of the minimum Exploration work obligation under Article 8.2 to 8.4 above: a) the activities required to be performed as a minimum Exploration work obligation during the second Exploration phase or third Exploration phase, shall apply as long as the Parties are holding any portion of the Contract Area b) each Exploration Well shall be drilled until a depth of at least 100 meters under the principal objective duly defined above , or penetrating basement by ten
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MINIMUM EXPLORATION WORK OBLIGATIONS. 6.1 The Operator shall commence the Exploration activities within thirty (30) days after the approval of the annual program of works and budgets by the management committee in accordance with Article 8.
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MINIMUM EXPLORATION WORK OBLIGATIONS. 10.1 The CONTRACTOR shall start Exploration Operations within thirty (30) days of Management Committee approval of the Exploration Work Program and Budget in accordance with Article 8. The CONTRACTOR shall perform geological, geophysical and/or drilling works as provided under Articles 10.2 to 10.3 (the “Minimum Exploration Obligations”). If applicable, the said Minimum Exploration Obligations shall be performed during each Sub-Period in accordance with prudent international petroleum industry practice. 10.2 During the First Sub-Period, the CONTRACTOR shall: (a) carry out geological and geophysical studies, comprising the following: (i) the compilation of a technical database; (ii) the performance of a remote sensing study: (iii) a field visit to verify initial geological and geophysical work and remote sensing results and plan for two dimensional seismic acquisition; and (b) carry out a data search for existing data specific to this Contract Area, comprising the following: (i) well data, if available, for example, electric logs; (ii) seismic data and gravity data, if available; and (iii) reprocess seismic data, if available; (c) perform field work comprising structural, stratigraphic and lithologic mapping and sampling; (d) acquire, process and interpret [ ] ([ ]) line kilometres of two dimensional seismic data, committing for this purpose a minimum financial amount of [ ] Dollars (US$[ ]); and (e) drill one (1) Exploration Well (the “First Exploration Well”), committing for this purpose a minimum financial amount of [ ] Dollars (US$[ ]). 10.3 During the Second Sub-Period, the CONTRACTOR shall: (a) acquire, process and interpret further seismic data (being either two dimensional or three dimensional), if the CONTRACTOR considers that the results from the First Exploration Well justify the acquisition of further seismic data; and (b) drill one (1) Exploration Well (the “Second Exploration Well”) committing for this purpose a minimum financial amount of [ ] Dollars (US$[ ]), unless the data from the First Exploration Well demonstrates that there is not a reasonable technical case for drilling the Second Exploration Xxxxx in the Contract Area. 10.4 Notwithstanding the provisions in Articles 10.2 to 10.3, for the execution of the Minimum Exploration Obligations under Articles 10.2 to 10.3, it is agreed as follows: (a) Minimum Exploration Obligations in the Second Sub-Period shall only apply in the event the CONTRACTOR has not elected to notify the GOVERNMENT ...
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MINIMUM EXPLORATION WORK OBLIGATIONS. 10.1 The CONTRACTOR shall start Exploration Operations within thirty (30) days of Management Committee approval of the Exploration Work Program and Budget in accordance with Article 8. The CONTRACTOR shall perform geological, geophysical and/or drilling works as provided under Articles 10.2 to 10.3 (the “Minimum Exploration Obligations”). If applicable, the said Minimum Exploration Obligations shall be performed during each Sub-Period in accordance with prudent international petroleum industry practice. 10.2 During the First Sub-Period, the CONTRACTOR shall:
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MINIMUM EXPLORATION WORK OBLIGATIONS. In Article 10, a new Article 10.5 is added as follows: “
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