Petroleum Costs and Remuneration Sample Clauses

Petroleum Costs and Remuneration. 19.1 For the Petroleum Operations performed under this Contract, and in accordance with Article 27, Contractor shall be entitled to Petroleum Costs and Remuneration. 19.2 In any Quarter, ROC shall be entitled to Royalty of twenty-five percent (25%) of the Deemed Revenue. 19.3 Contractor shall start charging Petroleum Costs to the Operating Account as from the Effective Date, in accordance with this Contract and the Accounting Procedures, but the same shall be due and payable in accordance with Article 19.5and the Accounting Procedures (Annex C). (a) Petroleum Costs applicable to the Contract Area shall include: (i) all De-Mining costs incurred within the Contract Area; (ii) allExploration Expenditures;; (iii) all Appraisal Expenditures;; (iv) Capital Costs and Operating Costs incurred in addition to those described above, excluding any costs listed in Clause 10 of Annex C; (v) payments to the Infrastructure Fund made in accordance with Article 26.5; (vi) payments madefor environmental remediation pursuant to Article 41.17; and (vii) other costs incurred at the direction of ROC and incidental to activities within the Contract Area. 19.4 Contractor shall become entitled to Remuneration and shall start charging the same to the Operating Account only from the Eligibility Date. For the Quarter in which Remuneration first becomes payable, the Remuneration shall be an amount equal to the product of the Remuneration Percentage Bid and Remaining Net Deemed Revenue from the Eligibility Date to the end of that Quarter. (a) For any subsequent Quarter, the Remuneration shall be an amount equal to the product of the Remuneration Percentage Bid and Remaining Net Deemed Revenue. (b) For any Quarter in respect of which Remuneration is due and payable, the Remuneration PercentageBid shall be adjusted by multiplying it by the Performance Factor. However, any adjustment of this Remuneration Percentage Bid shall cease for so long as the following cases shall apply: (i) Government imposed production curtailment under Article 12.5(d); or (ii) where normal production is curtailed or suspended through failure of the Transporter(s) to receive the same at the Transfer Point(s) at no fault of the Operator or Contractor under Article 12.5 (e).
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Petroleum Costs and Remuneration. (a) No Petroleum Costs or Remuneration shall be payable untilthe Eligibility Date, which shall be the date upon which both of the following have occurred: (i)the obligations referenced in Article 6 and described in Annex E have been completed; and (ii) the First Commercial Production Date. (b) Petroleum Costs and Remuneration due to Contractor shall be paid without interest in Export Oil at the Delivery Point,in accordance with an invoice prepared pursuant to Clause 9 of the Accounting Procedures (Annex C). Such invoice shall be submitted by Contractor to ROC, reviewed and approved by ROCin accordance with Annex H. For payment of Petroleum Costs and Remuneration, the Export Oil Price shall be determined in accordance with Article 18 and the payment made pursuant to Addendum Three. (c) Petroleum Costs and Remuneration shall become due and payable upon invoicing starting with the Quarter following the Quarter in which the Eligibility Date occurs in accordance with an invoice prepared pursuant to Clause 9 of Annex C. Such invoice shall be submitted by Contractor to ROC, reviewed and approved by ROC in accordance with Annex H.
Petroleum Costs and Remuneration. (a) Petroleum Costs and Remuneration due to Contractor shall be paid without interest, in Export Oil at the Delivery Point unless the Contractor elects, by April 1st each Year, to receive payment in cash in Dollars for the following Year. For payment in cash, payment shall be made within sixty (60) days of the submission of an invoice pursuant to Clause 9 of the Accounting Procedures. For payment in Export Oil, the Export Oil Price shall be in accordance with Article 18 and liftings shall be scheduled in accordance with an agreement reached pursuant to Addendum Four. Any election shall remain in effect for the Calendar Year for which the election was made. (b) Petroleum Costs, Supplementary Costs and Remuneration shall be deemed to cover all costs, expenses, liabilities and remuneration to Contractor under this Contract. ROC shall not be obliged to pay any other compensation whatsoever to Contractor for the fulfillment of its obligations under this Contract. (c) Petroleum Costs and Remuneration shall become due and payable upon invoicing starting with the Quarter in which the First Commercial Production occurs and shall be paid to the extent of fifty percent (50%) of the Deemed Revenue in accordance with the provisions of this Contract. Payment of due and payable Petroleum Costs shall have priority over the payment of due and payable Remuneration. (d) Any due and payable Petroleum Costs and Remuneration that remain unpaid in respect of any Quarter shall be carried forward and paid in succeeding Quarter(s) until fully paid.

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