Production – Operation and Maintenance Sample Clauses

Production – Operation and Maintenance. Routine production, operation, and maintenance may include, but is not limited to, stimulations; wellbore repair; daily site inspections and maintenance; testing; linear infrastructure, gathering line and flow line repairs; right-of- way and road maintenance; unloading of storage tanks; truck traffic for removal of product or waste; emergency response activities; workovers; recompletions; flaring; weed control; pipeline pigging activities; and regulatory inspections.
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Production – Operation and Maintenance. ‌ Production facilities would be placed on the individual well locations or on a remote facility pad nearby. Facilities that may be employed may include, but are not limited to, production separators, fuel gas separators, sand traps per separator, free water knockouts, vapor recovery towers, vapor recovery units, slug catchers, JT fuel gas skids, chemical skids, pumps (recirc, charge, etc.), electric/automation buildings and equipment, capstone buildings and equipment, compressors, gas lift skids, cathodic protection equipment, 500 bbl oil tanks, 500 bbl produced water tanks, 750 bbl flash tanks, 120 bbl above grade pits, 40 bbl below grade pits, LACT equipment, gas measurement equipment, pipeline risers, and pipe manifolds. Various types of artificial lift equipment may be installed and utilized if necessary throughout the life of the xxxxx. Any of the above listed pieces of production equipment could be installed and maintained throughout the life of the xxxxx to assist in production and measurement of the product. Telemetry equipment would be used to remotely monitor xxxxx wherever topographically feasible. The use of telemetry would minimize traffic to and from the well locations in order to minimize impacts. A pumper truck would still be required to visit the well pads daily. The frequency of additional visits would be based upon information from the telemetry equipment. Reportable spills or releases of oil, gas, or any other potentially hazardous substance would be reported immediately to the BLM and other responsible parties. Spills would be mitigated immediately; appropriate measures for cleanup would be implemented and spilled substances and clean up related materials would be removed for disposal at approved disposal sites. Periodically, the workover or recompletion of a well may be required to ensure that efficient production is maintained. Workovers can include repairs to the well bore equipment (casing, tubing, rods, or pump), the wellhead, or the production facilities. These repairs would usually be completed during daylight hours. The frequency of this type of work cannot be accurately projected because workovers vary from well to well. Operation facilities for the water supply and disposal xxxxx would be contained within the permitted location for those xxxxx. Facilities on location may include, but are not limited to, water storage tanks, water pumps, water piping and fittings, and filter stations. Some level of operations at the site woul...
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