Southern Discovery Area (SDA) Sample Clauses

Southern Discovery Area (SDA). In the SDA, a single well was drilled (December 2006) which was designated as a discovery (UD 1). The Contractor submitted an appraisal programme for SDA (the entire area of 3,494 sq. kms. having been retained in SDA)in April 2008. MC, considering that there was insufficient time to appraise the discovery, granted extension for completion of appraisal by December 2009 (considering 36 months appraisal period from the date of discovery as per PSC provisions). The appraisal programme for SDA comprised API (acquisition, processing and interpretation) of 3D data and Geological and Geophysical (G&G) studies. Meanwhile, GoI notified (July 2010) Rig Holiday Policy (RHP)for deep water blocks which, inter alia, declared a rig moratorium for three years (1stJanuary 2008 to 31st December 2010) for deep water block PSCs signed upto NELP V. RHP, inter alia stipulated that: (a) Blocks with existing drilling commitment as on 1st January 2009 could be extended upto 31st December 2010 or till their completion, whichever was earlier. (b) Thereafter, the Contractor will have the option to avail balance exploration period, if any. The Contractor applied (September 2010) for RHP and requested extension of appraisal phase in SDA upto December 2012. It also sought (June 2011) excusable delay of 5.5 months that occurred at the beginning of exploration phase due to delay in grant of PEL from April 2000 to September 2000. Ministry acceded to the request and granted (June 2012) extension up to December2013 for the entire block. In this regard, Audit observed that: (a) SDA was ineligible for grant of extension under RHP as it did not have any drilling commitment as on 1st January 2009. In fact, Contractor did not have any approved drilling commitment by the end of the appraisal period in December 2009.Hence, grant of extension of 43 months (January 2010 to July 2013) under RHP for SDA was irregular. (b) After the expiry of appraisal period (December 2009 for SDA) the Contractor drilled two appraisal xxxxx (UD2 & UD3) during July 2010 to January 2011. Grant of ineligible extension (January 2010 to July 2013) had the effect of regularising the unauthorised drilling of these two appraisal xxxxx at a cost of ` 834.24 crore. Subsequently, two more appraisal xxxxx were drilled in SDA (November 2012 to February 2013) at a cost of ` 594.14crore. (c) The effectiveness of the appraisal done by the Contractor through drilling of four appraisal xxxxx was also in doubt. The DoC for SDA (Cluster II...
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