Common use of STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES Clause in Contracts

STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.1. The Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account. Within forty-five (45) days after the month of production, the Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each Party's Full Share of Current Production, (2) the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Operator any data required by the Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.2. If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Operator, or where the Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required data. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Exploration Participation Agreement (Ridgewood Energy U Fund LLC), Exploration Participation Agreement (Ridgewood Energy P Fund LLC), Offshore Operating Agreement (Ridgewood Energy Q Fund LLC)

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STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.1. 5.1 The Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's ’s account. Within forty-five ninety (4590) days after the month of production, the Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each Party's ’s Full Share of Current Production, (2) the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's ’s account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's ’s Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Operator any data required by the Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.2. 5.2 If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Operator, or where the Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required data. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Operating Agreement (American Liberty Petroleum Corp.), Operating Agreement (American Liberty Petroleum Corp.)

STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.1. 5.1 The Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's ’s account. Within forty-five (45) days after the month of production, the Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each Party's ’s Full Share of Current Production, (2) the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's ’s account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's ’s Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24No.24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Operator any data required by the Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.2. 5.2 If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Operator, or where the Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required data. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Gas Balancing Agreement (Ness Energy International Inc /Nv/)

STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.1. 5.1 The Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account. Within forty-five (45) days after the month of production, the Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each Party's Full Share of Current Production, (2) the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Operator any data required by the Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.2. 5.2 If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Operator, or where the Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may give formal written notice of a demand for such data. If the non-reporting Party fails or refuses to provide such data within thirty (30) days of its receipt of the demand, then the notifying Party shall have the right to audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required dataParty. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Operating Agreement (Reading & Bates Corp)

STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.15.1. The Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's ’s account. Within forty-five (45) days after the month of production, the Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each Party's ’s Full Share of Current Production, (2) the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's ’s account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's ’s Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24No.24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Operator any data required by the Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.25.2. If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Operator, or where the Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required data. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Gas Balancing Agreement

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STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.15.1. The Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account. Within forty-five (45) days after the month of production, the Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each Party's Full Share of Current Production, (2) the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Operator any data required by the Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.25.2. If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Operator, or where the Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required data. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Offshore Operating Agreement (Ridgewood Energy P Fund LLC)

STATEMENT OF GAS BALANCES. 4.1. 5.1 The Contract Operator will maintain appropriate accounting on a monthly and cumulative basis of the volumes of Gas that each Party is entitled to receive and the volumes of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account. Within forty-five (455) days of receipt Contract Operator shall give said receipt to the Manager of Operations. Within thirty (30) days after the month of production, the Contract Operator will furnish a statement for such month showing (1) each 1)each Party's Full Share of Current Production, (2) the Production,(2)the total volume of Gas actually taken or sold for each Party's account, (3) the difference between the volume taken by each Party and that Party's Full Share of Current Production, (4) the Production,(4)the Overproduction or Underproduction of each Party, and (5) other data as recommended by the provisions of the Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies Bulletin No. 24, as amended or supplemented hereafter. Each Party taking Gas will promptly provide to the Contract Operator any data required by the Contract Operator for preparation of the statements required hereunder. 4.2. 5.2 If any Party fails to provide the data required herein for four (4) consecutive production months, the Contract Operator, or where the Contract Operator has failed to provide data, another Party, may audit the production and Gas sales and transportation volumes of the non-reporting Party to provide the required data. Such audit shall be conducted only after reasonable notice and during normal business hours in the office of the Party whose records are being audited. All costs associated with such audit will be charged to the account of the Party failing to provide the required data.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Joint Development Agreement (Independence Energy Corp.)

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