Common use of STORING AND MAKING UP GAS PRODUCTION Clause in Contracts

STORING AND MAKING UP GAS PRODUCTION. RIGHT TO TAKE AND MARKET GAS During any periods or periods when any party hereto does not take, has no market for, or the market of a party is not sufficient to take, that party's full share of the Gas produced from any Well located on the Contract Area, or such party's purchaser otherwise fails to take such party's share of Gas produced from any such Well located on the Contract Area, resulting in such party becoming Underproduced (such party being herein referred to as an "Underproduced Party"), the other party or parties shall be entitled, but not required, to produce from said Well on the Contract Area (and take or deliver to their respective purchaser(s)), each month all or a part of that portion of the allowable Gas production assigned to such Well by the regulatory body having jurisdiction. Any party so taking or delivering Gas which results in such party becoming Overproduced is herein referred to as an "Overproduced Party". Those parties which are capable of taking and/or marketing quantities of Gas allocable to an Underproduced Party, in the absence of any other agreement between them, shall each take a share of the Gas attributed to the Underproduced Party or Parties in the direct proportion that their respective interests bear to the total interest of all parties taking Gas which are also considered Overproduced. All parties hereto shall share in and own the liquid hydrocarbons recovered from such Gas by primary separation equipment in accordance with their respective interests and subject to the terms of the above described Operating Agreement, whether or not such parties are actually taking and/or marketing Gas at such time.

STORING AND MAKING UP GAS PRODUCTION. RIGHT TO TAKE AND MARKET GAS Right tx Xxxe and Market Gas During any periods or periods when any party hereto does not take, has no market for, or the market of a party is not sufficient to take, that party's full share of the Gas produced from any Well located on the Contract Area, or such party's purchaser otherwise fails to take such party's share of Gas produced from any such Well located on the Contract Area, resulting in such party becoming Underproduced (such party being herein referred to as an "Underproduced Party"), the other party or parties shall be entitled, but not required, to produce from said Well on the Contract Area (and take or deliver to their respective purchaser(s)), each month all or a part of that portion of the allowable Gas production assigned to such Well by the regulatory body having jurisdiction. Any party so taking or delivering Gas which results in such party becoming Overproduced is herein referred to as an "Overproduced Party". Those parties which are capable of taking and/or marketing quantities of Gas allocable to an Underproduced Party, in the absence of any other agreement between them, shall each take a share of the Gas attributed to the Underproduced Party or Parties in the direct proportion that their respective interests bear to the total interest of all parties taking Gas which are also considered Overproduced. All parties hereto shall share in and own the liquid hydrocarbons recovered from such Gas by primary separation equipment in accordance with their respective interests and subject to the terms of the above above-described Operating Agreement, whether or not such parties are actually taking and/or marketing Gas at such time.

STORING AND MAKING UP GAS PRODUCTION. RIGHT TO TAKE AND MARKET GAS A. Right to Take and Market Gas During any periods or periods when any party hereto does not take, has no market for, or the market of a party is not sufficient to take, that party's full share of the Gas produced from any Well located on the Contract Area, or such party's purchaser otherwise fails to take such party's share of Gas produced from any such Well located on the Contract Area, resulting in such party becoming Underproduced (such party being herein referred to as an "Underproduced Party"), the other party or parties shall be entitled, but not required, to produce from said Well on the Contract Area (and take or deliver to their respective purchaser(s)), each month all or a part of that portion of the allowable Gas production assigned to such Well by the regulatory body having jurisdiction. Any party so taking or delivering Gas which results in such party becoming Overproduced is herein referred to as an "Overproduced Party". Those parties which are capable of taking and/or marketing quantities of Gas allocable to an Underproduced Party, in the absence of any other agreement between them, shall each take a share of the Gas attributed to the Underproduced Party or Parties in the direct proportion that their respective interests bear to the total interest of all parties taking Gas which are also considered Overproduced. All parties hereto shall share in and own the liquid hydrocarbons recovered from such Gas by primary separation equipment in accordance with their respective interests and subject to the terms of the above above-described Operating Agreement, whether or not such parties are actually taking and/or marketing Gas at such time.

STORING AND MAKING UP GAS PRODUCTION. RIGHT TO TAKE AND MARKET GAS Right xx Xxke and Market Gas During any periods or periods when any party hereto does not take, has no market for, or the market of a party is not sufficient to take, that party's full share of the Gas produced from any Well located on the Contract Area, or such party's purchaser otherwise fails to take such party's share of Gas produced from any such Well located on the Contract Area, resulting in such party becoming Underproduced (such party being herein referred to as an "Underproduced Party"), the other party or parties shall be entitled, but not required, to produce from said Well on the Contract Area (and take or deliver to their respective purchaser(s)), each month all or a part of that portion of the allowable Gas production assigned to such Well by the regulatory body having jurisdiction. Any party so taking or delivering Gas which results in such party becoming Overproduced is herein referred to as an "Overproduced Party". Those parties which are capable of taking and/or marketing quantities of Gas allocable to an Underproduced Party, in the absence of any other agreement between them, shall each take a share of the Gas attributed to the Underproduced Party or Parties in the direct proportion that their respective interests bear to the total interest of all parties taking Gas which are also considered Overproduced. All parties hereto shall share in and own the liquid hydrocarbons recovered from such Gas by primary separation equipment in accordance with their respective interests and subject to the terms of the above above-described Operating Agreement, whether or not such parties are actually taking and/or marketing Gas at such time.

STORING AND MAKING UP GAS PRODUCTION. RIGHT TO TAKE AND MARKET GAS A. Right to Take and Market Gas ---------------------------- During any periods or periods when any party hereto does not take, has no market for, or the market of a party is not sufficient to take, that party's full share of the Gas produced from any Well located on the Contract AreaLEASE, or such party's purchaser otherwise fails to take such party's share of Gas produced from any such Well located on the Contract AreaLEASE, resulting in such party becoming Underproduced (such party being herein referred to as an "Underproduced Party"), the other party or parties shall be entitled, but not required, to produce from said Well on the Contract Area LEASE (and take or deliver to their respective purchaser(s)), each month all or a part of that portion of the allowable 54 MODEL FORM OF OFFSHORE OPERATING AGREEMENT Gas production assigned to such Well by the regulatory body having jurisdiction. Any party so taking or delivering Gas which results in such party becoming Overproduced is herein referred to as an "Overproduced Party". Those parties which are capable of taking and/or marketing quantities of Gas allocable to an Underproduced Party, in the absence of any other agreement between them, shall each take a share of the Gas attributed to the Underproduced Party or Parties in the direct proportion that their respective interests bear to the total interest of all parties taking Gas which are also considered Overproduced. All parties hereto shall share in and own the liquid hydrocarbons recovered from such Gas by primary separation equipment in accordance with their respective interests and subject to the terms of the above above-described Operating Agreement, whether or not such parties are actually taking and/or marketing Gas at such time. B. Making Up Underproduction ------------------------- Any Underproduced Party shall endeavor to bring its taking of Gas into a Balanced condition. Upon thirty (30) days prior written notice to the Operator, any Underproduced Party may thereafter begin taking or delivering to its purchaser its full share of the Gas produced from a Well (less any used in operations, vented or lost). To balance the Gas account of the parties in accordance with their respective interests, Underproduced Party shall be entitled to take or deliver to a purchaser its full share of Gas produced from such Well (less any used in operations, vented or lost) plus, (i) for the months of March, April, May, June, July, August, September and October only of any calendar year during which this Agreement may be in place, an amount up to an additional fifty percent (50%) of the monthly quantity of Gas attributable to the Overproduced Party or Parties, or (ii) for the months of November, December, January and February only of any calendar year or years during which this Agreement may be in place, an amount up to an additional twenty-five percent (25%) of the monthly quantity of Gas attributable to the Overproduced Party or Parties. If more than one Underproduced Party is entitled to take additional Gas, they shall divide the additional Gas in proportion to their respective Underproduced accounts. The first Gas made up shall be assumed to be the first Gas Underproduced.