Approved AFE definition
Examples of Approved AFE in a sentence
Casing Point shall be defined as that point in time when the ITW (or Substitute Well therefor) has reached its Objective Depth and all open hole logs and tests have been conducted in accordance with the Approved AFE.
RIDGEWOOD shall bear and pay thirty percent (30.0%) of the actual costs to drill and test the ITW to Casing Point ; however, if prior to reaching Casing Point the actual aggregate cost of the ITW, and any Substitute Well therefor, exceeds one hundred percent (100%) of the dry hole cost estimate provided for in the Approved AFE (“ Promote Cap”), RIDGEWOOD shall bear and pay fifteen percent (15%) of the actual costs to drill and test the ITW thereafter.
Contemporaneously with the execution of this Agreement, RIDGEWOOD agrees to execute and deliver to NEWFIELD a counterpart copy of the Approved AFE.
Each AFE issued by the Operator to implement an Approved Operation shall be deemed an Approved AFE in accordance with Section 3.2(c) and each Party shall consent to such Approved AFEs under any applicable Operating Agreement.
Operator shall promptly issue supplements to any Approved AFE that it reasonably anticipates will exceed the estimated expenditures thereunder by one hundred twenty percent (120%) of the budgeted amount subject to approval by Unanimous Consent of the Operating Committee.
The Administrative Agent shall have received a copy of the Approved AFE and the Master Construction Schedule, each certified as true and complete by an Authorized Officer of the Borrower, which shall be reviewed and approved by the Technical and Environmental Consultant on behalf of the Administrative Agent.
Whenever Borrower anticipates that the actual cost of any project that is the subject of an Approved AFE will exceed the AFE amount Approved by Administrative Agent, Borrower will promptly notify Administrative Agent in writing and (a) describe in reasonable detail the cause(s) of the anticipated cost overrun and (b) identify to Administrative Agent the source of funds that Borrower proposes to use to pay those excess costs.
The maximum amount that may be advanced for any well in the Drilling Program shall be limited to the lesser of 80% of (i) the Approved AFE for such well, or (ii) the actual cost to Borrower of such well.