Associated Gas means the gas cap overlying a crude oil accumulation in a reservoir.
Associated Gas or “Produced Gas” means a natural gas that is produced from gas wells or gas produced in association with the production of crude oil.
Associated Gas means Natural Gas, commonly known as gas-cap gas, which overlies and is in contact with significant quantities of Crude Oil in a Reservoir, and solution gas dissolved in Crude Oil in a Reservoir;
Examples of Associated Gas in a sentence
In the event of a Discovery containing Associated Natural Gas, the CONTRACTOR shall specify in the report referred to in Article 11.4 of this Contract whether or not production of the Associated Natural Gas (after processing of said Natural Associated Gas for the purpose of separating Crude Petroleum) exceeds the volumes utilised for Petroleum Operations (including re-injection and fuel), and whether it considers that such surplus may be available for marketing.
More Definitions of Associated Gas
Associated Gas means all Natural Gas produced from any Petroleum Reservoir of which the predominant production is Crude Oil and includes the gas-cap which overlies and is in contact with Crude Oil, but shall exclude any liquid hydrocarbon extracted from such gas either by normal field separation, dehydration, or in a gas plant;
Associated Gas means any gas produced from a Commission ordered combination oil and gas reservoir in which allowed rates of production are based upon volumetric withdrawals.
Associated Gas means hydrocarbon-based gaseous fuel produced in association with crude oil from any oil well and subsequently burned in the field as a fuel.
Associated Gas means the gas cap overlying a crude oil accumulation in a reservoir. “Constant prices and costs” means prices and costs used in an estimate that are:
Associated Gas means the Natural Gas produced in the Pool where it is found dissolved in the Oil or in contact with the underlying Gas-saturated Oil.
Associated Gas means Natural Gas that is produced with Crude Oil from the same Reservoir.