Cost Gas definition
Examples of Cost Gas in a sentence
The account is to be funded on a quarterly basis by the Contractor constituting the Contractor and the Government in proportion to the Contractor’s then current Participating Interest under this Contract and out of its share of ongoing Cost Oil, Cost Gas, Profit Oil and Profit Gas attributable to the Contractor and the Government entities, or by cash payment if production is insufficient.
The account is to be funded on a quarterly basis by the Contractor constituting the Contractor and the Government in proportion to the Contractors then current Participating Interest under this Contract and out of its share of ongoing Cost Oil, Cost Gas, Profit Oil and Profit Gas attributable to the Contractor and the Government entities, or by cash payment if production is insufficient.
Any Available Oil and/or any Available Gas produced from the Hydrocarbon Operations conducted in accordance herewith shall be shared between the Parties as set out in this Article 8 and the Contractor shall be entitled to take and receive and freely export its Cost Oil and Cost Gas and share of Profit Oil and Profit Gas.
Title to Cost Oil and Cost Gas and the Investor’s share of Profit Gas and Profit Oil shall pass to the Investor at the Delivery Point.
Title to Cost Oil and Cost Gas and the Contractor’s share of Profit Gas and Profit Oil shall pass to the Contractor at the Delivery Point.
Any unrecovered Recoverable Contract Expenses shall be recovered out of the Cost Gas Revenues available in the next succeeding year or years in the same manner as set out herein.
After recovery of such Operating Expenses, Exploration Expenses and Development Expenses, any excess Cost Gas Revenues available for distribution shall be applied to recover Market and Market Research Costs associated with Additional Gas production, and PanAfrican Tanzania and TPDC shall be entitled to recover such expenses in proportion to their individual cumulative unrecovered Market and Market Research Costs.
After recovery of such Operating Expenses, any excess Cost Gas Revenues available for distribution shall be applied to recover Exploration Expenses associated with Additional Gas production.
To the extent that in any year such Recoverable Contract Expenses exceed the Cost Gas Revenues available hereunder, the unrecovered excess shall be carried forward for recovery in the next succeeding year and, to the extent not then recovered, in the subsequent year or years.
To the extent that in any year such Recoverable Contract Expenses exceed the Cost Oil Revenues available hereunder, the unrecovered excess may be applied against Cost Gas Revenues for such year (after allocation of all Recoverable Contract Expenses associated with Natural Gas production for such year), and the balance shall be carried forward for recovery from Cost Oil Revenues in the next succeeding year and, to the extent not then recovered, in the subsequent year or years.