Cumulative production definition
Cumulative production means the total tonnage of coal or other minerals extracted from a mining area during the cumulative measurement period. Coal extracted and stockpiled may be excluded from cumulative production, and other minerals extracted and stockpiled may be included in cumulative production, if the requirements of paragraph (I) of this rule are met.
Cumulative production means the total quantity of Petroleum produced from the Concession Agreement Area starting from the commencement of Production.
Cumulative production means the total tonnage of coal or other minerals extracted from a mining area during the cumulative measurement period. The inclusion of stockpiled coal and other mineral tonnages in this total is governed by Section 1702.16.
Examples of Cumulative production in a sentence
Cumulative production is 9.5 million BO, original oil in place is 63 million BO, cumulative recovery is 15%.
More Definitions of Cumulative production
Cumulative production means, for the purpose of R645-106, the total tonnage of coal or other minerals extracted from a mining area during the cumulative measurement period. The inclusion of stockpiled coal and other mineral tonnages in this total is governed by R645-106-700.
Cumulative production means the total tonnage of coal or other minerals extracted from a mining area during the cumulative measurement period. The inclusion of stockpiled coal and other mineral tonnages in this total is established in 405 KAR 7:035, Section 7.
Cumulative production means, at any time, the cumulative number of ounces of Refined Gold processed from Minerals and credited to a Red Eagle Entity by the Refinery and for which Red Eagle BVI has paid the Production Payment hereunder at such time.
Cumulative production means the aggregate cumulative Production --------------------- of the Insurance Subsidiaries from and including January 1, 2000.