Development Well definition

Development Well means a well drilled inside the established limits of an oil or gas reservoir, or in close proximity to the edge of the reservoir, to the depth of a stratigraphic horizon known to be productive.
Development Well means a well drilled within the proved area of an oil or gas reservoir to the depth of a stratigraphic horizon known to be productive.
Development Well means a Well drilled, deepened or completed after the date of approval of the Development Plan pursuant to Development Operations or Production Operations for the purposes of producing Petroleum, increasing production, sustaining production or accelerating extraction of Petroleum including production Xxxxx, injection Xxxxx and dry Xxxxx.

Examples of Development Well in a sentence

  • From and after the actual date of any such Transfer by Assignor, Assignor and any assignee, purchaser, transferee or grantee of such Subject Interest shall be relieved of all obligations, requirements and responsibilities arising under the Royalty Interest or this Conveyance with respect to the Development Well or Subject Interests Transferred, except for those that accrued prior to such date.

  • At Assignee’s request, subject to applicable restrictions on disclosure and transfer of information, Assignor shall give Assignee and its designated representatives reasonable access in Assignor’s office during normal business hours to all title, geological (to the extent not prohibited by any applicable license agreement), Development Well and production data in Assignor’s possession or Assignor’s Affiliates’ possession, relating to operations on the Subject Interests.

  • Except as otherwise specifically provided in this Conveyance, Assignor shall (a) operate and maintain the Subject Interests and (b) make elections under each applicable lease, operating agreement, unit agreement, contract for development and other similar instrument or agreement (including elections concerning abandonment of any Development Well or release of any Subject Interest) in good faith and in accordance with the Reasonably Prudent Operator Standard.

  • In connection with any Transfer provided for in Section 11.02(a), Assignee shall, on request, execute, acknowledge and deliver to Assignor a recordable instrument (reasonably acceptable to Assignor) that releases the Royalty Interest with respect to the Development Well and the related Subject Interests and Subject Lands being Transferred.

  • Assignor will not Transfer any Development Well or any of the Subject Interests comprising a part of the Subject Lands pursuant to Sections 11.01 and 11.02 prior to the Drilling Obligation Completion Date, and in the event of any attempted Transfer in violation of this Section 11.04, Assignor shall remain liable and a party hereto, just as if no Transfer attempt had been made, and Assignee shall continue to deal with Assignor to the exclusion of the purported transferee.


More Definitions of Development Well

Development Well has the meaning given such term in the Development Agreement.
Development Well means a Well which the Licensee uses or intends to use in connection with the getting of Petroleum in the Licensed Area, other than a Well which for the time being he uses or intends to use only for searching for Petroleum.
Development Well means any well drilled for the production of Hydrocarbons pursuant to a Development Plan.
Development Well means a Well which the Licensee uses or intends to use in connection with the storage of carbon dioxide in the Licensed Area, other than a Well which for the time being he uses or intends to use only for activities pursuant to clause 5(1).
Development Well means any oil and gas producing well other than a wildcat well.
Development Well means a well drilled in accordance with the approved Development Plan for the purpose of producing Petroleum or injecting fluids into the reservoirs.
Development Well means a well drilled within the proved area of an oil or natural gas reservoir to the depth of a strata graphic horizon known to be productive.