Economic Date definition

Economic Date means 00:01 hours (London time) on 1 January 2006;

Economic Date means 00.01 hours on [ ];

Economic Date means 1st July 2008;

Examples of Economic Date in a sentence

• The value of any Overlift and Underlift of a field shall be taken to be the average price per metric tonnes achieved from sales in the months subsequent to the Economic Date.

• Where no sales have occurred in the prior month then the actual sales in the months subsequent to the Economic Date as adjusted for the premium or discounts in current contracts will be used.

• Repsol Group will provide associated intragroup debt to the vehicle at completion at market rates.This corresponds to an enterprise value of $4.8 billion for the 25% stake sold to EIG with June 30th 2022 as Economic Date.

• Provided that nothing in this Clause 6.5 shall require the Purchaser to reimburse the Seller or its Associated Parties for any costs incurred by the Seller or its Associated Parties before the Economic Date.

• For the purpose of this Clause, payment will include, inter alia, cash calls for capital and operating costs and tariffs and receipts will include, inter alia, actual proceeds from the sale of Petroleum produced after the Economic Date.

More Definitions of Economic Date

Economic Date means 1 July 2020;

Economic Date means 00:00 hours (Greenwich Mean Time) at the beginning of 1st January 2010;

Economic Date means 1 January 2000 in respect of the Transferred Interests;

Economic Date means the first day of the month of the Execution Date;

Economic Date means the last calendar day of the month of the Effective Date.

Economic Date means 00:01 hours (London time) on 1 October 2004;

Economic Date means 1 January 2017;