Hydrocarbon Assets definition
Examples of Hydrocarbon Assets in a sentence
The amount of such Advance shall not exceed the actual amount invoiced by the Beneficiary for such shipment of Hydrocarbon Assets.
If the Bank agrees to make an Advance, it shall pay the amount thereof directly to the Beneficiary as full payment for the applicable shipment of Hydrocarbon Assets.
PBF HOLDING COMPANY LLC By: Name: Title: In consideration of you issuing this Standby Letter of Credit (“L/C”) under our full liability guaranteeing the purchase price of the above-mentioned Hydrocarbon Assets, we hereby grant to you, BNP Paribas (Suisse) SA, Geneva, a first priority security interest in such Hydrocarbon Assets.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, the Bank may refuse to make an Advance, regardless of whether a Borrowing Request has been delivered, if a Client has informed the Bank or the Bank otherwise has knowledge that the Beneficiary has received payment for the applicable Hydrocarbon Assets.
In consideration of the Bank’s financing for our account the purchase of the Hydrocarbon Assets described above, we hereby grant to you, BNP Paribas (Suisse) SA a first priority security interest in such Hydrocarbon Assets.
The Vendor makes no representations or warranties to the Purchaser as to transferability or assignability of operatorship of any Hydrocarbon Assets the Vendor currently operates.
The Borrower undertakes that it shall not incur any exploration expenditure relating to any Hydrocarbon Assets after the date hereof, save to the extent paid out of proceeds from the Dividend and Distributions Account.
At Closing, the Vendor will notify the co owners of those Hydrocarbon Assets that the Vendor currently operates, that the Vendor is resigning as operator.
To the extent that any other assets currently owned by the Vendor are located at any owned or leased real property constituting part of the Hydrocarbon Assets, the Purchaser will grant to the Vendor and its representatives reasonable access to such property from and after the Closing Date for a reasonable period of time not to exceed 365 days in order to permit the Vendor and its representatives to review and remove such assets and make any other appropriate arrangements with respect thereto.
The Purchaser will bear all Taxes, including sales Taxes, excise Taxes, severance or other production Taxes, ad valorem Taxes and any other federal, provincial, local or tribal Taxes attributable to ownership or operation of the Hydrocarbon Assets at and after the Effective Time, and all deductions, credits and refunds pertaining to the aforementioned Taxes, no matter when received, belong to the Purchaser.