JOA means the joint operating agreement currently in force in respect of operations pursuant to a Licence and identified as such in Schedule 1;
JOA has the meaning given to such term in the Recitals to this Agreement.
JOA means a joint operating agreement, in the form attached to this Agreement as Exhibit C, to be executed by the Parties, which in conjunction with this Agreement, shall govern all operations on the Joint Interests as between the Parties.
Examples of JOA in a sentence
Each of Concessionaire Parties shall be represented on the operating committee under the JOA and shall have voting rights as provided therein.
The Operator is directed in its operations by Concessionaire Parties pursuant to the JOA.
More Definitions of JOA
JOA or “Operating Agreement” means the operating agreement referred to in Article VII herein.
JOA means the Joint Operating Agreement to be entered into between the Parties based substantially on the 2012 AIPN Model Form Joint Operating Agreement and incorporating the JOA Main Principles.
JOA means the Joint Operations Agreement between Nalcor and Emera dated July 31, 2012, relating, among other things, to the operation and maintenance of the LIL;
JOA means: (i) with respect to Properties upon which SOG is the “Operator” under the terms of the Contract Operating Agreement, the “JOA Form”, as such terms are defined therein; and (ii) with respect to Properties which are being developed, managed and operated by a “Third Party Operator”, the “Third Party JOA”, as such terms are defined in the Contract Operating Agreement.
JOA means the agreement dated July 31, 2012 between Nalcor and Emera relating, among other things, to the operation and maintenance of the ML, the LIL and the LTA;
JOA means the Joint Operating Agreement to be entered into between all of the non-governmental parties in respect of Block 4 no later than the Transfer Date. Such JOA will be based on the 1995 AIPN Model Form International Operating Agreement and the AIPN 2000 Model Form Accounting Procedure.
JOA is defined in Recital C above.