Outside Substances definition

Outside Substances means oil, gas, and other hydrocarbons and non- hydrocarbon substances obtained from outside the Unit Area and injected into a Reservoir in the Unit Area with the approval of the Commissioner.

Outside Substances is any substance obtained from any source other than the Unitized Formation and injected into the Unitized Formation.

Outside Substances means oil, gas, and other hydrocarbons and non- hydrocarbon substances obtained from outside the Unit Area and injected into a Reservoir in the Unit Area.

Examples of Outside Substances in a sentence

• The Commissioner will, in the agency’s discretion, approve any injection of Outside Substances or Outside PA Substances within the Unit Area.

• Any injection of Outside Substances or Outside PA Substances within the Unit Area must be part of an Approved Unit Plan.

• The definition of Production Facility gained some clarification in this version with a view to ensuring that for a facility to qualify, it must not be initially designated and intended to process Outside Substances and expressly excludes all gas plants, rather than only more complex gas plants as in the 1990 Procedure.232 In addition, an optional qualification is included at para.

• Premises: {as in ACC/0328/011a-b}, conveyed to (2) upon trusts for sale of premises.

• Clause 14.04 provides that “a Production Facility may only be used for Outside Substances owned by a third party with the approval of all Parties with Working Interests therein.

• A Party with a Working Interest in a Production Facility may “use all or a portion of any surplus capacity therein on an interruptible basis for Outside Substances owned by it, provided that the Outside Substances are compatible with the design and operation of that Production Facility”234 and with other Petroleum Substances.

• Petroleum Substances will always have priority in the use of the Production Facility.235 “The Operator will prorate any additional surplus capacity to the Parties wishing to use it in the ratio that each of their Working Interests therein bears to their total Working Interests therein.”236 The 1990 and 2007 Procedures do not provide for a capital fee to be paid by Working Interest owners using surplus capacity for their own Outside Substances.

• The Annotations helpfully suggest an alternative to the absence of a capital fee for usage by a Party of surplus capacity for such Party’s Outside Substances by suggesting the drafters incorporate in cl.

• Clause 14.05 provides: “[t]he Operator will allocate Operating Costs of a Production Facility on a throughput basis, proportionate to the volumes of Petroleum Substances and Outside Substances delivered to the Production Facility for handling.”242 Clauses 14.06 and14.07 address the allocation of products and the allocation of losses and shrinkage on a basis consistent with industry standards.

• The Unit Operator shall maintain records, and shall keep and have in its possession books and records including expense records, of all exploration, development, production, and disposition of all Unitized Substances and Outside Substances.

More Definitions of Outside Substances

Outside Substances means all substances obtained from any source other than the Unitized Formations and which are injected into the Unitized Formations.