Examples of Subsoil Act in a sentence
The Electricity Supply Act, the Heat Supply Act, the Natural-Gas Supply Act, the Act on Promotion of Renewable Energy, the Danish Subsoil Act and the Continental Shelf Act all contain supervision schemes for compliance with legislation under which the authorities can request information, and there is a duty to report on request.
Section 35 of the Subsoil Act is the main provision that imposes liability for bodily injury and property damage (and economic loss) caused by the exploration for, and production of, hydrocarbons.
In practice, pure economic loss is more difficult to prove than bodily injury or property damage.108 The recovery of pure economic loss in the form of lost income due to pollution from an offshore oil and gas incident would appear to be unlikely.109In summary, the Subsoil Act imposes strict liability for bodily injury, property damage and economic loss caused by an offshore oil and gas incident.
The Control of Natural Resources of the Seabed and Subsoil Act (cap.
The Danish upstream oil sector - as well as natural gas exploration and production – is governed by the Danish Subsoil Act (Act No. 960 of 13th September 2011 as amended by Act No. 535 of 29 April 2015).
Altogether, the legislative package ensuring safe and environmentally sound operation of platforms, pipes and CCS installations consists of the Danish Subsoil Act, the Act on the Continental Shelf, the Environmental Protection Act, and the Marine Environment Act, which are supported by the Marine Spatial Planning Act.
Section 25 The Licensee shall be obligated to comply with such rules and regulations on the performance of drilling activity and other works as may be prescribed from time to time as a condition for approval under section 28 of the Subsoil Act.
Follow quality assurance and sampling protocols established by the Regional Storm Water Monitoring Program (RSWMP) Quality Assurance Project Plan (May 2011) and Framework and Implementation Guidance Document (March 2015) for all sampling activities.
The Property is situated immediately south of The Plough Roundabout, which links the A41 to the west with the M1 to the east, and occupies a roadside position fronting Lawn Lane.
In terms of ownership of oil reservoirs, the Danish state is the sole owner under the Subsoil Act.