Exploratory Drilling Sample Clauses

Exploratory Drilling. Labor, materials and services used in drilling of exploratory w▇▇▇▇ with the objective of finding reserves of oil and/or gas, including well pads, the access roads, bridges and jetty leading directly to the drilled w▇▇▇▇.
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Exploratory Drilling. Any drilling after July 31, 1981, for the purpose of locating or producing hydrocarbons that is not development oil or gas drilling. Formations underlying Account 101/105 leaseholds or transferred leaseholds into which exploratory drilling is conducted will be referred to as "exploratory properties."
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Exploratory Drilling. Labor, materials and services used in the drilling of w▇▇▇▇ with the object of finding unproven reservoirs of oil and gas, and access roads leading directly to w▇▇▇▇;
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Exploratory Drilling. Water Depth (in metres) (I) SEISMIC (a) 3-D (API) in ▇▇.▇▇. ...........km2 $............. (b) 2-D (API) in Line .Km. ........... lkm $............. (c) Reprocessing ........... lkm $............. ........... km2 $............. (II) GRAVITY & MAGNETIC (API) in line kms. ...........
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Exploratory Drilling. (a) before commencing any mining program for Wollastonite on the Mining Claims, the Lessees shall carry out sufficient exploratory drilling to he able to formulate a mining plan for the Wollastonite to be found on the Mining Claims. The Lessees shall prepare a preliminary draft of this mining plan and shall submit it to the Lessor at least sixty (60) days prior to the date when the Lessees propose to commence mining for Wollastonite on the mining Claims. The Lessor shall have thirty (30) days after receipt of this preliminary draft to make comments and suggestions to the Lessees about the proposed plan. These comments and suggestions shall be given serious consideration by the Lessees in the formulation of the final draft of this mining plan, which also shall be submitted to the Lessor. (b) Respecting the exploratory drilling required under Subparagraph 6(a) above, the Lessees shall: (1) Take samples in such manner as to provide the Lessor with duplicates of each sample so taken, as properly divided, bagged, and labelled; (2) Provide the Lessor with true copies of all assays, geological data, reports, and all other information obtained respecting the Mining Claims; all of which shall be at the sole expense of the Lessees.
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Exploratory Drilling. Beginning on January 1, 1990, Mesa shall --------------------- have the exclusive right at any time and from time to time, to conduct the drilling of Exploratory Wells, or to conduct the deep▇▇▇▇▇ (or Side Tracking) of existing wells not then producing in p▇▇▇▇▇ quantities, into geologic formations the depths of which are below mean sea level. Mesa shall nevertheless give CIG written notice at least two weeks in advance of the commencement of any such operation specifying the nature of the operation, the location, proposed depth and objective formation. 6.2.1 The cost and expense of any such operation which is drilled and completed, or abandoned, into a formation the depth of which is below mean sea level will not be treated as a Capital Expenditure (as otherwise provided in paragraph 6.1.2 for Reworks and Redrills). The costs, liabilities and expenses of any such operation shall be borne entirely by Mesa, and Mesa shall receive all gas produced from any such completion subject to the terms and provisions of the "B" Contract. 6.2.2 Any such operation which is plugged back and completed in a formation the depth of which is above mean sea level shall be regarded as a Rework or Redrill, and the cost and expense of the completion operation following the plugging back of the well shall be treated as a Capital Expenditure as provided in subparagraph 6.1.2 above. All other costs, liabilities and expenses involved in the drilling of the test, in the abandonment of the bottom of the well bore, and of plugging back shall be borne entirely by Mesa. Provided, however, that all mutually agreeable costs and expenses incurred from the surface down to that depth at which completion of the plugback was accomplished shall be deemed a Capital Expenditure to be accounted for pursuant to the provisions of the attached Exhibit "C".
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Exploratory Drilling. Water Depth (in metres) (a) 1st Well (b) 2nd Well (c) 3rd Well So on --- 500m 1200m 1 Well $25MM Total Estimated Expenditure $25MM
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Exploratory Drilling. After sites with a high probability of finding hydrocarbon resources have been identified through seismic surveys, exploratory drilling is used at such sites to further confirm the location of in situ hydrocarbon resources and to obtain actual temperature measurements, rock samples and fluid samples for chemical 98 OES, China: Maritime Claims in the South China Sea, Limits in the Seas (5 December 2014), 16. 99 CNOOC, Notification of Part of Open Blocks in Waters under Jurisdiction of the People’s Republic of China Available for Foreign Cooperation in the Year of 2012 (23 June 2012), available at <▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/art/2014/9/25/art_6241_1148011.html>. 100 Id. 101 Crisis Group, Stirring up the South China Sea (IV): Oil in Troubled Waters (27 January 2016), available at <▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/@CrisisGroup/stirring-up-the- south-china-sea-iv-oil-in-troubled-waters-7d4b7286aac0>. 102 South China Sea Arbitration (The Philippines v. China), Award of 12 July 2016
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