Formation Tests Clause Samples

Formation Tests. The Contractor shall submit the relevant information and all technical studies related to any formation test, including the data derived directly from itself in the periodicity set forth in the Applicable Laws.
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Formation Tests shall include all results obtained from each of the tests taken and water and Hydrocarbon laboratory analysis.
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Formation Tests. If during the course of Drilling any well, Contractor encounters evidence of Oil or Gas, Contractor shall immediately notify Operator and, should Operator decide to carry out a test to determine the productivity of the formation so encountered Contractor shall carry out such test under existing conditions, as mutually agreed.
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Formation Tests. 23 4.9 ............... Notice of a Discovery 23 5.1 ............... Appraisal. 24 5.2 ............... Appraisal Plan. 24 5.3 ............... Hydrocarbons Extracted During Tests 25 5.4 ............... Appraisal Report. 25 6.1 ............... Commercial Discovery 25 6.2 ............... Development Plan. 26 6.3 ............... Capabilities of the Contractor. 26 6.4 ............... Observations to the Development Plan by CNH 26 6.5 ............... Development Plan Update 27 6.6 ............... Additional Exploration Activities. 27
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Formation Tests. If the Contractor conducts a formation test in any Well, it shall notify CNH at least ten (10) Days prior to the commencement of the formation test. The Contractor shall submit the data derived directly from the test to the National Hydrocarbons Information Center within fifteen (15) Days following completion of the test. Within ninety (90) Days from completion of the formation test, the Contractor shall submit the relevant information to CNH, along with technical studies and reports conducted after the formation test.
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Formation Tests. If during the course of drilling CONTRACTOR encounters evidence of oil or gas, or other hydrocarbon substances, then CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify COMPANY, and should COMPANY desire a test to determine the productivity of any formation so encountered then, CONTRACTOR shall make such a test if it is feasible under existing conditions.
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Formation Tests. 22 4.9 ............... Notice of a Discovery 22 5.1 ............... Appraisal. 23 5.2 ............... Appraisal Plan. 23 5.3 ............... Hydrocarbons Extracted During Tests 24 5.4 ............... Appraisal Report. 24 6.1 ............... Commercial Discovery 24 6.2 ............... Development Plan. 25 6.3 ............... Observations to the Development Plan by the CNH. 25 6.4 ............... Development Plan Update 26 6.5 ............... Additional Exploration Activities. 26 7.1 ............... Reduction and Return Rules. 27 7.2 ............... No Reduction of Other Obligations. 28 8.1 ............... Production Profile 28 8.2 ............... Facilities. 28 9.1 ............... Unitization Procedure 29 9.2 ............... Unitization without an Adjacent Contractor. 30
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Formation Tests. 21 4.9 ............... Notice of a Discovery 22 5.1 ............... Appraisal. 22
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