Common use of Information to Participating Parties Clause in Contracts

Information to Participating Parties. Except as provided in Article 8.6, Operator shall furnish each Participating Party the following information, if applicable, for each activity or operation conducted by Operator: 5.9.1 A copy of the application for permit to drill and all amendments thereto. 5.9.2 A daily drilling report (or Reworking report or Recompletion report, if applicable), giving the depth, corresponding lithological information, data on drilling fluid characteristics, information about drilling or operational difficulties or delays, if any, and other pertinent information, by facsimile transmission or electronic mail within twenty-four (24) hours (inclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays) for well operations conducted in the preceding twenty-four (24) hour period. 5.9.3 A complete report of each core analysis. 5.9.4 A copy of each electrical survey, currently as it is run; all data for each radioactivity log, temperature survey, deviation or directional survey, caliper log, and other log or survey obtained during the drilling of the well; and, upon completion of the well, a composite of all electrical-type logs, insofar as is reasonable and customary. 5.9.5 A copy of all well test results, bottom-hole pressure surveys, and fluid analyses. 5.9.6 Upon written request received by Operator before commencement of drilling, samples of cuttings and cores taken from the well (if sufficient cores are retrieved), packaged in containers furnished by Operator at the expense of the requesting Party, marked as to the depths from which they were taken, and shipped at the expense of the requesting Party by express courier to the address designated by the requesting Party. ST/WD EPA JOA 13 5.9.7 To the extent possible, twenty-four (24) hours' advance notice of, and access to, logging, coring, and testing operations. 5.9.8 A monthly report on the volume of Hydrocarbons and water produced from each well; however, Operator shall provide reports more often if feasible. 5.9.9 A copy of each report made to a governmental authority having jurisdiction. 5.9.10 Upon written request, other pertinent information available to Operator, including, but not limited to, those portions of the contracts to be used for the benefit of the Joint Account and which pertain to the Contract Area, but excluding the Operator's proprietary or secret information and its subsurface interpretations that have been independently developed at Operator's sole cost and expense.

Information to Participating Parties. Except as provided in Article 8.6, Operator shall furnish each Participating Party the following information, if applicable, for each activity or operation conducted by Operator: 5.9.1 A copy of the application for permit to drill and all amendments thereto. 5.9.2 A daily drilling report (or Reworking report or Recompletion report, if applicable), giving the depth, corresponding lithological information, data on drilling fluid characteristics, information about drilling or operational difficulties or delays, if any, and other pertinent information, by facsimile transmission or electronic mail within twenty-four (24) hours (inclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays) for well operations conducted in the preceding twenty-four (24) hour period. 5.9.3 A complete report of each core analysis. 5.9.4 A copy of each electrical survey, currently as it is run; all data for each radioactivity log, temperature survey, deviation or directional survey, caliper log, and other log or survey obtained during the drilling of the well; and, upon completion of the well, a composite of all electrical-type logs, insofar as is reasonable and customary. 5.9.5 A copy of all well test results, bottom-hole pressure surveys, and fluid analyses. 5.9.6 Upon written request received by Operator before commencement of drilling, samples of cuttings and cores taken from the well (if sufficient cores are retrieved), packaged in containers furnished by Operator at the expense of the requesting Party, marked as to the depths from which they were taken, and shipped at the expense of the requesting Party by express courier to the address designated by the requesting Party. ST/WD EPA JOA 13 5.9.7 To the extent possible, twenty-four (24) hours' advance notice of, and access to, logging, coring, and testing operations. 5.9.8 A monthly report on the volume of Hydrocarbons and water produced from each well; however, Operator shall provide reports more often if feasible. 5.9.9 A copy of each report made to a governmental authority having jurisdiction. 5.9.10 Upon written request, other pertinent information available to Operator, including, but not limited to, those portions of the contracts to be used for the benefit of the Joint Account and which pertain to the Contract Area, but excluding the Operator's proprietary or secret information and its subsurface interpretations that have been independently developed at Operator's sole cost and expense.

Information to Participating Parties. Except as provided in Article 8.6, Operator shall furnish each Participating Party the following information, if applicable, for each activity or operation conducted by Operator: 5.9.1 A copy of the application for permit to drill and all amendments thereto. 5.9.2 A daily drilling report (or Reworking report or Recompletion report, if applicable), giving the depth, corresponding lithological information, data on drilling fluid characteristics, information about drilling or operational difficulties or delays, if any, and other pertinent information, by facsimile transmission or electronic mail within twenty-four (24) hours (inclusive exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays) for well operations conducted in the preceding twenty-four (24) hour period. 5.9.3 A complete report of each core analysis. 5.9.4 A copy of each electrical survey, currently as it is run; all data for each radioactivity log, temperature survey, deviation or directional survey, caliper log, and other log or survey obtained during the drilling of the well; and, upon completion of the well, a composite of all electrical-type logs, insofar as is reasonable and customary. 5.9.5 A copy of all well test results, bottom-hole pressure surveys, and fluid analyses. 5.9.6 Upon written request received by Operator before commencement of drilling, samples of cuttings and cores taken from the well (if sufficient cores are retrieved), packaged in containers furnished by Operator at the expense of the requesting Party, marked as to the depths from which they were taken, and shipped at the expense of the requesting Party by express courier to the address designated by the requesting Party. ST/WD EPA JOA 13. 5.9.7 To the extent possible, twentyforty-four eight (2448) hours' advance notice of, and access to, logging, coring, and testing operations. 5.9.8 A monthly report on the volume of Hydrocarbons and water produced from each well; however, Operator shall provide reports more often if feasible. 5.9.9 A copy of each report made to a governmental authority having jurisdiction. 5.9.10 Upon written request, other pertinent information available to Operator, including, but not limited to, those portions of the contracts to be used for the benefit of the Joint Account and which pertain to the Contract Area, but excluding the Operator's proprietary or secret information and its subsurface interpretations that have been independently developed at Operator's sole cost and expense.

Information to Participating Parties. Except as provided in Article 8.6, Operator shall furnish each Participating Party the following information, if applicable, for each activity or operation conducted by Operator: 5.9.1 A copy of the application for permit to drill and all amendments thereto. 5.9.2 A daily drilling report (or Reworking report or Recompletion Recornpletion report, if applicable), giving the depth, corresponding lithological information, data on drilling fluid characteristics, information about drilling or operational difficulties or delays, if any, and other pertinent information, by facsimile transmission or electronic mail within twenty-four (24) hours (inclusive exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays) for well operations conducted in the preceding twenty-four (24) hour period. 5.9.3 A complete report of each core analysis. 5.9.4 A copy of each electrical survey, currently as it is run; all data for each radioactivity log, temperature survey, deviation or directional survey, caliper log, and other log or survey obtained during the drilling of the well; and, upon completion of the well, a composite of all electrical-type logs, insofar as is reasonable and customary. 5.9.5 A copy of all well test results, bottom-hole pressure surveys, and fluid analyses. 5.9.6 Upon written request received by Operator before commencement of drilling, samples of cuttings and cores taken from the well (if sufficient cores are retrieved), packaged in containers furnished by Operator at the expense of the requesting Party, marked as to the depths from which they were taken, and shipped at the expense of the requesting Party by express courier to the address designated by the requesting Party. ST/WD EPA JOA 13. 5.9.7 To the extent possible, twenty-four (24) hours' advance notice of, and access to, logging, coring, and testing operations. 5.9.8 A monthly report on the volume of Hydrocarbons and water produced from each well; however, Operator shall provide reports more often if feasible. 5.9.9 A copy of each report made to a governmental authority having jurisdiction. 5.9.10 Upon written request, other pertinent information available to Operator, including, but not limited to, those portions of the contracts to be used for the benefit of the Joint Account and which pertain to the Contract AreaLease, but excluding the Operator's proprietary or secret information and its subsurface interpretations that have been independently developed at Operator's sole cost and expense.

Information to Participating Parties. Except as provided in Article 8.6, Operator shall furnish each Participating Party the following information, if applicable, for each activity or operation conducted by Operator: 5.9.1 A copy of the application for permit to drill and all amendments thereto. 5.9.2 A daily drilling report (or Reworking report or Recompletion report, if applicable), giving the depth, corresponding lithological information, data on drilling fluid characteristics, information about drilling or operational difficulties or delays, if any, and other pertinent information, by facsimile transmission or electronic mail within twenty-four eight (24) 8) hours (inclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays) for well operations conducted in the preceding twenty-four (24) hour period. 5.9.3 A complete report of each core analysis. 5.9.4 A copy of each electrical survey, currently as it is run; all data for each radioactivity log, temperature survey, deviation or directional survey, caliper log, and other log or survey obtained during the drilling of the well; and, upon completion of the well, a composite of all electrical-type logs, insofar as is reasonable and customary. 5.9.5 A copy of all well test results, bottom-hole pressure surveys, and fluid analyses. 5.9.6 Upon written request received by Operator before commencement of drilling, samples of cuttings and and, cores taken from the well (if sufficient cores are retrieved), packaged in containers furnished by Operator at the expense of the requesting Party, marked as to the depths from which they were taken, and shipped at the expense of the requesting Party by express courier to the address designated by the requesting Party. ST/WD EPA JOA 13. 5.9.7 To the extent possible, twenty-four (24) hours' advance notice of, and access to, logging, coring, and testing operations. 5.9.8 A monthly report on the volume of Hydrocarbons and water produced from each well; however, Operator shall provide reports more often if feasible. 5.9.9 A copy of each report made to a governmental authority having jurisdiction. 5.9.10 Upon written request, other pertinent information available to Operator, including, but not limited to, those portions of the contracts to be used for the benefit of the Joint Account and which pertain to the Contract Area, but excluding the Operator's proprietary or secret information and its subsurface interpretations that have been independently developed at Operator's sole cost and expenseinterpretations.