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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR FLARE GAS MEASUREMENT, DATA MANAGEMENT & REPORTING OBLIGATIONS Code: DPR Guide 0005 - 2020

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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators  
GUIDELINES FOR FLARE GAS MEASUREMENT, DATA MANAGEMENT & 
REPORTING OBLIGATIONS 
Code: DPR Guide 0005 - 2020 
 
Revision Date: 1st August 2020 
 
 
This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved  
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8. GLOSSARY 
Accounted Flare Gas 
The Accounted Flare Gas quantities are calculated as follows:  
Accounted Flare Gas quantities = (A* B) - C- D - E - F - G, 
where: 
A= Associated Gas Production quantities (metered or accounted)  
B= 1 - Shrinkage Factor 
C= Own Consumption quantities (metered or accounted) 
D= Gas for Existing Offtake Commitments (metered)  
E= Liquids extracted from Associated Gas (if metered or 
accounted for)  
F= Flare Gas delivered to Third Party Flare Commercialisation 
Projects (metered)  
G= Flare Gas delivered for Producer’s Approved Flare Out Projects 
(metered).   
 
During the Transition Period, the Accounted Flare Gas quantity 
will be used as the basis for calculating the Flare Payment 
Amount. 
AG 
Associated Gas 
AG and Flare Gas 
Accounting Report 
Report prepared by the DPR as defined in Schedule B 3.1.1 of the 
Guidelines for Flare Gas Measurement, Data Management and 
Reporting Obligations 
AGUF 
Associated Gas Utilisation Factor 
Allocation Meter 
A device used by the Producer to meter and register the 
quantities of gas used for Own Consumption and other gas 
volumes as specified in the Guidelines for Flare Gas Measurement, 
Data Management & Reporting Obligation 2018 
Associated Gas (AG) 
Gas associated with Crude Oil and/or Condensate production 
Associated Gas 
Production  
Associated Gas quantities produced 
Associated Gas 
Utilisation Factor 
The volume of Associated Gas utilised (not flared or vented) as a 
function of the total Associated Gas production quantities