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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR FLARE PAYMENTS Code: DPR Guide 0006 - 2020 Revision Date: 1st August 2020
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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR FLARE PAYMENTS Code: DPR Guide 0006 - 2020 Revision Date: 1st August 2020 This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved 13 industry standards; VII. Construction activities, such as tie-ins, abrupt change of operating conditions, plant design modifications; VIII. Process upsets when process parameters fall outside the allowable operating or design limits and flaring is required to stabilise the process; IX. Reservoir or well maintenance activities such as acidification, wire line interventions; X. Exploration, appraisal, or production-well testing or clean-up following drilling or well work-over Oil Field A geographic area under which an oil reservoir lies, and/or a tract of land used for extracting petroleum, otherwise known as Crude Oil, from the ground Oil Mining Lease (OML) A lease granted by the Minister to a company incorporated in Nigeria, which allows such company to search for, win, work, carry away, and dispose of oil Own Consumption Associated Gas quantity consumed by the Producer in the process of production of Crude Oil and/or Condensate (for power generation, heating, artificial lift, re-injection, etc.) Permit Holder A company that has, pursuant to the Regulations, been granted a Permit to Access Flare Gas by the Minister Permit to Access Flare Gas As defined in the Regulations, a permit granted to a Permit Holder by the Minister to take Flare Gas on an exclusive basis from one or more Flare Sites as designated in the permit on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria. Preferred Bidder The status given to a Bidder whose proposal for one or more Flare
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