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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE OPERATIONS OF PETROLEUM REFINING FACILITIES Code: DPR GUIDE 0044 - 2021 Review Date: 3rd February 2021

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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators  
GUIDELINES FOR THE OPERATIONS OF PETROLEUM REFINING FACILITIES 
Code: DPR GUIDE 0044 - 2021 
 
Review Date: 3rd February 2021 
 
 
 
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v. 
Oil Spill Contingency Plan (OSCP) 
vi. 
Product sales distribution agreement  
vii. 
Evidence of payment of processing fee of N250,000.00 
viii. 
Evidence of payment of Cargo quantity clearance fee of N 250,000.00 
General offences 
i. 
Vessel arrival at the loading berth without DPR clearance: $ 10,000 (USD) 
ii. 
Product diversion from the refinery via vessel - $20,000 (USD) 
iii. 
Evacuation from the refinery via vessel without approval: $10,000 (USD)  
6.8 
PRODUCT EVACUATION VIA PIPELINE 
For product evacuation via pipeline, the refiner or product off-taker shall notify the 
Department of the intended product evacuation and submit the following documents: 
I. 
Pipeline information (name, size-length & diameter) 
II. 
DPR Oil Pipeline License (OPLL) 
III. 
Pipeline statutory integrity inspection report where necessary  
IV. 
Evidence of payment of quantity clearance fee of N 250,000.00 
6.9 
PRODUCTION PROGRAMMING:  
A. Daily/Monthly and Annual Crude Oil Fiscalization 
 
i. 
Storage tanks shall be nominated prior to receipt and processing of crude 
oil.  
ii. 
Crude oil received in the refinery must be kept in the nominated storage 
tank. 
iii. 
Crude oil quality and quantity recertification shall be done before charging 
to the plant in the presence of the DPR representative(s).  
iv. 
Fiscalization of crude oil should be carried out at 06.00 hours daily.