Library / Implementation Guidelines for the Oil and Gas Companies (Tax Incentives, Exemption, Remission, etc.) Order, 2024.
Implementation Guidelines for the Oil and Gas Companies (Tax Incentives, Exemption, Remission, etc.) Order, 2024.
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NIGERIAN UPSTREAM PETROLEUM REGULATORY COMMISSION Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE DETERMINATION & MEASUREMENT OF | Code: Version 1 HYDROCARBON LIQUIDS CONTENT IN NON-ASSOCIATED GAS | Revision Date: April 2024 (NAG) FIELDS (ix) (x) (xi) (xii) (xiii) (xiv) The technology selected for the NGL extraction would depend upon the operating objective of the facility and the inlet gas composition and might include technologies such as JT Valve (Valve Expansion), Mechanical Refrigeration or Tulboexpander. Non- Associated Gas Field This is a field where the reservoirs hold predominantly natural gas with no oil. In some cases, the reservoirs may also hold such natural gas with associated condensates or natural gas liquids in the case of retrograde condensate fields. Plant Condensates Any gas condensate produced from a gas conditioning plant or gas processing plant downstream of the production separator. Production Separator This is a piece of equipment downstream the wellhead, designed to separate the mixture of fluids produced from the well into its various free components. For a NAG well this will be used to separate the raw natural gas fluids produced from the well into condensates, gas, and water. Raw Natural gas This is natural gas as it is extracted from underground reservoirs before Undergoing any processing or treatment. Raw natural gas typically contains methane, along with varying amounts of other hydrocarbons, impurities such as sulfur compounds (e€.g., hydrogen sulfide), and water vapor. Raw natural gas could be lean and dry (with little if any heavy ends) or rich and wet (with heavy ends) depending on the reservoir type. Separation facility This shall mean a gas production separator, gas treatment, conditioning, or processing facility where the wet gas is separated into hydrocarbon liquids and dry natural gas. Wet Gas This is raw natural gas containing significant amounts of the heavier ends i.e. natural gas liquids (NGLs) or condensates on surface conditions produced from the non-associated gas well. Wet gas differs from dry gas, which primarily consists of methane with minimal amounts of This is a property of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission. All rights reserved
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