Sentence examples for barrel fee from inspiring English sources

Sudan is demanding a $36 per barrel fee, citing the costs of processing the oil and various fees and services.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the $2 per barrel fee on oil and a similar fee on natural gas could bring in $22.5 billion over 10 years.

Iraq has structured deals to develop all its gas and oil fields that pay a per barrel fee over a 20-year contract in return for medium-term efficiencies introduced by private companies that it could not hope to achieve by itself.

A forthcoming White House proposal to put a $10 per barrel fee on oil essentially amounts to a partial tax on carbon.

It would be paid with a small increase in the per-barrel fee oil companies pay into the oil spill liability fund.

Companies prefer these contracts to the service deals that Baghdad has offered, which give companies a per-barrel fee for renovating old fields like West Qurna.

They noted that the Chinese, unlike many Western oil companies, are willing to accept service contracts at a very low per barrel oil fee without the promise of rights to future reserves.

In the rest of the country only service contracts are offered, in which the companies get a flat fee per barrel.

But where PSAs would give the companies an equity stake, these contracts provide reimbursements and fixed fees per barrel produced.

The winners will be paid a set fee for each barrel they deliver that is above current levels of production.

The contract stipulates that the company receive a fee for every barrel of oil produced, rather than an equity interest in the oil field, as it would have under the original agreement with Mr. Hussein's government.