Sentence examples for production licence from inspiring English sources

Tullow has also been awarded a production licence for the Kingfisher project.

Currently production licence areas are often issued based on the expected extent of the reinjected cold water plume on the moment of thermal breakthrough.

These companies were responsible for developing the country's first oil and gas fields but in 1972, the Norwegian government created Statoil and the principle of 50percentt state participation in each production licence was established.

The country's environmental watchdog has threatened to revoke Imperial's production licences, which has sent its shares reeling.

In the longer term, Rosneft's privileged access to new production licences and likely acquisition of Yukos's remaining assets when it finally goes under, may justify its valuation.

And the government ought to require companies to prove that they can pay out billions of pounds in clean-up costs before they are granted exploration and production licences, recommends the committee's final report, which is published today.

Small oil companies have joined forces to establish a rig consortium, examples can be seen of changes to risk sharing between oil companies and rig contractors, vertical integration has taken place with oil companies owning rigs and rig contractors applying for and securing production licences, and joint ventures are being discussed between oil companies and drilling contractors.

Some will be betting that this time state control will shelter their investment from predation, as well as securing access to new production licences and generosity from the tax authorities: the tax claims against Yugansk have been magically reduced by the courts by $3.9 billion since Rosneft bought it.

On the other hand, Rosneft can be confident of preferential treatment when it comes to the distribution of new production licences and so on, and will be well-placed to pick up the remaining assets of Yukos, when the company finally winds up altogether.Those distinctly Russian advantages persuaded enough investors that, for all its risks, Rosneft was worth a punt.

Elsewhere Tullow Oil added 22p to £14.62 yesterday after the exploration company signed two new production licences with Uganda and said it was going ahead with a deal to partner with Total and China's CNOOC in the fields involved at the Lake Albert Rift Basin.

This forces the clinicians to use off-label products licenced for other production animals, mostly ruminants.