Common use of DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT WORK PROGRAMME Clause in Contracts

DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT WORK PROGRAMME. (1) The Contractor shall prepare, in consultation with the Minister, the Development Plan based on sound engineering and economic principles and in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice and considering the Maximum Efficient Rate of production appropriate to the Commercial Discovery. (2) The Development Plan submitted by the Contractor to the Minister shall contain (a) Details of the proposed Development Area, relating to the Commercial Discovery which shall correspond as closely as possible to the extension of the discovered accumulation in the Contract Area, as determined by the analysis of all the relevant available information; (b) Proposals relating to the spacing, drilling and completion of the ▇▇▇▇▇ and the facilities and installations required for the production, storage and transportation of petroleum; (c) A production forecast and an estimate of the investment and expenses involved; and (d) An estimate of the time required to complete each phase of the Development Plan. (3) The Minister and the Contractor shall jointly consider the Development Plan Where the Minister proposes no modifications and revisions, the Development Plan of the Contractor shall be adopted sixty

DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT WORK PROGRAMME. (1) The Contractor shall prepare, in consultation with the Minister, the Development Plan based on sound engineering and economic principles and in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice and considering the Maximum Efficient Rate of production appropriate to the Commercial Discovery. (2) The Development Plan submitted by the Contractor to the Minister shall contain– (a) Details of the proposed Development Area, relating to the Commercial Discovery which shall correspond as closely as possible to the extension of the discovered accumulation in the Contract Area, as determined by the analysis of all the relevant available information; (b) Proposals relating to the spacing, drilling and completion of the ▇▇▇▇▇ and the facilities and installations required for the production, storage and transportation of petroleum; (c) A production forecast and an estimate of the investment and expenses involved; and (d) An estimate of the time required to complete each phase of the Development Plan. (3) The Minister and the Contractor shall jointly consider the Development Plan Where Planwithin sixty (60) days of submission thereof and the Minister proposes no may within that period, unless otherwise agreed, submit suggested modifications, justifications and revisions thereof. The Contractor shall consider the inclusion of such suggested modifications and revisionsrevisions in the light of good international petroleum industry practice, and the Development Plan of the Contractor shall be adopted sixtyby mutual agreement.