Common use of Emergency Operations Clause in Contracts

Emergency Operations. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop the activities necessary for the protection of human life, the environment, and Consortium’s and third-party properties, regardless of prior approval of the Operating Committee. Expenditures incurred with such activities may be recognized as Cost Oil, and the Operator shall be required to promptly communicate the emergency situation to the Operating Committee and, in ten (10) days, report the works performed and the expenditures with the Emergency Operations.

Emergency Operations. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop the activities necessary for the protection of human life, the environment, and Consortium’s and third-party third parties’ properties, regardless of prior approval of by the Operating Committee. Expenditures incurred with on such activities may be recognized as Cost Oil, and the Operator shall be required to promptly communicate the emergency situation to the Operating Committee and, in within ten (10) days, report the works performed carried out and the expenditures with on the Emergency Operations.

Emergency Operations. 1.43. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop the activities necessary for the protection of human life, the environment, and Consortium’s and third-party third parties’ properties, regardless of prior approval of by the Operating Committee. Expenditures incurred with such activities may be recognized as Cost Oil, and the Operator shall be required to promptly communicate the emergency situation to the Operating Committee and, in ten (10) days, report the works performed and the expenditures with the Emergency Operations.

Emergency Operations. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop perform any activity required to protect the activities necessary for the protection of human life, the environment, environment and Consortium’s and third-party properties, regardless of prior approval of the Operating Operational Committee. Expenditures The expenses incurred in connection with such activities may be recognized as Cost Oil, and leaving the Operator shall be required obliged to promptly communicate immediately inform the emergency situation to the Operating Operational Committee and, in ten (10) 10 days, report the works work performed and the expenditures expenses incurred with the Emergency Operations.

Emergency Operations. 1.45. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop the activities necessary for the protection of human life, the environment, and Consortium’s and third-party third parties’ properties, regardless of prior approval of by the Operating Committee. Expenditures incurred with such activities may be recognized as Cost Oil, and the Operator shall be required to promptly communicate the emergency situation to the Operating Committee and, in ten (10) days, report the works performed and the expenditures with the Emergency Operations.

Emergency Operations. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop perform the activities necessary for the protection of to protect human life, the environment, environment and Consortium’s the property of the Consortium and third-party propertiesthird parties, regardless of prior approval of by the Operating Committee. Expenditures Expenses incurred with such activities may be recognized as Cost OilOil Cost, and the Operator shall be required is obliged to promptly communicate immediately report the emergency situation to the Operating Committee and, in ten within 10 (10ten) days, report the works work performed and the expenditures expenses with the Emergency Operations.

Emergency Operations. 1.45. In cases of Emergency Operations, the Operator is authorized to develop perform the activities necessary for the protection of to protect human life, the environment, environment and Consortium’s the property of the Consortium and third-party propertiesthird parties, regardless of prior approval of by the Operating Committee. Expenditures incurred with such activities may be recognized as Cost Oil, and the Operator shall be required to promptly communicate the emergency situation to the Operating Committee and, in ten (10) days, report the works performed and the expenditures with the Emergency Operations.