Exploration Period definition

Exploration Period means the period mentioned in Article 3 during which Exploration Operations may be carried out by the Contractor as provided in Article 3 hereof.

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Exploration Period means any and all periods of exploration set out in the Contract.

Exploration Period means the period defined in Article 6.

Examples of Exploration Period in a sentence

• Where the Concessionaire intends to evaluate the possibilities for parallel or subsequent CCS in relation to a Petroleum Operation, the Exploration Period shall be identical to the period for Petroleum.

• The Exploration Period for a Stand-Alone Lithium Extraction exploration shall be five (5) Concession Years.

• The Exploration Period for a Stand-Alone CCS exploration shall be five (5) Concession Years.

• Where Concessionaire has declared a Commercial Discovery, the Exploration Period, Appraisal Period or the Significant Gas Discovery retention period shall be extended from the respective maximum periods, until the process regarding the approval of the respective Field Development Plan has been completed by approving such plan or finally rejecting such plan.

• During the Exploration Period, Concessionaire undertakes to carry out the following Minimum Exploration Programme: (to be defined by Government prior to Effective Date) Parallel or Subsequent Lithium Extraction Where the Concessionaire intends to evaluate the possibilities for parallel or subsequent Lithium Extraction in relation to a Petroleum Operation, the Exploration Period shall be identical to the period for Petroleum.

More Definitions of Exploration Period

Exploration Period means the Initial Exploration Period and the Additional Exploration Period (as extended), as the case may be, during which Exploration Operations are undertaken by the Contractor; "Exploration Operations" include geological, geophysical and Geochemical surveys and analyses, aerial mapping, investigations of subsurface geology, stratigraphic tests, drilling Exploratory ▇▇▇▇▇ and work necessarily connected therewith;

Exploration Period means the period beginning the Operative Date and ending the date a Production Notice is given and Construction Costs are fully committed.

Exploration Period means the period not exceeding six (6) Contract Years from the Effective Date divided into up to three (3) phases, as provided for in Article 4.1.

Exploration Period means the period during which Exploration Operations may be carried out by the Contractor subject to the provisions of Article 3.

Exploration Period means the period granted to the Contractor to conduct Surface Reconnaissance and Exploration, Exploration and Appraisal activities, which consists of the Initial Exploration Period, the First Additional Exploration Period (if any), the Second Additional Exploration Period (if any) and the Appraisal Period (if any).

Exploration Period means the period commencing on the Effective Date and continuing during the time provided within which Licensee is authorized to carry out Exploration Operations and shall include any periods of extensions provided for in this Licence. The period shall terminate with respect to any Discovery Area on the Date of Commercial Discovery in respect of such Discovery Area;

Exploration Period means the Initial Exploration Period, the First Renewal Exploration Period or the Second Renewal Exploration Period;