30 CFR 203.46 - What administrative steps do I take to obtain and use the royalty suspension supplement?

Code of Federal Regulations - Title 30: Mineral Resources (December 2005)


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TITLE 30 - MINERAL RESOURCES

CHAPTER II - MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

SUBCHAPTER A - ROYALTY MANAGEMENT

PART 203 - RELIEF OR REDUCTION IN ROYALTY RATES

subpart b - OCS OIL, GAS, AND SULFUR GENERAL

203.46 - What administrative steps do I take to obtain and use the royalty suspension supplement?

  (a) Before you start drilling a well on your lease targeted to a reservoir at least 18,000 feet TVD SS, you must notify, in writing, the MMS Regional Supervisor for Production and Development of your intent to begin drilling operations and the depth of the target.

  (b) After drilling the well, you must provide the MMS Regional Supervisor for Production and Development within 60 days after reaching the total depth in your well: (1) Information that allows MMS to confirm that you drilled a certified unsuccessful well as defined under 203.0, including: (i) Well log data, if your original well or sidetrack does not meet the producibility requirements of 30 CFR part 250, subpart A; or (ii) Well log, well test, seismic, and economic data, if your well does meet the producibility requirements of 30 CFR part 250, subpart A; and (2) Information that allows MMS to confirm the size of the royalty suspension supplement for a sidetrack, including sidetrack measured depth and supporting documentation.

  (c) If you commenced drilling a well that otherwise meets the criteria for a certified unsuccessful well on or after March 26, 2003, and finished it before May 3, 2004, provide the information in paragraph (b) of this section no later than August 3, 2004.

[69 FR 3510, Jan. 26, 2004, as amended at 69 FR 24054, Apr. 30, 2004]

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