On the issue of dismantling petroleum production platforms,
Jan 7, 2024 20:08:05 GMT -8
Post by account_disabled on Jan 7, 2024 20:08:05 GMT -8
Let's understand first that The matter of dismantling installations used in the petroleum business of the concessionaire company at the end of the concession contract period That is what the whole state is. Department of Natural Fuels and the private sector is a company that receives concessions in petroleum production fields. There have been preparations and discussions for some time. The latest is the signing of a cooperation agreement to pilot the dismantling of 8 wellhead platforms and place them as artificial reefs. For the conservation of marine resources Koh Phangan area Surat Thani Province between the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (MD) together with the company Chevron Thailand Exploration and Production Co., Ltd. (Chevron Thailand) and Chulalongkorn University on April 30, 2019. But that has become an issue that the media is interested in.
Until the Minister of Energy had to come down and Country Email List give orders in this matter. Because there is news coming out that Negotiations between the state and the concessionaire company When placing collateral, dismantle all installations. According to the announcement of the Ministerial Regulations in 2016, it appears that there will not be a resolution quickly. And the private sector is about to file a lawsuit for arbitration. to ask for fairness There has been criticism from the civil society side that Might the government have to pay stupid fees to the private sector in this matter? Like disputes between the state and private individuals in other cases. that the arbitrator has issued a decision In the Petroleum Law of 1971, there was a contract granting private rights to take up concessions in petroleum fields. Section 80/1 and Section 80/2 (Amended in 2007) requires that the concessionaire must place a security deposit and must be responsible for dismantling the installations used in the petroleum business at the end of the concession period.
But it was not clearly stated that he would be responsible for all expenses. It will be specified later. It is a ministerial regulation in 2016 issued in accordance with the Petroleum Act that the concessionaire must prepare a work plan. Estimate costs and guarantees for the dismantling of all installations used in the petroleum business. To the Department of Natural Fuels The total number of available installations is full. Whether it is a part of the central production platform or other wellhead platforms which has been transferred to be state property In following the law this will not be a problem. If in the auction to grant private sector rights to manage the benefits of the Erawan and Bongkot petroleum fields in the past 2018 under the production sharing contract system, The winner is the original concessionaire company. Because even though the original production platform is used Produce petroleum for another 10 years until the process is finished and it is no longer usable.
Until the Minister of Energy had to come down and Country Email List give orders in this matter. Because there is news coming out that Negotiations between the state and the concessionaire company When placing collateral, dismantle all installations. According to the announcement of the Ministerial Regulations in 2016, it appears that there will not be a resolution quickly. And the private sector is about to file a lawsuit for arbitration. to ask for fairness There has been criticism from the civil society side that Might the government have to pay stupid fees to the private sector in this matter? Like disputes between the state and private individuals in other cases. that the arbitrator has issued a decision In the Petroleum Law of 1971, there was a contract granting private rights to take up concessions in petroleum fields. Section 80/1 and Section 80/2 (Amended in 2007) requires that the concessionaire must place a security deposit and must be responsible for dismantling the installations used in the petroleum business at the end of the concession period.
But it was not clearly stated that he would be responsible for all expenses. It will be specified later. It is a ministerial regulation in 2016 issued in accordance with the Petroleum Act that the concessionaire must prepare a work plan. Estimate costs and guarantees for the dismantling of all installations used in the petroleum business. To the Department of Natural Fuels The total number of available installations is full. Whether it is a part of the central production platform or other wellhead platforms which has been transferred to be state property In following the law this will not be a problem. If in the auction to grant private sector rights to manage the benefits of the Erawan and Bongkot petroleum fields in the past 2018 under the production sharing contract system, The winner is the original concessionaire company. Because even though the original production platform is used Produce petroleum for another 10 years until the process is finished and it is no longer usable.