sec.14Notice about ATP production testing or PL production testing

sec.14 Notice about ATP production testing or PL production testing

For the 2004 Act , sections 71A (2) (a) and 150A (2) (a) , the following information is prescribed— the identifying number of the authority to prospect or petroleum lease; the day the testing started; the identifying name of the petroleum well for which the testing is being carried out; for each natural underground reservoir from which the testing is being carried out— an identification of the reservoir including, for example, a description of the geological features of the reservoir; and the type of reservoir; and the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the reservoir; details of any stimulation to be carried out during the testing; See sections 33 and 34 for notice requirements relating to hydraulic fracturing activities. details of the use, or intended use, of petroleum in a gaseous state produced during the testing. for an authorised activity for the petroleum tenure, flaring, venting, processing

• (a) the identifying number of the authority to prospect or petroleum lease;
• (b) the day the testing started;
• (c) the identifying name of the petroleum well for which the testing is being carried out;
• (d) for each natural underground reservoir from which the testing is being carried out— (i) an identification of the reservoir including, for example, a description of the geological features of the reservoir; and (ii) the type of reservoir; and (iii) the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the reservoir;
• (i) an identification of the reservoir including, for example, a description of the geological features of the reservoir; and
• (ii) the type of reservoir; and
• (iii) the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the reservoir;
• (e) details of any stimulation to be carried out during the testing; Note— See sections 33 and 34 for notice requirements relating to hydraulic fracturing activities.
• (f) details of the use, or intended use, of petroleum in a gaseous state produced during the testing. Examples of use, or intended use, of the petroleum— for an authorised activity for the petroleum tenure, flaring, venting, processing
• (i) an identification of the reservoir including, for example, a description of the geological features of the reservoir; and
• (ii) the type of reservoir; and
• (iii) the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the reservoir;