Inactive costs such as mineral leases, shut-ins, suspended and capped well-operating costs etc. There may be limited information on maintenance capital in the lease operating statements or it may have been entirely capitalized.
Data with respect to maintenance costs, expensed or capitalized, must be obtained from the company and included in an evaluation. Acknowledging the social and environmental responsibility of the oil and gas industry, COGE Handbook supports the premise that abandonment, decommissioning and reclamation ADR costs should always be considered in the evaluation process and each report must clearly describe the ADR costs included and excluded from the report.
COGE Handbook recommends that partial disclosure of ADR is not considered best practice and cost estimates must be properly assessed by those with the requisite expertise. To avoid confusion, the exclusion of all ADR costs is preferential to partial inclusion. The document now addresses the key concepts, methods, and concerns associated with the development of type wells. This includes information on:.
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