A paid-up oil and gas lease is an agreement between a landowner and an oil and gas company in which the lessee pays a lump sum upfront for the right to explore and extract hydrocarbons from the property for a specified period, typically without ongoing royalty payments. This type of lease eliminates the need for additional payments during the lease term, providing the lessee with financial certainty and the landowner with immediate compensation. The lease remains in effect as long as oil or gas is produced, or until the agreed-upon period expires.
The royalty percentage determines how much share of the production you will receive. When you sign an oil and gas lease, you will typically be paid a lease bonus up front and also agree to a royalty percentage. The royalty percentage in your lease will determine how much cash you receive from the production since your share will be calculated based on this number. As a mineral owner, you want to negotiate the highest royalty percentage possible.
oil is injected, it has separate oil resivor from the gas tank just fill it up with 2 stroke oil and go...
yes you can have your husband set up a type of account where that can be paid to you but either way you will still be ugly
Well gas comes from oil and America does not produce enough oil to support all the things that need gas in America. So America buys alot of its oil from foreign countries. Gas prices are going up because foreign countries are increasing the price and the amount of oil is going down.
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When oil get pumped up it will go to separator for separere the oil from water and gas(H2S).After separated oil will go to refinery.
A hand full of countries control most of the worlds oil and they decide what it will cost. Seeing as how no one has found a way to make gas without oil when oil goes up so does gas.
Natural gas can be produced alongside crude oil during the extraction process. As crude oil is brought to the surface, associated natural gas is also brought up. This natural gas can be separated from the crude oil and processed further for distribution and use.
The oil slick created buy the oil company Exxon . And ship was called Exxon Valdez, so Exxon oil company paid as well as cleared up the oil slick .
Yes, at least in any state I know of. I don't see how he broke the lease, except that under the rule of "Joint and Several Liability" he owes the whole rent amount each month through the end of the lease - as do you. That means that the LL can go after either party for the entire rent, or evect everybody, even if one person has paid their portion. There's really no such thing as 'my half of the rent.' This rule varies by state, but, in any case, if he paid, he has a right of access.
Pull the dipstick and see if the oil on it flares up quickly when you heat it with a match.