Directive 065: Resources Applications for Oil and Gas Reservoirs ...

Requirements
Comments
a) the point at which the common purchaser
shall take delivery of gas offered for sale,
and/or
b) the proportion of gas that the common the
common purchaser shall purchase from
each producer or owner offering gas for
sale, and/or
c) the price that the common purchaser shall
pay for the gas.
3) A discussion of the reasons why you are
requesting the subject order, including a
description of the circumstances that in your
opinion have led or will lead to an inequitable
situation.
4) Evidence that your well is completed in the
pool to which the common purchaser is to
apply, including
a) a net pay isopach map of the pool,
including both oil and gas if there is an
associated pool,
The net pay map should show the entire pool
and illustrate wells outside the pool that control
the edges of the pool.
b) where pool delineation or fluid interfaces
are based on structural interpretation, a
structure contour map of the pool and
offsetting area,
c) an interpreted and annotated log crosssection
or representative well log(s)
showing
i) stratigraphic interpretation of the
zone(s) of interest,
If there is a dispute among the parties involved
regarding the delineation of the pool(s) in
question, you should include an annotated
cross-section in the application; if there is no
dispute respecting this issue, an annotated
representative well log is sufficient.
ii) interpretation of the fluid interfaces
present,
iii) completions and treatments to the
wellbore(s), with dates,
iv) cumulative production,
v) finished drilling date and kelly bushing
(KB) elevation, and
1-8 • ERCB Directive 065: Resources Applications / Common Purchaser (October 2011)