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Compulsory pooling, also known as forced, statutory or mandatory pooling, forces landownerswho do not wish the mineral resources underneath their land to be extractedto become part of a drilling unit.
Unit Well means a well drilled or acquired for the Unit Account and held for the Unit Account at the time referenced.
What is Unitization? A unitization is the pooling of assets by several parties in an oil and gas producing area in order to form a single operating unit, in exchange for receiving an interest in that unit.
As noted above, while pooling focuses on efficiently combining lands for the purpose of obtaining a drilling permit to drill a single well, unitization focuses on the combination of interests covering a larger area to facilitate development of all or part of a common source of supply (i.e. a field/reservoir).
Pooling Clause: Joining the Leased Land with Other Land The typical OG lease allows the lessee to join or pool various adjacent tracts of land together to form a larger pooled unit on which it can operate.
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An oil or gas reservoir may straddle adjacent contract areas. Unitization is the process whereby the straddling reservoir is jointly developed by the interest owners in the adjacent contract groups.
Unitization is the combined operation of an oil and gas field by the different holders of the rights to the petroleum resources in the individual tracts on top of a petroleum reservoir.
As noted above, while pooling focuses on efficiently combining lands for the purpose of obtaining a drilling permit to drill a single well, unitization focuses on the combination of interests covering a larger area to facilitate development of all or part of a common source of supply (i.e. a field/reservoir).
Pooling is a tool used to bring together small or irregular tracts of land or mineral interests to form one drilling unit for the purposes of oil or gas production.
Traditional oilfield units are based on the footpoundssecond (FPS) system as bastardized by the industry. Primary oilfield units are: bbl Barrel, used for all liquid measurements defined as 42 US gallons (159 L).

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