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Shut-in means turning or installing a valve so that natural gas does not flow from a well. Shut-in means flow of all liquids and vapor into the Tank System or piece of equipment has ceased and cannot be resumed without HighPoint personnel opening valves, activating equipment, or supplying a power source.
1-YEAR. After a year of being shut in, docHub corrosion damage is likely to have occurred if the well has any water left downhole untreated.
In such circumstances where a gas well has been completed but no market exists for the gas, the shut-in clause enables a lessee to keep the non-producing lease in force by the payment of the shut-in royalty.
A shut-in clause (or shut-in royalty clause) traditionally allows the lessee to maintain the lease by making shut-in payments on a well capable of producing oil or gas in paying quantities where the oil or gas cannot be marketed, whether due to a lack of pipeline connection or otherwise.
1-YEAR. After a year of being shut in, docHub corrosion damage is likely to have occurred if the well has any water left downhole untreated.
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Definition of shut in a well To shut in a well is to close off a well so that it stops producing. An emergency shutdown valve was installed on the wellhead to shut in the well at any time.
To close a well, a special drilling rig is used to inject a thick mud at the well head to block the flow of oil and gas. This blocks the pores of the rock to a lesser degree, alters the pressure inside the well and inevitably complicates any attempt to resume production.
In such circumstances where a gas well has been completed but no market exists for the gas, the shut-in clause enables a lessee to keep the non-producing lease in force by the payment of the shut-in royalty.
shut in a well in the Oil and Gas Industry To shut in a well is to close off a well so that it stops producing. An emergency shutdown valve was installed on the wellhead to shut in the well at any time.
Shut-in royalties are periodic payments for the privilege of deferring exploration and production after the primary term. Amber Oil and Gas v. Bratton, 711 S.W. 2d 741, 743 (Tex. App. Austin 1986, no writ).

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