30 CFR Part 1202
PART 1202—ROYALTIES
- PART 1202—ROYALTIES
- Chapter XII—Office of Natural Resources Revenue, Department of the Interior › Subchapter A—Natural Resources Revenue
- Subpart A—General Provisions [Reserved]
- Subpart B—Oil, Gas, and OCS Sulfur, General
- § 1202.51 Scope and definitions.
- § 1202.52 Royalties.
- § 1202.53 Minimum royalty.
- Subpart C—Federal and Indian Oil
- § 1202.100 Royalty on oil.
- § 1202.101 Standards for reporting and paying royalties.
- Subpart D—Federal Gas
- § 1202.150 Royalty on gas.
- § 1202.151 Royalty on processed gas.
- § 1202.152 Standards for reporting and paying royalties on gas.
- Subpart E—Solid Minerals, General [Reserved]
- Subpart F—Coal
- § 1202.250 Overriding royalty interest.
- Subpart G—Other Solid Minerals [Reserved]
- Subpart H—Geothermal Resources
- § 1202.350 Scope and definitions.
- § 1202.351 Royalties on geothermal resources.
- § 1202.352 Minimum royalty.
- § 1202.353 Measurement standards for reporting and paying royalties and direct use fees.
- Subpart I—OCS Sulfur [Reserved]
- Subpart J—Gas Production From Indian Leases
- § 1202.550 How do I determine the royalty due on gas production?
- § 1202.551 How do I determine the volume of production for which I must pay royalty if my lease is not in an approved Federal unit or communitization agreement (AFA)?
- § 1202.552 How do I determine how much royalty I must pay if my lease is in an approved Federal unit or communitization agreement (AFA)?
- § 1202.553 How do I value my production if I take more than my entitled share?
- § 1202.554 How do I value my production that I do not take if I take less than my entitled share?
- § 1202.555 What portion of the gas that I produce is subject to royalty?
- § 1202.556 How do I determine the value of avoidably lost, wasted, or drained gas?
- § 1202.557 Must I pay royalty on insurance compensation for unavoidably lost gas?
- § 1202.558 What standards do I use to report and pay royalties on gas?
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