The Impact of Shale Development on International and Domestic Oil and Gas Contracts

Andrew R. Thomas

The Impact of Shale Development on International and Domestic Oil and Gas Contracts

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Abstract

In new oil and gas provinces, such as Ohio, Pennsylvania or Ukraine, learning oil and gas customs can be a hard lesson for those trying to break into the industry as service providers. They need to get up to speed quickly on customs, form agreements, and applicable laws. But unconventional oil and gas recovery will also lead eventually to unconventional agreements. In this regard, the nascent upstream service industry in new shale provinces are not so far behind - there is reason to be to be optimistic that oil and gas companies will be rethinking how they transact business as a result of the shale boom.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Jan 1 2013

Keywords

contracts
shale drilling
leases
production sharing agreements
service contracts
asset purchase agreements

Disciplines

Energy and Utilities Law
International Trade Law
Oil, Gas, and Mineral Law

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The Impact of Shale Development on International and Domestic Oil and Gas Contracts

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