Sentences with phrase «exploration companies does»

These exploration companies don't have a lot of labor or variable costs; they are operationally profitable, may have «use it or lose it» leases or minimum pumping requirements for contract or engineering reasons.

Not exact matches

His career took him all over the North (including Greenland, where he did mineral exploration work), before he assumed the CEO position at the five - year - old diamond company Aber in 1999.

So as the idea developed, about 6 months after doing this kind of exploration where we'd meet continually with a whole bunch of different people, industry thinkers and stuff, it became clear that we could actually start a company around this and we could build the world's first social magazine.

Last month it happened, though, and it sends a troubling message about the viability of northern development: that the major energy companies that have done the bulk of the exploration thus far are losing interest.

But the exploration of such a watch leaves open lots of exciting questions: If the company does release such a product, what would it look like?

You don't have to stick with the big boys in the industry, though; there are hundreds of independent oil & gas companies that participate in drilling and exploration, equipment and services, pipelines, and refining and marketing.

Challenging times face the REE exploration companies just as they do for the rest of the junior mining industry.

better yet — he's the type of guy to extort money from a congregation that doesn't understand global economics, fiat currency, OPEC, oil production, the supply chain, the exploration of oil reserves or how foreign / state run companies keep supply low to drive up demand which they then use the proceeds to seed their Islamic theocracies which in turn oppress woman and preach anti-American propaganda.

«Our office has received a lot of complaints that gas exploration companies have sent out letters trying rto extend their leases and claiming they have the right to do so because of DEC's review process, which has been delayed.

In a previous round of US exploration in the 1980s and 1990s, oil companies drilled a handful of wells in the Chukchi Sea and dozens in the Beaufort — but those wells didn't prove economic enough to pursue.

Stephen Gorevan, chairman of Honeybee Robotics, a Brooklyn - based company best known for the work it's done to equip NASA's Mars rovers with robotic life - detection components, talks about aerospace technology and the future of space exploration.

Neither NASA nor the companies will reveal what percentage of the development costs are being borne by the taxpayers, although NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Bill Gerstenmaier acknowledged at a 2012 House Science, Space and Technology (SS&T) Committee hearing that the government was paying the majority of those costs and did not disagree when asked if it was 80 - 90 percent.

I do love these elegant pieces from Najo, an Australian based company who, inspired by a trip to Mexico many years ago began making jewellery which remains inspired by cultural explorations.

Why did the New Zealand government announce that it will not issue any new permits to oil exploration companies?

Bailey notes, «When it comes to other crucial challenges our country faces — creating a more reliable health care system, finding efficient sources of clean energy, or improving space exploration — policymakers do not ask whether they should engage for - profit companies, but how they should.»

Commodity funds don't invest directly in commodities, but they do invest in companies that are involved in commodity - intensive industries, such as energy exploration or mining.

Mining companies and oil and gas exploration and production companies have direct exposure to commodities prices, and affiliated businesses, like heavy - equipment manufacturers and oilfield - services companies, tend to do better when the underlying commodities are performing well.

It takes courage for a government to serve notice to powerful offshore oil exploration companies that they're not welcome, but that's exactly what the Belize government has been doing throughout 2015.

Over 20 million hectares across the country have been identified, contracts signed, and on 20 May a new law was declared specifically permitting «the development of hydrocarbon exploration activities in the different zones and categories within protected areas,» and stipulating what companies should do if they make «commercially - viable discoveries» and want to exploit them.

Had a personal encounter with a rare baby snake making its way inside my sleeve outside my office while this character was absorbed in describing the projects he undertook, some paid - most unpaid, doing surveys and head counts and relocations for wildlife bodies and for exploration companies.

The little work that has been done to overcome the assumption of equipartition with regard to this lack, such as in Cowtan and Way, falls all too short of what could be achieved had, for example, companies who use words like «exploration» and «discovery» in their advertising and lobbying, in the Luntzian sense, put a tiny amount toward maintaining weather stations for real exploration and real discovery.

The US - Dominican Republic - Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) has made doing business in El Salvador easier for foreign companies, and thus exploration permits have been issued for a variety of development projects, including gold and silver mines.

Our research has found unacceptable risks in the fossil fuel exploration and production industry and therefore we do not invest in companies in the sector.»

I don't know if oil companies use climate models for «predicting source rock distributions for oil and gas exploration.

The narrative we're told by the companies doing this is one of heroic exploration combined with sense - of - duty patriotism, a spirit of exploration and technological progress unlocking the energy that will usher in continued steady progress.

The Company does not intend to disclose developments regarding its exploration of strategic alternatives unless and until its Board of Directors approve a definitive transaction.»

When it comes to resource companies getting assurance they have in fact reached consent with First Nations groups to proceed with exploration, the absence of a proper definition of the word «consent» from the federal government has left miners and their lawyers considering various formulas to determine if they really do have consent.

You could working for a company that does research on space exploration.

This in turn has led a number of exploration companies to shift the focus of their activities to areas that do not have native title issues; i.e. overseas countries where access to prospective areas can be more easily obtained or to brownfields areas where titles have already been granted.

To do so would be unlikely to result in a sustainable relationship between exploration companies and Indigenous communities.3 In any event, if the Action Agenda concludes with recommendations contrary to Australia's human rights obligations, governments (both Commonwealth and State) would be precluded from acting on the recommendations.4

Given that the native title representative bodies do not have enough time, money or people available to ensure that native title holders and claimants in their area are able to exercise their procedural rights in hundreds of separate negotiations with mining companies and the State, a formalised «opt in» process negotiated by Indigenous peak bodies may prove to be a means to ensure that native title parties have some meaningful participation in decisions regarding mining exploration over their land.

[97] To further illustrate the exclusive / non-exclusive distinction it may be useful to consider a non-native title example: when a company gains an exploration licence over land in WA, the company does not have exclusive possession of that land, [98] but it does have various exclusive rights in relation to that land.

[24] To further illustrate the exclusive / non-exclusive distinction it may be useful to consider a non-native title example: when a company gains an exploration licence over land in WA, the company does not have exclusive possession of that land, [25] but it does have various exclusive rights in relation to that land [26].

The price of oil at $ 64 per barrel is about half of what it was at the peak in 2014, when energy companies were doing extensive exploration.