Oklahoma § 52-570.6 - Selling royalty gas in kind - Consumption and accounting
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§ 52-570.6. Selling royalty gas in kind - Consumption and accounting
for royalty gas.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas
A. A royalty interest owner who has a right to sell royalty gas
in kind may do so as described in the agreement creating such right,
but in no event upon less than sixty (60) days' prior written notice
to its lessee or lessees and the operator. Solely for purposes of
revenue allocation under the Production Revenue Standards Act, the
interest of a royalty interest owner selling gas and the working
interest burdened thereby shall each be regarded as part royalty
interest and part working interest, in the same percentages that the
royalty and working interests are provided in the lease. A royalty
interest owner selling gas shall remit the royalty share of its gas
sales to the operator in the same manner as any other producing
owner.
B. If metered, consumption of gas from a well by a royalty
interest owner or surface owner wherein there is no sale of such gas
shall be deemed production by the working interest owner burdened by
the contractual right to consume gas and shall be accounted for at
the average price, weighted by volume, of gas from that well sold by
such working interest owner during that month. In the absence of a
sale by such working interest owner, the average price, weighted by
volume, of gas from that well sold by all producing owners during
that month, shall be used.
C. A burdened working interest owner and the operator shall
have the right to accomplish the accounting required pursuant to
this section by offset or adjustment.
D. Royalty gas taken in kind by the Commissioners of the Land
Office shall be considered consumption of gas from a well by a
royalty interest owner and shall be deemed production by the working
interest owner burdened by the contractual right of the
Commissioners of the Land Office to take such gas in kind. Such gas
shall be accounted for by the working interest owner so burdened at
the average price, weighted by volume, of gas from that well sold by
such working interest owner during that month. In the absence of a
sale by such working interest owner, the average price, weighted by
volume, of gas from that well sold by all producing owners during
that month shall be used. The Commissioners of the Land Office
shall account to such working interest owner for such royalty gas
taken in kind at the average price, weighted by volume, of gas from
that well sold by all producing owners during that month.
Added by Laws 1992, c. 190, § 6, eff. July 1, 1993.
Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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