The document discusses decommissioning security disputes in the UK Continental Shelf that have arisen due to the decline in oil prices. Decommissioning Security Agreements (DSAs) require oil and gas companies to pay into a trust fund to cover future decommissioning costs, calculating amounts based on net costs and net value. However, historically optimistic assumptions about future revenues may have led to underprovision of security funds. Now, with lower oil prices, previously viable fields are no longer profitable and decommissioning timelines have been accelerated, straining the calculations and raising concerns about sufficiency of current security levels. Stakeholders are more closely scrutinizing operator projections and disputes could increase over calculations of net costs and value.
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Attached FYI ( NewBase Special 14 September 2015 ) , from Hawk Energy Services Dubai . Daily energy news covering the MENA area and related worldwide energy news. In todays’ issue you will find news about:-
• Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation empowered to enforce UAE’s Nuclear Safety & Security Rules
• Saudi Electricity (SEC) says Aug peak power load hit record high
• Mozanbuque: Sasol to Buy Condensate Worth $45 mn from Petróleos
• Congo (Brazzaville): Ocean Installer awarded contract for Total's Moho Nord development Azerbaijan: Fitch advises Azerbaijan to focus on gas projects, not oil
• India to auction 69 small oil, gas blocks under revenue-sharing
• Crude oil prices fall as demand stalls
• IEA sees low oil price triggering largest cut in non-OPEC supply in more than two decades
• In Japan, the Rise of the Machines Solves Labor and Productivity
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Hawk Energy since 2010
Unitization refers to the combining of multiple oil and gas wells within a reservoir so that they can be operated as a single unit. It allows for more efficient development and production from the reservoir. An example is provided of a field that is unitized, with different ownership tracts receiving a percentage of overall production based on their size. Unitization helps maximize recovery, allows more flexible well placement, and keeps leases in effect across the unit even if individual tracts are not directly producing. While it consolidates control, unitization lowers costs and provides economic and recovery benefits over independent operations.
This document contains the confidential draft intellectual property chapter from negotiations of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement between 12 countries, including the US, Japan, Canada, and Australia. It covers proposed international obligations and enforcement mechanisms for copyright, trademark, and patent law. The document combines the negotiating positions of all parties as of August 30, 2013 and was distributed to the chief negotiators after the 19th round of negotiations in Brunei. It includes proposed provisions on objectives of the chapter, definitions, national treatment, enforcement, technological protection measures, geographical indications, patents, trademarks, copyright, and other issues.
The largest oil companies operating in Abu Dhabi will have to pay more for crude oil supplies after a 75-year partnership expires. ExxonMobil, BP, Shell and Total will pay 11 cents per barrel above the official price and will no longer have equity stakes after losing rights in the company operating Abu Dhabi's onshore oil fields. The companies bid for new production agreements but Adnoc may take until early 2015 to choose partners. Meanwhile it will supply the companies with oil under short-term contracts. BP also failed in a legal appeal to curb payments it says are "fictitious" from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill settlement. Oman's crude oil production declined slightly in December 2013 with China
With online shopping spreading quickly, China ' s e-commerce market is rapidly expanding; the e-commerce distribution bottlenecks gradual emerge. Logistics distribution has restricted the development of Taobao.It is proved that during the process of distributing activity, information processing and dispatching speed can be speeded up with computer, telecommunication and network technologies, so improving efficiency and competence greatly. Alibaba set up rookie network aimed at long-term growth. The necessary of setting up “Rookie network” as well as business models of“Rookie network” were detailed in this article. Last,the effects of Rookie Network on market was analyzed.
This document contains the menu for Aitor's and Xabier's Crazy Restaurant in New York. The menu includes sections for starters, main courses, desserts, beverages and a daily special. It also provides a recipe for a Spanish omelette which lists the ingredients of potatoes, eggs, oil and salt and instructions for peeling, cutting and frying the potatoes and then mixing them with beaten eggs before frying the mixture.
Greetings,
Attached FYI ( NewBase Special 14 September 2015 ) , from Hawk Energy Services Dubai . Daily energy news covering the MENA area and related worldwide energy news. In todays’ issue you will find news about:-
• Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation empowered to enforce UAE’s Nuclear Safety & Security Rules
• Saudi Electricity (SEC) says Aug peak power load hit record high
• Mozanbuque: Sasol to Buy Condensate Worth $45 mn from Petróleos
• Congo (Brazzaville): Ocean Installer awarded contract for Total's Moho Nord development Azerbaijan: Fitch advises Azerbaijan to focus on gas projects, not oil
• India to auction 69 small oil, gas blocks under revenue-sharing
• Crude oil prices fall as demand stalls
• IEA sees low oil price triggering largest cut in non-OPEC supply in more than two decades
• In Japan, the Rise of the Machines Solves Labor and Productivity
we would appreciate your actions to send to all interested parties that you may wish. Also note that if you or your organization wish to include your own article or advert in our circulations, please send it to :-
khdmohd@hotmail.com or khdmohd@hawkenergy.net
Best Regards.
Khaled Al Awadi
Energy Consultant & NewBase Chairman - Senior Chief Editor
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USA
Emarat member since 1990
ASME meme since 1995
Hawk Energy since 2010
Unitization refers to the combining of multiple oil and gas wells within a reservoir so that they can be operated as a single unit. It allows for more efficient development and production from the reservoir. An example is provided of a field that is unitized, with different ownership tracts receiving a percentage of overall production based on their size. Unitization helps maximize recovery, allows more flexible well placement, and keeps leases in effect across the unit even if individual tracts are not directly producing. While it consolidates control, unitization lowers costs and provides economic and recovery benefits over independent operations.
This document contains the confidential draft intellectual property chapter from negotiations of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement between 12 countries, including the US, Japan, Canada, and Australia. It covers proposed international obligations and enforcement mechanisms for copyright, trademark, and patent law. The document combines the negotiating positions of all parties as of August 30, 2013 and was distributed to the chief negotiators after the 19th round of negotiations in Brunei. It includes proposed provisions on objectives of the chapter, definitions, national treatment, enforcement, technological protection measures, geographical indications, patents, trademarks, copyright, and other issues.
The largest oil companies operating in Abu Dhabi will have to pay more for crude oil supplies after a 75-year partnership expires. ExxonMobil, BP, Shell and Total will pay 11 cents per barrel above the official price and will no longer have equity stakes after losing rights in the company operating Abu Dhabi's onshore oil fields. The companies bid for new production agreements but Adnoc may take until early 2015 to choose partners. Meanwhile it will supply the companies with oil under short-term contracts. BP also failed in a legal appeal to curb payments it says are "fictitious" from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill settlement. Oman's crude oil production declined slightly in December 2013 with China
With online shopping spreading quickly, China ' s e-commerce market is rapidly expanding; the e-commerce distribution bottlenecks gradual emerge. Logistics distribution has restricted the development of Taobao.It is proved that during the process of distributing activity, information processing and dispatching speed can be speeded up with computer, telecommunication and network technologies, so improving efficiency and competence greatly. Alibaba set up rookie network aimed at long-term growth. The necessary of setting up “Rookie network” as well as business models of“Rookie network” were detailed in this article. Last,the effects of Rookie Network on market was analyzed.
This document contains the menu for Aitor's and Xabier's Crazy Restaurant in New York. The menu includes sections for starters, main courses, desserts, beverages and a daily special. It also provides a recipe for a Spanish omelette which lists the ingredients of potatoes, eggs, oil and salt and instructions for peeling, cutting and frying the potatoes and then mixing them with beaten eggs before frying the mixture.
Resonance – The Invisible Hand of MarketingSoulful Brand
As entrepreneurs & business leaders promoting our business, how can we stand out in our market, while also staying true to who we are? Is there a way to experience authenticity within ourselves and with our audience, while facing the pressures of building a business and hitting our goals? In this talk, Ryan Rigoli, co-founder of Soulful Brand, explores how building trust is not just about what you say, but who you become when marketing and selling your business.
Overall, he explores the question, 'what does it really take to create conversations with deeper meaning and impact, as an entrepreneur / founder of your business.' You'll see a case study showcasing an entrepreneur's successful path from in-authenticity to authenticity and how that increased engagement with her organization's key stakeholders. Additionally, you'll see how she was able to identify when she didn't quite feel like herself when talking about her business, as well as a way to return to authenticity.
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Our company, Soulful Brand, is a brand consultancy and leadership development firm preparing entrepreneurs and business leaders to stand out with a unique message in their market, while staying true to themselves and their vision.
The document appears to be notes or instructions for interactive art created in 2012. It contains technical terms related to augmenting a Traktor DJ set with a natural user interface. The notes include parameters for filters, effects, punching, and other controls to manipulate sound.
DUI or Driving Under the Influence or drugs and/or alcohol is a serious offense. Nevada takes this law very seriously and often sets up DUI check points to reduce drunk driving.
Presentation to the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce on the Common Community Vision for Greater Lowndes County. A full version of the report can be found at www.bit.ly/LowndesCCV
The UW Certificate Programs in Web Design with Adobe Creative Suite provides a hands-on, classroom-based program to teach web design skills. The program consists of 4 courses over 2 quarters covering topics like Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Flash, and a capstone project. Typical students are career changers, graphic artists, and those seeking to advance their skills. On completion, students will be able to design, build, and publish interactive websites using industry-standard tools. The program is offered through the University of Washington's Professional & Continuing Education department.
Selling a house fast can provide homeowners with a solution to liquidate their real estate asset quickly. A website called sell-a-house-fast.co.uk offers information to help homeowners sell their house directly without using a real estate agent in order to complete the sale more rapidly. The website address is provided for anyone seeking additional details on their approach to selling a house fast.
El documento habla sobre los diferentes tipos de sentadillas y su transferencia al sprint. Menciona que existen diferentes tipos de sentadillas como la sentadilla frontal y la sentadilla trasera, y explica cómo estas mejoran la fuerza y el rendimiento en el sprint. También proporciona etiquetas clave sobre fuerza, sentadillas y sprint.
Presentation given to Institute of Healthcare Executives & Suppliers. Spring, 2010.
See more at: http://www.integratedhealthcarestrategies.com/knowledgecenter.aspx.
The document discusses decommissioning of oil and gas installations. It covers international and national legal frameworks for decommissioning, contractual provisions for decommissioning in production sharing contracts from the perspective of contractors and states, and ways that states can make international oil companies pay a share of decommissioning costs even without owning the installations. Specifically, it analyzes how some states have made contractors responsible for decommissioning costs through fiscal policies like disallowing deductions or by "ring fencing" projects to prevent cost recovery across fields.
A brief paper exploring the contractual tools applied by framers of oil and gas contractors to allocate risks between and among parties to O&G undertakings
Segment 001 of Segment 002 of IELR15_5_187-224Michael Davar
This document provides an overview of decommissioning in the UK Continental Shelf from a litigator's perspective. It discusses that as oil fields age, decommissioning becomes necessary to remove installations safely. The regulatory framework in the UK requires full removal of installations. Decommissioning the 350 active fields in the UKCS is estimated to cost over £35 billion. This level of spending provides opportunities for companies to develop expertise in heavy lifting and other decommissioning services. The document also analyzes potential areas of litigation regarding decommissioning, such as challenges to notices requiring parties to carry out decommissioning and claims related to delays, pollution, contracts, and insurance.
FPSOs (Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessels) are increasingly being used for deepwater and ultra-deepwater oil and gas exploration and production. FPSOs can be moored in shallow, deep, and ultra-deep waters, making them suitable for areas that fixed platforms cannot access. They are also mobile, which allows them to be disconnected and moved to safer locations if needed. While FPSO projects require large investments and long timelines, rising oil prices in recent years have made these projects more attractive to investors. However, contractual issues around FPSO projects can be complex, as various subcontracts are involved, and risks related to delays, damages, and liabilities must be carefully addressed.
The document discusses delays that can occur in the offshore oil and gas decommissioning process. It notes that decommissioning involves numerous complex phases that require coordination between many parties. Estimating costs and timelines for each phase is difficult, and past projects have experienced significant delays and cost overruns linked to activities like dredging and cutting. The document also explains that decommissioning contracts may allocate risk for delays through clauses addressing permissible delays, notification requirements, and force majeure events. However, outcomes will depend on the specific contract language and facts of each case. Liquidated damages provisions are one potential remedy for delays but need to reflect genuine pre-estimates of loss to be enforceable.
This document discusses various risks contained in FPSO (floating production storage and offloading) contracts that could lead to disputes between contractors and oil companies. It identifies six main risks: 1) installation risks from cost overruns or delays, 2) broad operational liabilities and indemnities for contractors, 3) contract cancellation provisions that do not protect contractors, 4) unlimited liquidated damages payments for delays, 5) changes to country tax laws or security situations, and 6) pricing formats that do not properly share risks and rewards between parties. The document argues that contracts should be reformed to avoid these risks in order to improve industry stability and returns.
The UK Government’s “Infrastructure Bill” – amended draft published on 14 October 2014. Key highlights: CO2-reduction, extraction-tax, piercing commercial veils in upstream petroleum, levies on CO2 storage/gas storage or unloading/exploiting UK petroleum, and deep petroleum/geothermal energy prospecting.
Coalition Forum: Legal Implications of Offshore DrillingAdele Ramos
The document discusses several legal issues with Belize's current laws and regulations regarding offshore drilling. It notes that Belize's legal system does not offer sufficient protection for private individuals in the event of environmental damages from drilling. The Petroleum Act gives too much power to the Minister and lacks requirements for consultation, environmental protection plans, and adherence to international standards. Contracts awarded by the Minister also lack necessary safeguards. Overall, Belize's laws and oversight of offshore drilling contracts are insufficient to protect citizens and the environment from potential harms.
Resonance – The Invisible Hand of MarketingSoulful Brand
As entrepreneurs & business leaders promoting our business, how can we stand out in our market, while also staying true to who we are? Is there a way to experience authenticity within ourselves and with our audience, while facing the pressures of building a business and hitting our goals? In this talk, Ryan Rigoli, co-founder of Soulful Brand, explores how building trust is not just about what you say, but who you become when marketing and selling your business.
Overall, he explores the question, 'what does it really take to create conversations with deeper meaning and impact, as an entrepreneur / founder of your business.' You'll see a case study showcasing an entrepreneur's successful path from in-authenticity to authenticity and how that increased engagement with her organization's key stakeholders. Additionally, you'll see how she was able to identify when she didn't quite feel like herself when talking about her business, as well as a way to return to authenticity.
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Our company, Soulful Brand, is a brand consultancy and leadership development firm preparing entrepreneurs and business leaders to stand out with a unique message in their market, while staying true to themselves and their vision.
The document appears to be notes or instructions for interactive art created in 2012. It contains technical terms related to augmenting a Traktor DJ set with a natural user interface. The notes include parameters for filters, effects, punching, and other controls to manipulate sound.
DUI or Driving Under the Influence or drugs and/or alcohol is a serious offense. Nevada takes this law very seriously and often sets up DUI check points to reduce drunk driving.
Presentation to the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce on the Common Community Vision for Greater Lowndes County. A full version of the report can be found at www.bit.ly/LowndesCCV
The UW Certificate Programs in Web Design with Adobe Creative Suite provides a hands-on, classroom-based program to teach web design skills. The program consists of 4 courses over 2 quarters covering topics like Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Flash, and a capstone project. Typical students are career changers, graphic artists, and those seeking to advance their skills. On completion, students will be able to design, build, and publish interactive websites using industry-standard tools. The program is offered through the University of Washington's Professional & Continuing Education department.
Selling a house fast can provide homeowners with a solution to liquidate their real estate asset quickly. A website called sell-a-house-fast.co.uk offers information to help homeowners sell their house directly without using a real estate agent in order to complete the sale more rapidly. The website address is provided for anyone seeking additional details on their approach to selling a house fast.
El documento habla sobre los diferentes tipos de sentadillas y su transferencia al sprint. Menciona que existen diferentes tipos de sentadillas como la sentadilla frontal y la sentadilla trasera, y explica cómo estas mejoran la fuerza y el rendimiento en el sprint. También proporciona etiquetas clave sobre fuerza, sentadillas y sprint.
Presentation given to Institute of Healthcare Executives & Suppliers. Spring, 2010.
See more at: http://www.integratedhealthcarestrategies.com/knowledgecenter.aspx.
The document discusses decommissioning of oil and gas installations. It covers international and national legal frameworks for decommissioning, contractual provisions for decommissioning in production sharing contracts from the perspective of contractors and states, and ways that states can make international oil companies pay a share of decommissioning costs even without owning the installations. Specifically, it analyzes how some states have made contractors responsible for decommissioning costs through fiscal policies like disallowing deductions or by "ring fencing" projects to prevent cost recovery across fields.
A brief paper exploring the contractual tools applied by framers of oil and gas contractors to allocate risks between and among parties to O&G undertakings
Segment 001 of Segment 002 of IELR15_5_187-224Michael Davar
This document provides an overview of decommissioning in the UK Continental Shelf from a litigator's perspective. It discusses that as oil fields age, decommissioning becomes necessary to remove installations safely. The regulatory framework in the UK requires full removal of installations. Decommissioning the 350 active fields in the UKCS is estimated to cost over £35 billion. This level of spending provides opportunities for companies to develop expertise in heavy lifting and other decommissioning services. The document also analyzes potential areas of litigation regarding decommissioning, such as challenges to notices requiring parties to carry out decommissioning and claims related to delays, pollution, contracts, and insurance.
FPSOs (Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessels) are increasingly being used for deepwater and ultra-deepwater oil and gas exploration and production. FPSOs can be moored in shallow, deep, and ultra-deep waters, making them suitable for areas that fixed platforms cannot access. They are also mobile, which allows them to be disconnected and moved to safer locations if needed. While FPSO projects require large investments and long timelines, rising oil prices in recent years have made these projects more attractive to investors. However, contractual issues around FPSO projects can be complex, as various subcontracts are involved, and risks related to delays, damages, and liabilities must be carefully addressed.
The document discusses delays that can occur in the offshore oil and gas decommissioning process. It notes that decommissioning involves numerous complex phases that require coordination between many parties. Estimating costs and timelines for each phase is difficult, and past projects have experienced significant delays and cost overruns linked to activities like dredging and cutting. The document also explains that decommissioning contracts may allocate risk for delays through clauses addressing permissible delays, notification requirements, and force majeure events. However, outcomes will depend on the specific contract language and facts of each case. Liquidated damages provisions are one potential remedy for delays but need to reflect genuine pre-estimates of loss to be enforceable.
This document discusses various risks contained in FPSO (floating production storage and offloading) contracts that could lead to disputes between contractors and oil companies. It identifies six main risks: 1) installation risks from cost overruns or delays, 2) broad operational liabilities and indemnities for contractors, 3) contract cancellation provisions that do not protect contractors, 4) unlimited liquidated damages payments for delays, 5) changes to country tax laws or security situations, and 6) pricing formats that do not properly share risks and rewards between parties. The document argues that contracts should be reformed to avoid these risks in order to improve industry stability and returns.
The UK Government’s “Infrastructure Bill” – amended draft published on 14 October 2014. Key highlights: CO2-reduction, extraction-tax, piercing commercial veils in upstream petroleum, levies on CO2 storage/gas storage or unloading/exploiting UK petroleum, and deep petroleum/geothermal energy prospecting.
Coalition Forum: Legal Implications of Offshore DrillingAdele Ramos
The document discusses several legal issues with Belize's current laws and regulations regarding offshore drilling. It notes that Belize's legal system does not offer sufficient protection for private individuals in the event of environmental damages from drilling. The Petroleum Act gives too much power to the Minister and lacks requirements for consultation, environmental protection plans, and adherence to international standards. Contracts awarded by the Minister also lack necessary safeguards. Overall, Belize's laws and oversight of offshore drilling contracts are insufficient to protect citizens and the environment from potential harms.
The document discusses India's proposed Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Bill 2010. It provides context on India's need for a nuclear liability framework to allow private sector participation. The key points covered are:
- The bill aims to address liability issues for nuclear power generation in line with international conventions.
- It proposes liability caps of Rs. 500 crores for operators and Rs. 300 million SDRs per incident to be paid by the central government if exceeded.
- It establishes authorities like the Claims Commissioner and Nuclear Damage Claims Commission to handle claims processing.
- Issues around jurisdiction, liability extent, compensation adequacy, and right to recourse are debated, as the bill does not provide for judicial review of
Production sharing agreements vs service contracts from the view of an iocValentine Ataka
This document compares Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs) and Service Contracts (SCs) from the perspective of an International Oil Company (IOC).
PSAs and SCs both aim to balance the interests of host governments and IOCs. Key differences are that under a PSA, an IOC shares production with the government in return for recovering costs and earning a profit, while under an SC, an IOC is paid fees for services and has no claim on production.
The document analyzes features of each like contract terms, relinquishment obligations, and joint management bodies. It notes advantages of PSAs for IOCs include ability to recover costs and earn profit from production. Advantages of SCs are that
This paper was written in 2000 as part of the CEPMLP's LLM in Petroleum Law and Policy program. It offers drafting suggestions for redetermination provisions in the context of oil unitisation agreements.
The document provides a comparison of the 1982 and 2009 versions of the Institute Cargo Clauses with additional commentary. It summarizes the key changes made between the two versions, including updated language and terminology. The commentary section explains certain clauses in more detail, referring to relevant case law to illustrate how the clauses have been interpreted. It is intended to help users understand the revisions and address common cargo claims issues.
The document discusses decommissioning regulations and cost provisions in Ireland for offshore oil and gas installations. It notes that under Irish law, the authorisation holder is responsible for decommissioning costs. For planned decommissioning, they must obtain a decommissioning safety permit by submitting an approved decommissioning safety case outlining the process. The safety case must demonstrate how risks will be reduced to a level that is as low as reasonably practicable. The document also examines the relevant licensing terms that apply to different offshore blocks in Ireland and notes provisions regarding abandonment of installations.
1) The document discusses key aspects of general takaful contracts including their nature as short term contracts of joint guarantee based on tabarru', wakalah and mudharabah principles. It also covers common general takaful products and their characteristics.
2) Major classes of general takaful are discussed including motor, fire, marine, and miscellaneous takaful along with some common types of coverage in each class.
3) The claims procedures section provides an overview of checking coverage, maintaining a claims register, and investigating claims as part of the claims process.
The document summarizes amendments made in 2020 to India's Emergency Response & Disaster Management Plan (ERDMP) Regulations from 2010. Key changes include:
- Expanding the scope and definitions to include additional petroleum and gas facilities and transportation.
- Requiring entities to appoint a director responsible for compliance and board monitoring.
- Strengthening emergency planning, response, and reporting requirements including increased frequency of mock drills and clearer incident classifications and reporting timelines.
- Updating emergency response organization, notification procedures, and other technical specifications.
Le 02 natural gas exploration and productionNsulangi Paul
This presentation demonstrates activities concerning natural gas exploration and production. The contents point out activities associated with natural gas upstream such as searching and extracting natural gas either offshore or onshore fields.
The document summarizes Mexico's recent energy reform which overhauled the country's energy sector for the first time in over half a century. Key aspects of the reform include: allowing private investment in oil, gas and electricity exploration and production through service contracts, licenses, and profit/production sharing agreements; establishing an independent system operator for electricity; converting Pemex and CFE into autonomous state companies; and strengthening regulators. The reform aims to reverse declines in Mexican oil/gas production and reduce growing imports by attracting private capital to the energy sector.
NewBase 09-January-2023 Energy News issue - 1581 by Khaled Al Awadi.pdfKhaled Al Awadi
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Guideline for Offshore Floating Facilities (GOFF) - [Ikhwan] - 2020.pdfLemuelGulliver
This document provides a briefing on the Guideline for Offshore Floating Facilities (GOFF) implementation in Malaysia. It outlines the objectives to brief parties on GOFF and provide guidance on legal requirements for managing health, safety, security and environment matters onboard floaters operating in Malaysian waters. It describes the agencies involved like DOSH, MARDEPT and PETRONAS and their roles. It also explains the management systems required relating to risks, asset integrity, incidents and other areas to ensure compliance with GOFF.