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19-10-68. Application for preference in sale of royalty oil; requirements.

A petroleum refinery within  the state unable to purchase in the open market at prevailing prices an adequate supply of refinery charge stocks of a  quality to meet the needs of its existing petroleum refinery capacity may file an application and supporting documents with  the oil conservation commission. Such application shall be filed in triplicate and must be accompanied by a detailed  statement containing the following information:   

A.     the full name and address of the applicant; the location of the petroleum refinery; a complete disclosure of applicant's affiliation or association with any other petroleum refiner of oil  if such relationship exists; and reasons for believing that applicant is entitled to a preference under this act [19-10-64 to 19-10-70 NMSA 1978], including a full showing of efforts made to purchase refinery charge stocks in the open market;   

B.     the capacity of the refinery to be supplied and the amount, source and grade of all refinery charge stocks currently available to the applicant petroleum refiner by purchase; and   

C.     the minimum amount and grade of additional refinery charge stocks needed to meet existing refinery commitments or existing refinery capacity, the field or fields which the petroleum refiner believes offer a potential source of refinery charge stocks supply because of proximity to its refinery and the available transportation facilities which the refiner proposes to utilize.   

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19-10-68. Application for preference in sale of royalty oil; requirements.

A petroleum refinery within  the state unable to purchase in the open market at prevailing prices an adequate supply of refinery charge stocks of a  quality to meet the needs of its existing petroleum refinery capacity may file an application and supporting documents with  the oil conservation commission. Such application shall be filed in triplicate and must be accompanied by a detailed  statement containing the following information:   

A.     the full name and address of the applicant; the location of the petroleum refinery; a complete disclosure of applicant's affiliation or association with any other petroleum refiner of oil  if such relationship exists; and reasons for believing that applicant is entitled to a preference under this act [19-10-64 to 19-10-70 NMSA 1978], including a full showing of efforts made to purchase refinery charge stocks in the open market;   

B.     the capacity of the refinery to be supplied and the amount, source and grade of all refinery charge stocks currently available to the applicant petroleum refiner by purchase; and   

C.     the minimum amount and grade of additional refinery charge stocks needed to meet existing refinery commitments or existing refinery capacity, the field or fields which the petroleum refiner believes offer a potential source of refinery charge stocks supply because of proximity to its refinery and the available transportation facilities which the refiner proposes to utilize.   


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-mexico > Chapter-19 > Article-10 > Section-19-10-68

19-10-68. Application for preference in sale of royalty oil; requirements.

A petroleum refinery within  the state unable to purchase in the open market at prevailing prices an adequate supply of refinery charge stocks of a  quality to meet the needs of its existing petroleum refinery capacity may file an application and supporting documents with  the oil conservation commission. Such application shall be filed in triplicate and must be accompanied by a detailed  statement containing the following information:   

A.     the full name and address of the applicant; the location of the petroleum refinery; a complete disclosure of applicant's affiliation or association with any other petroleum refiner of oil  if such relationship exists; and reasons for believing that applicant is entitled to a preference under this act [19-10-64 to 19-10-70 NMSA 1978], including a full showing of efforts made to purchase refinery charge stocks in the open market;   

B.     the capacity of the refinery to be supplied and the amount, source and grade of all refinery charge stocks currently available to the applicant petroleum refiner by purchase; and   

C.     the minimum amount and grade of additional refinery charge stocks needed to meet existing refinery commitments or existing refinery capacity, the field or fields which the petroleum refiner believes offer a potential source of refinery charge stocks supply because of proximity to its refinery and the available transportation facilities which the refiner proposes to utilize.