قواعد فراملی حاکم بر قراردادهای حفاری و منابع آن (مقاله علمی وزارت علوم)
درجه علمی: نشریه علمی (وزارت علوم)
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عملیات اکتشاف و توسعه نفت، به ویژه بهره برداری از چاه های حفر شده، به وسیله زنجیره ای پیچیده و چندلایه از مراحل و انواع خدمات فنی اداره می شود. از مهم ترین بخش های این عملیات، خدمات حفاری چاه های نفت و گاز است. نزدیک به بیست عملیات مختلف لازم است تا چاه های نفت و گاز را در مدت بهره برداری، اداره، تعمیر، نگهداری، بازحفاری و کنترل کند. بررسی ها نشان می دهد که معیارها و قواعد فنی و اجرایی یکسانی بر مجموعه این فعالیت ها حاکم است. پرسش این است که آیا قراردادهای این بخش از صنعت نفت نیز از قواعدی پیروی می کند که الزاماً ویژه یک نظام حقوقی داخلی خاص نباشد؟ و اگر چنین است، مهم ترین این قواعد کدام اند؟ هدف این نوشتار، معرفی کلی جایگاه این خدمات و شناسایی معیارها و قواعدی است که در بخش عملیات حفاری، جزئی از چهارچوب مناسبات حرفه ای و قراردادی طرفین است. جدای از قراردادنویسی، نقش این قاعده ها و معیارها در مرحله حل اختلاف - اعم از دادگاه، داوری و یا شیوه های جایگزین- نیز به همان اندازه و گاهی بیشتر مهم است.Transnational Rules Governing Drilling Contracts and Its Resources
Oil exploration and development operations, and especially the exploitation of drilled wells, are managed by a complex and multi-layered chain of stages and types of technical services. One of the most important operations is oil and gas well Drilling Services. More than twenty different services are required to manage, repair, maintain, redrill and control oil and gas wells during their operation. From the point of view of advancement and delay, technology has always been ahead of the regulations and laws governing it. In order to organize the specific regulations of each sector, the lawyer should pay attention to this advance and not to legislate, compose and interpret regardless of the requirements of technology and target groups and its functions. Drilling services and related contracts can be considered among the most widely used types of services and contracts in the upstream sector of the oil and gas industry, from the exploration stage to the end of production and exploitation. By studying the contracts concluded between Companies (employers) and Contractors that come from different legal systems, as well as contract samples that are proposed by related professional and trade organizations, questions arise that such as below: What is the origin of maximum similarity and common language in this section? Can this closeness and sometimes sameness of drilling contracts be simply interpreted as "Boilerplates" in the contracts, or is the issue more fundamental than that, and in the stages of interpretation, implementation and dispute resolution, it is also the basis of important decisions? The method of ascertaining the rules can be based on induction (moving from the part and reaching the general rules). The sources of this inference are also 1- Repetition of contractual conditions based on the standards and examples compiled of drilling contracts by specialized institutions and major multinational companies in the oil industry; 2- Arbitral awards, including classical awards in the field of oil and general awards in the field of international trade and domestic arbitration awards, which explicitly refer to concepts such as "Principles governing the Norms of trade and industry", "Recognized Practices and Known Procedures" and the like are cited and the last is 3- domestic laws.Confidentiality/ "Contractor's responsibility in equipping and preparation"/ "Commitment to cooperate with other contractors"/ " "Presumption of damage due to the delay of the contractor in fulfilling his obligations."/ "Indemnification of the parties to the contract from consequential (indirect) damages"/ "Compliance with accepted requirements" Regarding safety" HSE /"Distribution and risk allocation between the Company(employer) and the contractor" and "Permissibility of the contract towards the employer in daily and in-depth contracts" are among these rules. Of course, this list can be completed or changed in different circumstances. Today, in cross-border and international commercial and industrial activities, more than local and domestic factors, the nature and specific requirements of these activities, as well as the major players in these fields (multinational companies and specialized institutions) play a role.