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The Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Minerals (PNGM) Center, part of the Houston Field Office, will manage all Drawback Specialists and their functions starting October 1, 2024. Despite this centralization, there will be no changes to how claims are submitted and processed, how ruling and privilege application requests are submitted, or to the drawback points of contact and email addresses. This reorganization is a significant administrative change within CBP. Still, it's designed to have minimal impact on businesses interacting with CBP for drawback-related matters. From my perspective, what could this change mean in the longer term: 1. Improved consistency: Centralizing drawback functions under one Center of Excellence and Expertise will likely lead to more consistent handling of drawback claims and processes over time. 2. Streamlined operations: Consolidating drawback specialists and their functions under one management structure could lead to more efficiency, standardization, and workload management. 3. Potential for standardized training: With all Drawback Specialists under one management organization, there may be opportunities for more standardized and focused training programs, which could lead to improved performance and consistency.

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Midstream Consolidation in the DJ Basin Among DJ producers, Chevron, Civitas Resources and Occidental Petroleum (Oxy) are now the top dogs, with big hopes for the future there. And, as we’ll discuss in today’s RBN blog, a handful of midstreamers have taken on leading roles in crude oil and gas gathering (and processing) in Weld County, CO, the heart of the basin. https://lnkd.in/gG4zCNeW

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Discover the impact of the Supreme Court of Appeal's June 2024 judgment in the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy vs Sustaining the Wild Coast case. Learn about Shell's appeal, the court's decision, and its implications for administrative decisions and the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act. Insights by Francois Sieberhagen. Read more: https://bit.ly/4bVDnW9 #MiningLaw

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The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has announced the launch of the 2024 Licensing Round during a global event, inviting international investors possessing both financial and technical capabilities. The round comprises 12 meticulously chosen blocks spanning diverse geological formations, with the aim of enhancing reserves and driving economic growth. The commission places a strong emphasis on conducting the licensing process in a fair, competitive, and transparent manner, aligning with the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). Detailed guidelines and plans have been issued for the 12 blocks, while the conclusion of the 2022 Mini-Bid Round Exercise for seven deep offshore blocks is also addressed. Global partners are urged to participate, with guidelines designed to foster fairness, strategic collaboration, economic returns, and technological exchange. The bidding process for the 12 oil blocks and five deep offshore assets is scheduled to conclude by January 2025.