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Oil Mines Regulations 2017

This legislation outlines requirements for upstream oil and gas facilities, mostly with regards to safety issues and necessary training. Moreover, it determines that all oil and gas production installations must be equipped with a flare line. It also prescribes the flare stack…

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Effective01 Jan 2017
Last change11 May 2021

Country / jurisdiction: India · Year: 2017 · Status: In force · Level: National · Type: Voluntary

This legislation outlines requirements for upstream oil and gas facilities, mostly with regards to safety issues and necessary training. Moreover, it determines that all oil and gas production installations must be equipped with a flare line. It also prescribes the flare stack height, anchoring equipment for the flare line and requires that these are provided with a remote ignition system.

Official source: https://www.dgms.net/OMR2017.pdf

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https://www.iea.org/policies/11883

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