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This webinar will focus on the essential components of most solar lease agreements, including term sheets, option to lease agreements, solar lease agreements, mutual use surface agreements between an oil and gas lessee and a solar developer, and surface waiver and non-interference agreements for mineral owners. Improve your ability to convey the meaning and intent of various terms and provisions to prospective landowners, mineral owners, or for your company if they are approached by a solar developer. Enhance your understanding of frequently encountered lease terms and co-conditions, both Lessor and Lessee friendly, by reviewing example forms. -Example Solar Term Sheet Agreement -Example Solar Option to Ground Mount Lease Agreement -Example Solar Ground Mount Lease Agreement -Example Mutual Use Surface Agreement -Example Surface Waiver and Non-Interference Agreement
This video will focus on the essential components of most solar lease agreements, including term sheets, option to lease agreements, solar lease agreements, mutual use surface agreements between an oil and gas lessee and a solar developer, and surface waiver and non-interference agreements for mineral owners.
Improve your ability to convey the meaning and intent of various terms and provisions to prospective landowners, mineral owners, or for your company if they are approached by a solar developer. Enhance your understanding of frequently encountered lease terms and co-conditions, both Lessor and Lessee friendly, by reviewing example forms.
-Example Solar Term Sheet Agreement
-Example Solar Option to Ground Mount Lease Agreement
-Example Solar Ground Mount Lease Agreement -Example Mutual Use Surface Agreement
-Example Surface Waiver and Non-Interference Agreement
Speaker: Phillip Guerra
3 CEU
Phillip A. Guerra, JD, CPL
Land Acquisition Manager
Lightsource bp
Phillip A. Guerra, CPL
Phillip is a land acquisition manager at Lightsource bp, a global leader in solar development, management, and operations. He and his company develop utility-scale solar projects across 19 countries, including the United States.
After graduating from law school in 2013, Phillip began his career in the upstream oil and gas sector as a contractor for Antero Resources’ broker, where he ran title (surface, mineral, HBP, heirship) and completed pre-drilling and post-drilling ownership reports on behalf of his client in southeast Ohio.
In 2017, he continued his work as a field land manager for Rice Energy, now EQT Corporation, where he successfully negotiated over 150 deals in the first six months of employment. Phillip was quickly promoted to project manager, where he oversaw the client’s leasing activity in Ohio. In 2018, he and his team of 14 contractors closed over 680 deals and had zero “non-perf” zones due to landowners “holding out,” helping his client avoid any lost revenue.
In early 2019, Phillip transitioned out of oil and gas and into solar. He accepted his first in-house position at ForeFront Power, where he oversaw land acquisition for community solar projects on the east coast. In his three years at the San Francisco based company, he successfully closed 90 deals across seven different states, totaling over 400 megawatts of potential solar projects.
As a Certified Professional Landman, Phillip has been a proud member of the American Association of Professional Landmen since 2014. He has presented on several topics related to oil & gas and solar across the country, educating land professionals on the similarities and differences between the two industries. Phillip was awarded the AAPL’s Education Award in 2022 and formerly sat on AAPL’s Educational Committee as well as NAPE’s Operators Committee.
Phillip holds a BBA in Marketing and Real Estate from the University of Cincinnati and his Juris Doctorate from Florida A&M University’s College of Law. He lives with his wife, Kathleen, in Columbus, Ohio.
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2023 Annual Meeting Recording
Learn about the mineral buying business. Presented at 2023 Annual Meeting
Speaker: Heath Thompson
0.5 CEU
Heath Thompson, CPL
Director of Land
Hatch Resources
Heath Thompson is the Director of Land at Hatch where he oversees the land group including title verification and business development efforts. Prior to Hatch, Mr. Thompson served in various Land and Leadership capacities at Brigham Exploration, Statoil and Equinor. His upstream expertise includes organic asset growth, stakeholder management, field development, creation and integration of systems and processes, as well as project management. Mr. Thompson holds a CPL certification and graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Energy Management with Honors from The University of Oklahoma.
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A review of petroleum engineering for non-engineers
A review of petroleum engineering for non-engineers.
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- Nonmember - $35
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Discussion regarding the updates and changes to the AAPL 2015 JOA
Discussion regarding the updates and changes to the AAPL 2015 JOA
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A variety of speakers that address issues affecting Landmen in Texas
- AAPL Update - Mike Curry;
- Offshore Drilling - Keith Couvillion;
- Independent Contractor - Alan Morgan;
- Upcoming Supreme Court Decisions - Stephen K. Newton;
- Panel Discussion: Mergers & Acquisitions - Frank Klam, Robin Galvin, Stuart Rexrode, Joseph Williams;
- Deed Construction Issues - Robert Ballentine;
- Oil and Gas Law Update - Austin Brister;
- Ethics: "A Funny Thing Happened..." - Rand Marsh
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- Nonmember - $280
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Making Cash Flow
Decisions pivot on cash flow analysis, and cash flow builds on all of the major drivers in the business. Reliable cash flow analysis requires a broad understanding of the issues and methods for inputs ranging from geology to gas differentials, from decline curves to discount rates. Mr. Purvis will survey methods, notable issues and misunderstood assumptions for creating and interpreting cash flows.
Learning objectives:
- Be able to dissect a reservoir engineer's cash flow projections.
- Be able to ask meaningful questions about the underlying work process that created the assumptions.
- To apply appropriate concepts of uncertainty to comprehend the implications of the analysis.-
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The basics for federal oil and gas leases
Presented at 2019 Annual Meeting: The basics for federal oil and gas leases
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Held by Production in the Appalachia Basin
Presented at 2019 Annual Meeting: Held by Production in the Appalachia Basin
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Covenants running with the land
Presented at 2019 Annual Meeting: Covenants running with the land
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Due diligence when acquiring upstream assets
Presented at 2019 Annual Meeting: Due diligence when acquiring upstream assets
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- Nonmember - $70
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