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Antonyms for recoverable

capable of being recovered or regained

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However, with the advancement of enhance oil recovery (EOR) techniques, the company expects the amount of recoverable reserves can be increased significantly.
The operator achieved first oil from its flagship Lancaster field, estimated to hold 500 million recoverable barrels of oil, last month.
Contingent resources are estimated to be potentially recoverable from known accumulations, but are not yet considered mature enough for commercial development.
He stressed that the company plans to increase the amount of recoverable oil reserves from the Khairkeldy, Yugo-Zapadny, Zholtai and Taur fields, at which KazPetrol completed exploration and evaluation procedures, adding that an increase in production volumes would allow the company to increase the geography of oil exports.
In cases involving accidents and injuries, benefits are recoverable from the day following the accident or injury for five years, or up to the date the claim is settled.
The MVP group unit said its recoverable gold resource went down 17.1 percent to 520,000 ounces as of end-2017 from 627,400 ounces previously.
The system-loss caps set by the ERC are within the same neighborhood as those provided under Senate Bill (SB) 1623, otherwise known as the Recoverable System Loss Act, which was approved by the Senate on third and final reading last month.
Senator Sherwin Gatchalian has lauded the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for lowering the cap on recoverable system loss rates saying the move is very much "pro-consumer."
Areas around the world have identified technically recoverable shale gas and more is being explored each day.
Independent sources put the recoverable oil reserves less than 27bn barrels, from 15bn in 2007 and 4.7bn in 2000.
On April 15, 2010, the MoO had sent to the central cabinet a proposal worked out by Ameedi's directorate to convert recoverable five-year soft loans from IOCs developing two of the country's giant oilfields into un-recoverable signature bonuses.
Horizontal drilling and technological breakthroughs of the past decade have made the US shale industry a force to be reckoned with, but they have also prompted the US Geological Survey (USGS) to begin re-assessing how much technically recoverable continuous shale oil and gas reserves lie in today's hottest shale play the Permian.