Question

petroleum retention license purpose

Answer 1

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A petroleum retention license is typically issued to a company or individual by the government for the purpose of retaining ownership of petroleum reserves within a specific area. This license allows the holder to explore, extract, and sell petroleum resources within the designated area. The purpose of the license is to ensure that the government can regulate and control the extraction and production of petroleum resources in order to maximize economic benefits and protect the environment.