The Virgin Islands Release of Call on Production refers to a legal document that enables the release of a call on production in the Virgin Islands. This process involves relinquishing the rights to a call made for oil, gas, or mineral production in the Virgin Islands. The release of a call on production typically occurs when a previously established call on production is no longer necessary, either due to changes in the extraction project or termination of the lease. It allows the leaseholder or operator to release the obligation to meet the production call requirements. The release of call on production can take several forms in the Virgin Islands, depending on the specific circumstances and agreements involved: 1. Full Release of Call on Production: This type of release signifies the complete termination of the call on production. The leaseholder is relieved of any further obligations related to fulfilling the production call requirements. 2. Partial Release of Call on Production: In some cases, the call on production may only be partially released, meaning that the operator is released from a portion of the production requirements while still being responsible for meeting others. 3. Temporary Release of Call on Production: This type of release is typically granted for a specified period and allows the operator to suspend or delay the production requirements. It is often granted due to unforeseen circumstances, such as equipment failure or natural disasters. 4. Permanent Release of Call on Production: This type of release signifies a complete and permanent termination of the call on production, indicating that the leaseholder will no longer be involved in the production activities associated with the lease. The Virgin Islands Release of Call on Production is an essential document in oil, gas, and mineral extraction industries. It provides a legal mechanism for leaseholders and operators to manage their obligations efficiently and ensures compliance with relevant regulations and agreements.