0 a situation in which investors sell shares in a foreign company back to investors who live in that country. Flowbacks usually take place because of a merger between two companies in different countries that makes the shares in the original company less attractive to foreign investors.
Clause 1 seeks to curtail the practice of flowback or grant recycling.
The difference between the gross and net costs is again due to benefit savings and tax flowbacks.
Many local authorities, in anticipation of that, have invented a new phenomenon called flowback.
The net cost will be much less than this because of savings in unemployment benefit and the flowback of tax and national insurance contributions.
Increases in seismic activity following hydraulic fracturing are usually caused by the deep-injection disposal of flowback and produced brine from hydraulically fractured wells.
When flowback fluid is not accepted in the local state or waste water treatment facilities they can be shipped for disposal in injection wells.
After the flowback is recovered, formation water, usually brine, may continue to flow to the surface, requiring treatment or disposal.
In this case the discharge valve has a non-return function which prevents flowback from the pressure line.
