Centerpoint Energy Gas Transmission Company
Sixth Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 05/01/2010, Docket: RP10-567-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 195 First Revised Sheet No. 195
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 195
RATE SCHEDULE FSS
FIRM STORAGE SERVICE
(continued)
7. DEFINITIONS (continued)
Points of Withdrawal on behalf of Shipper on any given Day during
the Withdrawal Period.
7.10 Maximum Monthly Withdrawal Quantity shall mean the maximum Dth as
provided in this Rate Schedule, which Transporter agrees to tender
at the Storage Points of Withdrawal on behalf of Shipper during
any Month during the Withdrawal Period.
7.11 Minimum Monthly Withdrawal Quantity shall mean the minimum Dth as
provided in this Rate Schedule which Shipper agrees to receive
from Transporter during each Month during the Withdrawal Period at
the Storage Points of Withdrawal.
7.12 Maximum Storage Quantity shall mean the maximum Dth stipulated in
the Service Agreement which Transporter shall agree to store.
7.13 Storage Contract Year shall mean the period from April 1 of the
calendar Year through March 31 of the following calendar Year.
7.14 Injection Period shall mean the period from April 1 of each
Storage Contract Year through October 31 of the same Storage
Contract Year.
7.15 Withdrawal Period shall mean the period from November 1 of each
Storage Contract Year through March 31 of the same Storage
Contract Year.
7.16 Working Gas Quantity shall mean the quantity of Gas held in
storage for Shipper's account at the start of any given Day
determined using Transporter's best estimates.
8. IN-FIELD TRANSFERS:
Shipper may transfer title to all or part of the Gas comprising
Shipper's Working Gas Quantity to Transporter or another party, provided
that Shipper has all necessary authority to sell the Gas and the
purchasing party, if not Transporter, has an executed storage Service
Agreement with Transporter in place under Rate Schedules FSS and/or ISS
and further provided that such transfer would not