Kinder Morgan Illinois Pipeline LLC
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 12/01/2007, Docket: RP08- 34-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 149 Original Sheet No. 149 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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(b) Following any offsetting with other Shippers, a
Shipper's remaining imbalance will be cashed out based on the
percentage of that imbalance compared to the total receipts for that
Shipper during the Month. For example, if the total receipts were
1,000 Dth and the remaining underage imbalance after offsetting with
other Shippers was 100 Dth, the total Imbalance Level would be 10%.
The first 5% (50 Dth) would be cashed out at 100% of the AMIP and
the remaining 50 Dth would be cashed out at 110% of the AMIP.
(c) The Average Monthly Index Price (AMIP) is the
arithmetic average of the Weekly Index Prices (WIPs). The WIP for
any week is the average index price reported in 'Weekly Gas Price
Index' issued by "Natural Gas Intelligence" under the caption
"Midwest, Chicago Citygate."
In calculating the AMIP, the WIPs will be based on
the prices reported in the issue of "Natural Gas Intelligence" dated
on or after KMIP's nomination deadline for first of the Month
service for that Month, and the subsequent issues dated prior to
KMIP's nomination deadline for the following Month's first of the
Month service.
(d) Following the ten (10) Day period for offsetting
imbalances, Shippers with remaining imbalances shall pay KMIP or
will be credited with the appropriate cashout amounts.
(e) In the event "Natural Gas Intelligence" ceases to
publish entirely or fails to publish the index prices listed in
subsection (c) above, the following procedures shall apply in
determining a Month's AMIP:
(1) Should, in any given week, "Natural Gas
Intelligence" fail to publish the index price used in determining
that week's WIP, there will be no WIP for that week used in
determining the Month's AMIP.
(2) Should, in a given Month, there be less than
two WIP's available for the AMIP calculation, the following
alternate AMIP procedures will apply: The AMIP will be defined as
the arithmetic average of:
(i) The closing price for the NYMEX
natural gas futures contract applicable to the Month in which the
imbalance was created (i.e., the price at which that Month's
contract "went off the board"); and