Cheniere Creole Trail Pipeline, L.P.

Original Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 04/28/2008, Docket: RP08-137-000, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 114 Original Sheet No. 114 : Pending

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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G. Specific gravity of the gas delivered shall be determined with an

Edwards or other standard type gravity balance by test made as near the first

day of each month as is practicable; or by a recording gravitometer of

standard manufacture installed at a suitable location; or by use of on-line

chromatography at a suitable point on Transporter's line with the calculations

based on GPA Standard 2172; or by any other industry-approved method if agreed

to by Transporter and Shipper. When a recording gravitometer is provided, the

daily arithmetic average of the gravity as recorded shall be used in computing

gas quantities.

H. The total heating value of the gas delivered/received shall be

determined by Transporter by using a gas chromatograph or other standard type

of recording calorimeter, which shall be so located, at a suitable point on

Transporter's line, in order that the Btu content of the gas

delivered/received may be properly obtained or by use of on-line

chromatography at a suitable point on Transporter's line with calculations

based on GPA Standard 2172; or by any other industry-approved method if agreed

to by Transporter and Shipper. In the event that Transporter's recording

calorimeter or system chromatograph is not operating properly, the total

heating value of gas delivered by Transporter during the period when such

instrument is not operating properly shall be determined by estimating an

appropriate Btu for that location based upon the best information available.

I. The water vapor content of the gas shall be determined daily and shall

be taken into account in determining the total heating value of the gas

delivered. Gas with a water vapor content of seven (7) pounds of water vapor

per one thousand (1000) Mcf or less shall be considered dry gas.