Dominion Transmission, Inc.

Third Revised Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 07/01/2002, Docket: RP02-352-000, Status: Effective

Third Revised Sheet No. 254 Third Revised Sheet No. 254 : Effective

Superseding: Second Revised Sheet No. 254

IT RATE SCHEDULE

Interruptible Transportation Service

Pipeline's existing Delivery Points, as agreed upon in the

executed Service Agreement. Customer will also deliver to

Pipeline, at the Receipt Points, an amount for fuel

retention.

7.2 Customer may nominate deliveries to Pipeline at any Receipt

Point specified on the most current Master Receipt Point List, as

published on Pipeline's EBB. Receipt Points need not be stated

in Customer's Service Agreement.

8. EQUALIZATION OF RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES

8.1 Daily deliveries of gas by Pipeline to Customer, hereunder,

shall be approximately equal to receipts of gas by Pipeline

from Customer for transportation hereunder less any gas

retained by Pipeline in providing such transportation

service. Pipeline shall have no obligation to take receipt

of gas on any Day that Customer fails to take delivery of

equivalent quantities of gas tendered by Customer at the

Delivery Points, and Pipeline shall have no obligation to

deliver gas to Customer on any Day that Customer fails to

deliver equivalent quantities to Pipeline at the Receipt

Points. If, despite Customer's obligation to balance,

Pipeline determines at the end of any month that deliveries

hereunder by Pipeline were greater or less than the

corresponding receipts of gas by Pipeline for

transportation, less any gas retained, Pipeline will notify

Customer via its EBB no later than the 9th Business Day of

the succeeding month of any excess or deficiency in

receipts. Customer may correct such excess or deficiency in

receipts within twenty (20) Days after Customer receives

such EBB notification of the month-end imbalance from

Pipeline. If an imbalance is not (i) corrected within

twenty Days or, to the extent not cured in-kind, either (ii)

traded in accordance with Section 40 of the General Terms

and Conditions, or (iii) resolved through any other

imbalance management options offered by Pipeline and others,

then Pipeline will (i) transfer the imbalance to Customer's

balance under its Rate Schedule MCS Service Agreement or

(ii) if Customer does not have such Service Agreement in

effect, first create an MCS Service Agreement and then

transfer such balance, and (in either case) assess the

maximum rate for Balancing Service under Rate Schedule MCS

for each Day that the imbalance remains on the system

beginning on the date that Customer is notified of the end-

of-month imbalance. To the extent that MCS Balancing

Service is not available or Customer does not qualify for

such service, Pipeline shall have the right to correct an

imbalance by: (i) immediately suspending deliveries to

Customer or, if that does not cure the imbalance, purchasing

gas to make up deficiencies in receipts and charging

Customer for the verifiable cost of such gas; or (ii)

immediately suspending receipts from Customer or, if that

does not cure the imbalance, treating excess receipts as

unauthorized gas under Section 29 of the General Terms and

Conditions. Pipeline shall not impose fees otherwise

applicable under this section that result from in-kind cures

and imbalance trades undertaken by Customer in good faith

reliance on monthly imbalance data that Pipeline has

reported in error.