Dominion Transmission, Inc.
Third Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 09/23/2000, Docket: RP00-555-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 1128 Original Sheet No. 1128 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Transition Cost Adjustments
18. TRANSITION COST ADJUSTMENTS
This Section provides Pipeline with authorization to
recover from its Customers all prudently incurred costs
resulting from Pipeline's restructuring of services in
accordance with Order Nos. 636 et seq. "Transition costs,"
as defined herein, include (1) the balance of and
out-of-period adjustments to Pipeline's Account No. 191,
Unrecovered Purchased Gas Costs and certain amounts in
Pipeline's Account No. 186; (2) stranded costs under Order
No. 636 et seq. or their progeny; (3) the cost of any new
facilities required to be installed or contracts undertaken
in response to Order Nos. 636 et seq.; and (4) transition
costs incurred by the Pipeline from upstream pipeline
suppliers.
18.1 Unrecovered Purchased Gas and Transportation Costs. Upon
the implementation of its restructuring plan in Docket No.
RS92-14, Pipeline shall be entitled to direct bill and
receive from certain of its Customers its Unrecovered
Purchased Gas Cost balance then included in its Account No.
191, and its Unrecovered Transportation Cost sub-account
balance of Account No. 186 attributable to the sales
portion of Pipeline's Transportation Cost Rate Adjustment,
as well as any out-of-period adjustments to these accounts
made thereafter. The allocation factors for the
reservation billing units are set forth on Sheet No. 58.
A. Implementation. Pipeline shall be entitled to file
with the FERC Sheet No. 58 of Volume No. 1 of its FERC
Gas Tariff, setting forth the amount to be direct
billed in accordance with this Section 18.1 and the
allocation of the amount to each Customer. The filing
will be a limited Section 4 rate change filing. The
filing shall be accompanied by supporting workpapers
showing the Account No. 191 balance and Account No.
186 subaccount balance, any out-of-period adjustments,
and the allocation of costs among Customers.
Pipeline, from time to time, may make additional
limited Section 4 rate change filings to adjust its
direct bills as necessary to fully amortize the
balance in Account No. 191 and the subaccount balance
in Account No. 186. Any adjustments that Pipeline
makes to the filed level of its direct bills will be
based upon Commission acceptance of a notice of rate
change.
B. Subsequent filings. Pipeline shall file Reports,
together with workpapers, documenting the billing and
recovery of amounts accrued in Account 191 and the
subaccount balance in Account No. 186. Such reports
shall be made at least once each year and within 90
days of the end of all Account Nos. 191 and 186
billings.
C. Amortization Period. Customer shall, at its option:
(1) remit its allocated amount to Pipeline within 10
days of the day the bill is rendered; or (2) pay the
amount, including interest, over an amortization
period. If Customer elects option (2), Customer shall
execute a promissory note and tender it to Pipeline on
the date its full payment is due. The amortization