East Tennessee Natural Gas, LLC

Third Revised Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 04/20/2008, Docket: RP08-277-000, Status: Effective

Second Revised Sheet No. 336 Second Revised Sheet No. 336 : Effective

Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 336

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued)

(c) No Bump: Once all or a portion of a Shipper's nomination is

accepted and scheduled during any nomination period, such

scheduled service shall not be interrupted unless: (1) such

capacity is required to provide a higher priority service

prior to the end of the Intraday 1 Nomination Cycle as

described in Section 15.2(d)(iii); or (2) curtailment is

necessary pursuant to the provisions of this Section 15.4.

(d) Correction of Allocations: NAESB WGQ Standard 2.3.26

states: The time limitation for disputes of allocations

should be 6 months from the date of the initial month-end

allocation with a 3-month rebuttal period. This standard

shall not apply in the case of deliberate omission or

misrepresentation or mutual mistake of fact. Parties' other

statutory or contractual rights shall not otherwise be

diminished by this standard.

15.5 Uniform Quantities: Shipper shall deliver and receive gas in

uniform daily quantities during any Month, except for changes in

service as provided in Section 15.2 of these General Terms and

Conditions, and in uniform hourly quantities during any Day with

no significant fluctuation to the extent practicable. Transporter

shall not be obligated to deliver to Shipper in any single hour

more than 6% of the sum of Shipper's Maximum Daily Transportation

Quantity under each of Shipper's FT-A or FT-GS Agreement(s);

however, to the extent that, in Transporter's sole judgment, it

can do so without impairment to its other service obligations,

Transporter will make available hourly deliveries to Shippers

without regard to the foregoing limitation.

15.6 Supply Deficiencies: If Transporter experiences a supply short

fall due to the under delivery of supply to Transporter's system,

then (a) if the deficient source is known, Transporter will

curtail the corresponding Shipper; or (b) if the deficient sources

are indeterminable, then Transporter will localize the smallest

affected area and, at the corresponding delivery point, will first

curtail scheduled interruptible service in reverse scheduling

order and then will curtail all scheduled firm service on a pro

rata basis according to Scheduled Quantities; provided that

verifiable receipt point quantities will not be subject to a

supply short fall curtailment.

15.7 Shipper Duty to Control Imbalances:

(a) A Shipper receiving any transportation or storage service

from Transporter will use, or will cause any party receiving

or delivering Shipper's gas to use, all reasonable efforts

to ensure that receipts and deliveries of gas are equal to

the Scheduled Quantities. A Shipper receiving service from

Transporter at a receipt and/or delivery point(s) not

covered by a Balancing Agreement shall also be responsible

for controlling, and if necessary, adjusting receipts and

deliveries of gas to maintain a balance between such

receipts, deliveries, and Scheduled Quantities. To the

extent a Shipper is out of balance at a point not covered by

a Balancing Agreement, such Shipper will be subject to the

daily and monthly balancing provisions contained in the LMS-

MA Rate Schedule for delivery points or Transporter's LMS-PA

Rate Schedule for receipt points. Imbalances at such points

will be allocated pro rata based on Scheduled Quantities.