El Paso Natural Gas Company
First Revised Volume No. 1-A
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Effective Date: 10/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 60-016, Status: Effective
1st Rev Sub Second Revised Sheet No. 239 1st Rev Sub Second Revised Sheet No. 239 : Superseded
Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 239
TRANSPORTATION GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued)
20. OPERATING PROVISIONS FOR FIRM TRANSPORTATION SERVICE (Continued)
20.11 Resolution of Imbalances
For purposes of this Section 20.11 "Shipper" shall include any
party utilizing El Paso's system and services including,
without limitation, any party tendering or receiving gas under
Shipper's contract but excluding any operator of
interconnecting facilities and any volume subject to a written
assistance agreement with El Paso. El Paso and the operator
of any interconnecting facilities may cash-out imbalances,
pursuant to a written agreement between them.
(a) Imbalances Prior to Effective Date of this Provision -
Imbalances existing prior to the effective date of this
provision will be corrected in kind, as described below,
unless El Paso and Shipper agree to correct such
imbalances in cash. El Paso and Shipper shall attempt,
in good faith, to agree upon the historical imbalance and
the time period to correct such historical imbalance.
If, despite such good faith efforts, El Paso and Shipper
fail to reach written agreement upon the appropriate
corrective action within six (6) months from the
effectiveness of this section, then Shipper shall be
required to correct any remaining imbalance within sixty
(60) days, subject to operational constraints on
El Paso's system. El Paso shall extend the sixty (60)
day balancing period by one (1) day for each day that
El Paso is unable to receive or deliver scheduled
imbalance gas due to operational constraints on El Paso's
system. If after the sixty (60) day balancing period or
extension due to operational constraints Shipper has not
corrected the imbalance, then El Paso shall (i) for any
remaining imbalances where deliveries exceed receipts
("negative imbalance") charge Shipper per dth based upon
the arithmetic average of the System Weighted Index Price
for each quarter of the twelve (12) months ending
December 31, 1992 (the System Weighted Index Price for
each quarter shall be based on the method set forth in
Section 20.11(e)(i) below); or (ii) for any remaining
imbalances where receipts exceed deliveries ("positive
imbalance") retain the imbalance at no cost and free and
clear of any adverse claims by any party or any
obligation to account for such gas; provided however,
that in the event of a bona fide dispute by Shipper of