Florida Gas Transmission Company, LLC

Fourth Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 09/01/2006, Docket: RP06-463-000, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 213 Original Sheet No. 213 : Effective

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(continued)

e. Failure of Meters. In the event a meter is out of service or

registering inaccurately as defined in Section (g) below, the

volume of gas delivered hereunder shall be estimated:

(1) By using the registration of any check meter or meters if

installed and accurately registering, or

(2) by correcting the error if the percentage of error is

ascertainable by calibration, test or mathematical

calculation, or

(3) by estimating the volume of delivery during periods under

similar conditions when the meter was registering

accurately.

f. Test of Meters. The accuracy of the Transporter's measuring

equipment shall be verified by the Transporter at reasonable

intervals, and at least annually in Transporter's market area,

and, if requested, in the presence of representatives of the

Shipper; but the Transporter shall not be required to verify the

accuracy of such equipment more frequently than once in any

thirty-day (30) period. In the event either the Transporter or

the Shipper shall notify the other that it desires a special test

of any measuring equipment, the Transporter and the Shipper shall

cooperate to secure a prompt verification of the accuracy of such

equipment.

g. Correction of Meter Errors. If, upon test, any measuring

equipment is found to be not more than one (1) percent fast or

slow, except chromatographs, recording calorimeters or

gravitometers whose allowable margin of error shall be not more

than one half of one percent (0.5%) fast or slow, previous

recordings of such equipment shall be considered correct in

computing deliveries of gas hereunder; but such equipment shall be

adjusted at once to record accurately. If, upon test, any

measuring equipment shall be found to be inaccurate by an amount

exceeding one (1) percent, at a recording corresponding to the

average hourly rate of flow for the period since the last

preceding test, or with respect to chromatographs, recording

calorimeters or gravitometers greater than one half of one percent

(0.5%),