Florida Gas Transmission Company, LLC
Fourth Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 09/01/2006, Docket: RP06-463-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 231 Original Sheet No. 231 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(continued)
Following confirmation of upstream receipts and downstream deliveries, Transporter will then
schedule services to the extent of availability on each segment or interconnect, allocating
capacity if required pursuant to the scheduling priorities set forth in C.1 below.
Transporter shall evaluate, without undue discrimination or preference, the operational
feasibility of scheduling a Segmented Transaction within a Reticulated Area based upon an
evaluation of the following factors:
(i) the anticipated direction of gas flow across, to, and from the relevant area(s) of the
system;
(ii) the sources of flowing supply, including whether actual quantities flowing into the
system are consistent with scheduled quantities;
(iii) for a Backhaul, the corresponding scheduled quantities that physically support the
ability to confirm the Backhaul nomination;
(iv) contractual delivery pressure obligations; and
(v) other Shippers' firm service rights in the relevant area potentially affected by the
requested nomination for a Segmented Transaction.
Transporter shall schedule, without undue discrimination or preference, a Segmented Transaction
in a Reticulated Area if Transporter has determined that the Segmented Transaction is
operationally feasible.
Transporter shall evaluate, without undue discrimination or preference, the operational
feasibility of scheduling a Backhaul based upon the following operational considerations:
(i) adequate scheduled quantities to physically support the Backhaul;
(ii) contractual delivery pressure obligations; and
(iii) other Shippers' firm service rights in the relevant area potentially affected by the
requested Backhaul.
Transporter shall schedule, without undue discrimination or preference, a Backhaul if
Transporter has determined that the Backhaul is operationally feasible.
In no event shall Transporter accept nominations which exceed Delivery Point meter capacity.
1. Scheduling Priorities - Mainline Capacity and Delivery Points
(a) Firm transportation service under Rate Schedules FTS-1, FTS-WD, FTS-2, and
SFTS utilizing Primary Delivery Points within Maximum Daily Transportation
Quantities specified in the FTS-1, FTS-WD, FTS-2, or SFTS Service Agreement.
(b) Transportation service under Rate Schedules FTS-1, FTS-WD, FTS-2, and SFTS
utilizing Alternate Delivery Points within a Shipper's contract MDTQ or
Shippers utilizing Segmented Transaction quantities at Alternate Delivery
Points within the Shipper's Primary Capacity Path, or transportation service
utilizing Section 11 of these General Terms and Conditions, with the
exception that if a Shipper has used its full MDTQ in its Primary Capacity
Path, it no longer has capacity at this priority. In the event nominations
for service under this Section 10C.1(b) exceed capacity available,
Transporter will schedule service on a pro rata basis, based on confirmed
nominations for that gas day; provided however, that neither scheduling of
deliveries at Alternate Delivery Points nor scheduling of deliveries pursuant
to Section 11 of these General Terms and Conditions will impede or adversely
affect deliveries scheduled to Firm Primary Delivery Points (at contract
delivery pressure) being made within the stated Maximum Daily Quantity (of
the nominating Shipper) at the Primary Delivery Point(s) and within the total
Maximum Daily Transportation Quantity of the Service Agreement; provided
further that deliveries for Shippers with confirmed nominations within their
(i.e. the nominating Shipper's) Primary Delivery Point MDQ will be scheduled
prior to deliveries for Shippers with confirmed nominations which are either
(i) in excess of their (i.e. the nominating Shipper's) Primary Delivery Point
MDQ, or (ii) at a point other than the nominating Shipper's Primary Delivery
Point.