Great Lakes Gas Transport, L.L.C.
Second Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 11/01/1993, Docket: RP97-157-006, Status: Effective
Sub. Original Sheet No. 156 Sub. Original Sheet No. 156 : Effective
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 156
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
FOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
(cont'd)
17. TRANSITION COSTS
Pursuant to Order Nos. 636, et seq., issued by the Commission, Transporter
is authorized to recover Transition Costs from its Buyers as set forth in
this Section. This Section shall be applicable until such time as
Transporter has recovered all of its Transition Costs.
17.1 Stranded Costs
Transporter shall seek to recover costs that are stranded as a result
of complying with Order No. 636, et seq., together with interest (to
the extent allowed by the Commission), through a method to be
determined in a general Section 4 rate filing(s).
17.2 Gas Supply Realignment ("GSR") Costs
(a) Transporter shall recover from its customers under the EFT and FT
Rate Schedules its Gas Supply Realignment ("GSR") costs in
accordance with this Section 17.2. GSR costs are those costs
attributable to realigning Transporter's gas supply contracts as
permitted by Order No. 636.
(b) Transporter will make periodic filings after the effective date,
seeking necessary Commission authorization to recover any GSR
costs actually incurred, plus carrying charges calculated from
the date of incurrence of such GSR costs to the projected date of
payment as determined pursuant to Section 154.67(c)(2) of the
Commission's regulations.
(i) Ninety (90) percent of such GSR costs shall be allocated to
Transporter's shippers under the EFT and FT Rate Schedules,
based on the ratio of the Shipper's Contract MDTQ to the
total Contract MDTQ of surcharged Shippers under Rate
Schedule EFT and FT. GSR Costs shall be recovered from
shippers under Rate Schedules EFT and FT by means of a GSR
Demand Surcharge per Contract MDTQ over a three-year
amortization period commencing on the date authorized by the
Commission. At the end of the three-year period,
Transporter shall continue to charge or refund to the extent
necessary to cause the under or over-collections to be
adjusted such that Transporter fully recovers its GSR Costs
allocated to Shippers under the EFT and FT Rate Schedules.