Granite State Gas Transmission, Inc.
Third Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 05/03/2020, Docket: RP99-286-002, Status: Accepted
Sub First Revised Sheet No. 146 Sub First Revised Sheet No. 146 : Effective
Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 146
RATE SCHEDULE LMS
(Load Management Service)
(continued)
6. Monthly Imbalances
(a) Delivery Point Operator's monthly imbalance with respect
to each individual upstream pipeline shall be the net
cumulative total of Daily Variances on that upstream pipeline from
all points covered by the Delivery Point OBA adjusted for makeup
quantities and imbalance trades. Unless Transporter and Delivery
Point Operator mutually agree to correct the imbalance in kind on
a nondiscriminatory basis, each month Transporter and Delivery
Point Operator shall "cash-out" any imbalance between deliveries and
Scheduled Quantities at such points covered by a Delivery
Point OBA.
(b) The monthly cash-out of the Delivery Point Operator shall be
based on Sections 6(b)(i) and 6(b)(ii) below. The monthly cash-out
will be based on the Delivery Point Operator's monthly imbalance
with each individual upstream pipeline interconnected to the
Transporter. Transporter will post weekly and maintain on its EBB
the best available information from the electronic bulletin boards of
its upstream pipelines with regard to their monthly cash-out prices.
(i) Deficiency of Deliveries
If the Delivery Point Operator's monthly imbalance with an
individual upstream pipeline is due to a deficiency of deliveries
by Transporter relative to Scheduled Quantities, then Transporter
shall pay the Delivery Point Operator in accordance with this
Section 6(b)(i). Transporter's monthly cash-out price per Dth
for each individual upstream interconnecting pipeline will be derived
from that interconnecting upstream pipeline's cash-out prices,
tolerance penalties, fuel, and transportation components, if any.
The product of that upstream pipeline's total cash-out price plus any
applicable transportation and fuel components of Transporter and the
monthly imbalance deficiency of the Delivery Point Operator with that
interconnecting upstream pipeline will be included in the cash-out of
the Delivery Point Operator. This portion of the monthly cash-out will
be payable to the Delivery Point Operator by the Transporter.