Iroquois Gas Transmission System, L.P.

FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1

Effective Date: 11/01/2002, Docket: RP01- 44-006, Status: Effective

Seventh Revised Sheet No. 46 Seventh Revised Sheet No. 46 : Superseded

Superseding: Sixth Revised Sheet No. 46

(b) Maximum Input Quantity. The Maximum Input

Quantity shall be the maximum quantity of natural gas per day,

as set forth on Schedule 1 appended to the Gas Transportation

Contract between Transporter and Shipper, which Shipper is

entitled to request Transporter to receive at one or more

Receipt Points to be made available to or on behalf of Shipper

(subject to adjustment for the Measurement Variance/Fuel Use

Quantity) at one or more Delivery Points, not to exceed the

Maximum Equivalent Quantity. Where the Maximum Input Quantity

in such Schedule 1 is stated on a volumetric basis, the Maximum

Input Quantity shall be restated and recalculated based upon a

thermal content of 1011.693 Btu per cubic feet. (i.e. 1.011693

dekatherms per Mcf)

Quantity for a Receipt Point shall be the Input Quantity which

is nominated by Shipper for transportation service through such

Receipt Point on a given day in accordance with Section 4 of the

General Terms and Conditions of Transporter's currently

Effective FERC Gas Tariff or such other quantity as determined

through application of said Section 4. The aggregate total of a

Shipper's Scheduled Input Quantities on any day at all Receipt

Points may exceed the Maximum Input Quantity established pursuant

to the Gas Transportation Contract between Shipper and

Transporter; provided, however, that (i) the aggregate total of

such Shipper's Scheduled Input Quantities on any day at any

Receipt Point may not exceed the Maximum Input Quantity, and

(ii) the total quantity of gas nominated by Shipper to be

transported by Transporter on any day through any single segment

of Transporter's pipeline system may not exceed the Maximum

Input Quantity.