Centerpoint Energy - Mississippi River
Third Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 04/01/2003, Docket: RP00-410-003, Status: Effective
Fifth Revised Sheet No. 147 Fifth Revised Sheet No. 147 : Effective
Superseding: Fourth Revised Sheet No. 147
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued)
10. TRANSPORTATION BALANCING (Continued)
its Internet web site. All editions of the industry
publication utilized which cover gas prices for the
applicable month will be used to calculate the Index Buy and
Index Sell Prices for that month, and if a weekly price
contains days for two months, that weekly price will be used
for the earlier month only.
For Customers which have aggregate monthly imbalances of
1,000 Dth or less, MRT will cash-out such imbalances at the
monthly average price, which shall be determined by taking
the simple arithmetic average of the average weekly prices
used to determine the Index Buy and Index Sell Prices. For
Customers with aggregate monthly imbalances in excess of
1,000 Dth, MRT will cash-out such imbalances based on the
applicable imbalance percentages and prices stated in the
chart below.
(ii) The dollar value of each Customer's imbalance
will be calculated by zone after netting and aggregating
same zone imbalances across multiple contracts, if
applicable, for a Customer by multiplying each incremental
current month Dth imbalance quantity by the applicable Index
Buy or Index Sell Price. For over-received quantities
(Customer imbalances consisting of an excess of receipts
over deliveries), an Index Buy Price will be used to
calculate the payment or invoice credit amount due Customer.
The Index Buy Price will be the lowest of the average weekly
prices for the month in which the imbalance was incurred.
For over-delivered quantities (Customer imbalances
consisting of an excess of deliveries over receipts), an
Index Sell Price will be used to calculate the amount
Customer will be invoiced for payment to MRT. The Index
Sell Price will be the highest of the average weekly prices
for the month in which the imbalance was incurred.