Northwest Pipeline Corporation G P
Fourth Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 01/31/2008, Docket: RP08-130-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 233 Original Sheet No. 233 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued)
15. DETERMINATION OF DELIVERIES AND IMBALANCES
15.1 Determination of Deliveries. This Section applies to those
situations where the gas delivered by Transporter into the facilities of
any Receiving Party is applicable to more than one Service Agreement.
Transporter shall attribute the total volume of gas delivered to
Receiving Party each day to each Service Agreement in the following
sequence as applicable:
(a) First - The volume of gas scheduled for delivery by
Nominating Party and Transporter under firm transportation
Service Agreements.
(b) Second - The volume of gas scheduled for delivery by
Nominating Party and Transporter under interruptible
transportation Service Agreements where Shipper is not the
Receiving Party.
(c) Third - The volume of gas scheduled for delivery by
Nominating Party and Transporter under interruptible
transportation Service Agreements where Shipper is the Receiving
Party.
15.2 Imbalances and Penalties at Delivery Points. Penalties and
overrun and underrun charges as described in Sections 15.3 and 15.5 will
be levied by Transporter against the Receiving Party who controls the
facilities into which gas is delivered ("Receiving Party Imbalances")
unless the Receiving Party has executed an OBA with Transporter and that
OBA also covers receipts by Transporter from the Receiving Party. If
the Receiving Party has not executed an OBA and incurs either an overage
or underage in takes from Transporter, due to a failure to take
quantities of gas equivalent to the total of all Nominating Party
nominations for deliveries into its facilities, such penalties and
overrun or underrun charges will be applied as described in this
Section. Such Receiving Party will be responsible for all Receiving
Party Imbalances and associated penalties and charges, regardless of
whether or not the Receiving Party has a Service Agreement with
Transporter. If any Receiving Party has more than one Service Agreement
with Transporter, all Receiving Party Imbalances will be on that Service
Agreement with Receiving Party which is last in the determination of
delivery categories, as per Section 15.1, unless otherwise agreed upon
by the parties.