Scg Pipeline Inc.
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 11/01/2003, Docket: RP03-611-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No.78 Original Sheet No.78 : Superseded
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(continued)
(c) In prioritizing nominations on each segment of Pipeline’s system,
Pipeline shall give backhaul transportation nominations secondary priority for
purposes of this GT&Cs Section 6.7, and Pipeline shall net backhaul nomination
against nominations for forward haul service in determining available segment
capacity, unless Pipeline has reason to believe that the backhaul
transportation service will not be performed on a continuous basis throughout
the Gas Day.
7. OPERATIONAL BALANCING AGREEMENTS, DETERMINATION OF RECEIPTS AND
DELIVERIES, ALLOWABLE DAILY DISPATCHING VARIATIONS, OVERRUN PENALTIES AND
SCHEDULING PENALTIES
7.1 Operational Balancing Agreements (“OBA”)
(a) For the purpose of minimizing operational conflicts between various
pipeline facilities with respect to the delivery of gas to and from Pipeline’s
facilities, Pipeline may enter into Operational Balancing Agreements (“OBAs”)
with interstate or intrastate pipelines that operate natural gas facilities
that directly interconnect with Pipeline’s system (herein called “OBA Party”).
Such OBA shall specify the gas custody transfer procedures to be followed by
Pipeline and OBA Party for the confirmation of scheduled quantities of gas to
be received by Pipeline at the Receipt Point or delivered by Pipeline at the
Delivery Point. Such OBA will provide that any variance between actual
quantities and scheduled and confirmed quantities at the point where the OBA
is in place for any Gas Day shall be cashed out or resolved in-kind promptly
pursuant to the terms of the OBA and that such daily scheduling and monthly
balancing variances are the responsibility of the OBA Party.