Mississippi Canyon Gas Pipeline, LLC

First Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 12/20/1998, Docket: CP96-159-006, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No.95 Original Sheet No.95 : Effective

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (cont'd)

11.1 Nomination Procedures - (cont'd)

(d) Make-up Nominations: Transporter shall accept a

nomination in accordance with the Standard

Nomination Cycles to correct an Estimated Net

Imbalance associated with a specific

Transportation Service Agreement ("Imbalance make-

up nomination") if (i) an estimated imbalance

exists pursuant to subsection 13.2 (a) and

(ii) implementation of the nomination would serve

to reduce the Net Estimated Imbalance. The fact

that an Imbalance make-up nomination may not be

balanced between the quantity of gas nominated at

Receipt Point(s) and Delivery Point(s) shall not

in itself cause Transporter to reject the

nomination.

(e) Subject to available capacity on Transporter's

Facility, Transporter shall accept valid MDQ make-

up nominations in accordance with the Standard

Nomination Cycles to attempt to allow a Shipper to

utilize the full MDQ under an FT-1 or FT-2

Transportation Service Agreement during a month.

(f) Other Nominations: Transporter may accept in a

nondiscriminatory manner a nomination in MMBtu

submitted by Shipper which does not comply with

the requirements of this Section 11.1 if, in

Transporter's reasonable judgment, the acceptance

of such nomination will not adversely affect the

timely processing by Transporter of all other

Shippers' nominations which do comply hereunder.

(g) Bumping: With the sole exception of the Intraday

2 Nomination Cycle pursuant to Section

11.1(b)(iv), scheduling priorities are given to

nominations submitted by a firm shipper over

nominated and scheduled volumes for interruptible

shippers (bumping). Transportation Service

Provider will provide bumping notices on its

Internet Web Site and notify affected parties of

such notices in either of the following ways to be

chose by the affected party: Internet e-mail or

direct notification to the party's Internet URL

address.