Mississippi Canyon Gas Pipeline, LLC
First Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 09/01/2002, Docket: RP00-391-001, Status: Effective
Second Revised Sheet No. 106 Second Revised Sheet No. 106 : Effective
Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 106
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (cont'd)
13. RESOLUTION OF IMBALANCES
13.1 Responsibility to Control Imbalances:
(a) A Shipper receiving any transportation service from
Transporter will use, or will cause any party delivering or
receiving Shipper's gas to use all reasonable efforts to ensure
that receipt and deliveries of gas are equal to Shipper's
scheduled quantities at the Receipt and Delivery Point(s)
pursuant to Shipper's Transportation Service Agreement(s).
(b) Transporter will use all reasonable efforts to ensure that
delivery of gas pursuant to its Transportation Service
Agreement(s) is equal to Shipper's scheduled quantities at the
Delivery Point(s).
(c) To aid Shippers in managing the magnitude of their
individual Net Monthly Imbalance, Transporter will
post on Transporter's Interactive Internet Website
daily by Transportation Service Agreement an
Estimated Net Imbalance calculated with the data
available then to date.
13.2 Resolution of Monthly Imbalances:
(a) No imbalance charges should be imposed when a
prior period adjustment applied to the current
period causes or increases a current monthly
imbalance charge.
(b) All imbalances accrued by Shipper under its
Transportation Service Agreements shall be
resolved on a monthly basis pursuant to the
provisions herein. Transporter will calculate,
for each Transportation Service Agreement, the
imbalance which exists between (i) the summation
of the quantities of gas allocated each day to
Shipper for its accounts at the Delivery Point(s)
and (ii) the summation of the quantities of gas
allocated each day to Shipper for its accounts at
the Receipt Point(s) during the month. All such
imbalances ("overdeliveries" if positive value and
"underdeliveries" if negative value) accrued by
Shipper under each of its Transportation Service
Agreements will be combined to derive a "Net
Monthly Imbalance" (in Dth).