Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company
FIFTH REVISED VOLUME NO. 1
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Effective Date: 10/01/2009, Docket: RP09-998-000, Status: Effective
Twelfth Revised Sheet No. 318 Twelfth Revised Sheet No. 318
Superseding: Eleventh Revised Sheet No. 318
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (continued)
within the services included in Section 5(d), (f), (g), (h), (i), (j), or (k)
of this Article III, Transporter's customers will be curtailed according to
the price ranking used for scheduling, such that Shippers who pay higher rates
are curtailed after those who pay lower rates; provided that customers with
Term Rate PAL Agreements will receive priority over customers with Daily Rate
PAL Agreements; and in the event more than one Shipper is paying a given
price, then the service interruption for those Shippers will be allocated pro
rata based on each Shipper's share of scheduled nominations for that Service
Point and/or in accordance with the supply/market rankings provided pursuant
to Shipper's Customer Nomination Form. For purposes of the foregoing
sentence, any shipper paying a rate above the maximum applicable rate for the
shipper's service shall be deemed to be paying the maximum applicable rate.
The scheduled quantities for each customer shall be adjusted to amounts
determined by this capacity allocation until the next nominations are received
by Transporter.
7. SUPPLY DEFICIENCIES
If Transporter experiences a supply shortfall due to the underdelivery of
supplies to Transporter's pipeline, then (a) if the deficient source is known,
Transporter will curtail the corresponding FT/IT market; or (b) if the deficient
sources are indeterminable, then Transporter will localize the smallest affected
area and, at the corresponding delivery point, will curtail interruptible
service first in reverse scheduling order and then firm services will be
curtailed pro rata. Provided that Transporter has sufficient capacity to
accommodate such supplies, verifiable receipt point volumes will not be subject
to supply short fall curtailment. To the extent that information concerning the
deficient source is, or becomes available, Transporter will provide such
information to all curtailed Shippers.
8. SHIPPER SCHEDULING AND IMBALANCES
8.1 Shipper Duty to Control Imbalances - A Shipper receiving any
transportation or storage service from Transporter will use, or will
cause any party receiving or delivering Shipper's gas to use, all
reasonable efforts to ensure that receipts and deliveries of gas are
equal to the quantities scheduled by Transporter. A Shipper receiving
service from Transporter at receipt and/or delivery points not covered
by a Balancing Agreement shall also be subject to Daily Variance
charges and monthly balancing penalties contained in Rate Schedule LMS-
MA and/or Rate Schedule LMS-PA, as applicable.