Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company

FIFTH REVISED VOLUME NO. 1

Effective Date: 10/01/2003, Docket: RP00-477-005, Status: Effective

Third Revised Sheet No. 587 Third Revised Sheet No. 587 : Effective

Superseding: Second Sub First Revised Sheet No. 587

BALANCING AGREEMENT (continued)

(For Use at Points of Delivery)

1.4 Daily Imbalances - Balancing Party will be subject to the Daily Imbalance

provisions of Rate Schedule LMS-MA.

1.5 Reports on Actual Deliveries - Should Transporter not have the ability to monitor

actual deliveries at any Delivery Point on a daily basis, Balancing Party shall

provide to Transporter the best available information compiled on a daily basis

on the actual deliveries at such Delivery Point(s) within two business days after

the date of delivery. Nothing in this section will require Balancing Party to

install metering devices where none currently exist.

ARTICLE II

CORRECTION OF OPERATIONAL IMBALANCES

2.1 Corrections in Flow Rates During A Day - Balancing Party will be able to request

adjustments to actual deliveries at its Delivery Points at any time during the

production day by coordinating with Transporter's gas dispatchers. Transporter

will use reasonable efforts to accommodate those changed quantities when the

operating conditions on Transporter's system permits, taking into consideration

the nominations made by firm customers on Transporter's system.

2.2 Corrections During the Month - Estimated metered quantities, or actual metered

quantities where available, may be used by Transporter for purposes of

adjustments under this Section on a daily basis during the production month to

determine the estimated Operational Imbalance at all of the Delivery Point(s).

Transporter shall make the estimated Daily Variances and Monthly Operational

Imbalance at each Delivery Point available to Balancing Party on or before the

first business day after each production day. Adjustments in nominations and

actual deliveries will be made by Balancing Party during the production month to

adequately control imbalance levels. If Balancing Party fails to take such