Texas Gas Transmission, LLC
Third Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 03/08/2010, Docket: RP10-366-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 2005 First Revised Sheet No. 2005
Superseding: Substitute Original Sheet No. 2005
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Section 8
(Cont'd)
8.5.4 Conversion of Service to Rate Schedule NNL or SGL: A Customer receiving
no-notice service from Texas Gas under its "NNS" Rate Schedule may elect
to convert all or part of its no-notice service to "NNL" Rate Schedule, or
a Customer receiving no-notice service from Texas Gas under its "SGT" Rate
Schedule may elect to convert all or part of its no-notice service to
"SGL" Rate Schedule, as follows: Customer shall give Texas Gas at least
90 days advance written notice of its desire to convert. Within 45 days of
the receipt of such written notice, Texas Gas and Customer shall negotiate
in good faith a sales price for the corresponding volume of working gas in
storage. After Texas Gas and Customer agree to a mutually acceptable price
for the sale of the working gas, then Customer shall execute a new service
agreement converting the existing no-notice service to service under Texas
Gas Rate Schedule NNL or SGL, as applicable. The new NNL or SGL service
agreement shall begin on the mutually agreed-upon date set forth in the
new NNL or SGL service agreement and shall continue for a term expiring no
earlier than April 1 of the year subsequent to the expiration date
specified in the NNS or SGT service agreement being converted. If Texas
Gas and Customer are unable to agree to a mutually acceptable price for
the working gas within 45 days of Texas Gas' receipt of Customer's written
notice to convert, then Customer's request to convert to NNL or SGL shall
be deemed withdrawn and Customer's NNS or SGT service will continue
pursuant to the terms of Customer's existing NNS or SGT service agreement.
8.6 Supply Lateral Capacity
8.6.1 Use of any allocated, awarded, or grandfathered supply lateral capacity
provides Customer the right to (1) change primary receipt point capacity
reserved on supply laterals with such ability being limited only by
Customer's capacity rights on each supply lateral and by the availability
of firm receipt point capacity, and (2) release unused capacity on supply
laterals pursuant to the terms and conditions of Texas Gas' capacity
release program.
8.6.2 Texas Gas will post any of its available firm capacity on its supply
laterals on its Internet website on the same basis as it posts other
available firm capacity. Supply lateral capacity is subject to the
Request for Service, posting, and bidding processes as set forth in
Sections 8 and 11. In new firm service agreements executed on or after
July 3, 2007, Customers shall receive supply lateral capacity allocations
of up to 119% of the effective daily Contract Demand but not more than
100% of the effective contract demand, on any individual supply lateral,
as selected by Customer from the available supply lateral capacity. Any
supply lateral capacity allocated on or after July 3, 2007, shall not be
grandfathered supply lateral capacity as set forth in Sections 8.6.3 and
8.6.4 below.
8.6.3 All firm supply lateral capacity allocations and primary receipt point
designations within such supply lateral capacity allocations for firm
service agreements in existence on July 2, 2007 are grandfathered. Such
grandfathered supply lateral capacity allocations will remain in full
force and effect for the life of Customer's applicable contract, including
any automatic rollover or evergreen terms, and will be subject to
Customer's right of first refusal, if applicable, pursuant to Section 10
of these General Terms and Conditions. A listing of the grandfathered
supply lateral capacity allocations and existing primary receipt point
designations within such supply lateral capacity allocations will be
posted to Texas Gas' Internet Website.