Trunkline Gas Company, LLC
Third Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 06/13/2010, Docket: RP10-731-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 270B First Revised Sheet No. 270B
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 270B
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued)
11. CONTRACT ROLLOVER, RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL AND REDUCTION (Continued)
(b) Shipper has used reasonable efforts to seek state
body approval of a mechanism that allows Shipper to
recover the costs incurred under Shipper's Service
Agreements and that such recovery efforts were
unsuccessful prior to requesting its contract
Quantity reduction.
(c) Shipper has used reasonable efforts to release its
capacity to Replacement Shippers, by posting the
capacity on the Messenger system for thirty (30)
days at the rate provided for under the relevant
Service Agreement(s). Additionally, Shipper has
used reasonable efforts to assign its capacity to
the new merchants of retail service in its service
territory and to request that its state body
require new merchants to accept assignment of such
capacity for the remaining term of the Service
Agreement.
(3) Level of Reduction
Shipper may reduce its aggregate contract quantity
under all of its Service Agreements with Trunkline by
an amount that qualifies under the above
specifications. If Shipper is served by other natural
gas pipelines in addition to Trunkline, Shipper may
only reduce its contract quantity on Trunkline by an
amount that is prorated based on the respective levels
of firm transportation service that Shipper holds on
Trunkline and such other natural gas pipelines. Unless
otherwise agreed, if more than one Service Agreement
with Trunkline is used to serve the system sales
requirements no longer served by Shipper as a result of
unbundling, Shipper shall reduce its contract quantity
on the Trunkline Service Agreements pro rata based on
the contract quantity of each Service Agreement.
Unless otherwise agreed, any reduction in contract
quantity shall result in a pro rata reduction in
Shipper's Quantities at primary Points of Receipt and
primary Points of Delivery.