Trans-Union Interstate Pipeline, L.P.
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 02/07/2006, Docket: RP06-217-001, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 106 First Revised Sheet No. 106 : Effective
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 106
1.37 "Receipt Point" is the point on Transporter's system at
Sharon, Louisiana, where quantities of Gas may be
received by Transporter from either Texas Gas
Transmission or Regency Intrastate Gas LLC, or both.
1.38 "Released Capacity" is capacity reserved under the
terms of an effective Firm Transportation Agreement
that a Releasing Shipper seeks to release, on either a
permanent or temporary basis.
1.39 "Releasing Shipper" or "Releasor" is a Shipper who
holds or acquires firm capacity rights and who elects
to release all or a part of such capacity.
1.40 "Replacement Shipper" is a Shipper who acquires all or
part of the rights to capacity held by a Releasing
Shipper under the terms of an effective Firm
Transportation Agreement, on either a permanent or
temporary basis.
1.41 "Reservation Charge" means the reservation charge
component of the rate applicable to firm transportation
service as specified in Transporter's Tariff and the
Firm Transportation Agreement between such Shipper and
Transporter.
1.42 "Scheduled Daily Delivery" means the quantity of Gas
which during any one day Shipper has nominated and
Transporter has confirmed for delivery.
1.43 "Scheduled Quantity" is the quantity of Gas a Shipper
nominates for receipt by Transporter at a Receipt Point
and for redelivery by Transporter for Shipper at a
Delivery Point, and that Transporter schedules for
transportation.
1.44 "Shipper" means a Person who uses the services of
Transporter pursuant to the Tariff.
1.45 "System Capacity" is the quantitative ability of
Transporter's existing system to provide maximum Gas
transportation service. The ability of Transporter's
system to maintain Gas transportation service may be
limited by changes in prevailing operating pressures,
temperatures, Gas flow rates and Gas flow directions
within any portion(s) of Transporter's system,
including either Receipt Point or Delivery Point;
physical capacity limitations of regulators, valves,
pipelines or pipeline segments, measuring facilities or
appurtenances to Transporter's system; and necessary
testing, maintenance, repair, overhaul, alteration,
modification, replacement, enlargement, or construction
of pipelines, metering, regulating, and other
transmission facilities and equipment appurtenant to
Transporter's system.
1.46 "Tariff" means Transporter's FERC Gas Tariff, as
amended and approved from time to time by the
Commission.