Ozark Gas Transmission, L. L. C.
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 10/01/2002, Docket: RP02-481-000, Status: Effective
Third Revised Sheet No. 105 Third Revised Sheet No. 105 : Effective
Superseding: Second Revised Sheet No. 105
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (continued)
22. BALANCING OF TRANSPORTATION QUANTITIES.
It shall be the responsibility of the Shipper to control
and, if necessary, adjust deliveries of Natural Gas to
Transporter and receipts of transportation gas from
Transporter in order to maintain a daily balance of receipts
and deliveries. It is the intention of Transporter that
daily deliveries of Natural Gas by Transporter to Shipper
hereunder shall be approximately equal to daily receipts of
Natural Gas by Transporter from Shipper hereunder, less Fuel
Usage and Applicable Shrinkage. However, due to variations
in operating conditions, daily and monthly deliveries
hereunder by Transporter may be greater or less than
corresponding receipts of Natural Gas hereunder by
Transporter for transportation, less Fuel Usage and
Applicable Shrinkage.
Transporter will monitor, to the best of its ability,
receipts and deliveries for each transportation transaction
and, based upon information available, advise the Shipper of
any imbalance situation which has occurred or which may
occur unless corrective action is taken. Upon notification,
Shipper shall be obligated to adjust receipts and deliveries
of gas to correct or avoid any imbalance. Any adjustments
to receipts and deliveries by Shipper, whether or not
pursuant to notification from Transporter, shall be
coordinated with Transporter's gas dispatchers.
A Shipper may net its imbalances between its service
agreements. A Shipper may also trade imbalances with
another Shipper. Any trading of Shipper imbalances must
result in each Shipper's imbalance decreasing. If a Shipper
elects to trade an imbalance, it will authorize Transporter
to post information regarding the imbalance on its Internet
Website so that interested parties can contact such Shipper
to arrange a trade. If two Shippers agree to trade
imbalances, the trade will be executed on Transporter's
Internet Website; however, Shippers are responsible for
finalizing and documenting the financial details of such
trade, which will not be posted on Transporter's Internet
Website. Transporter will not be responsible for
eliminating any imbalances between Shipper and any third
party. Furthermore, Transporter will not be obligated to
adjust or deviate from its standard operating and accounting
procedures in order to correct or minimize any such
imbalances.
22.1 No-Notice Service (NNS) Service Monthly Balancing
Option
(a) An NNS Shipper must notify Transporter prior to
the beginning of the month of its election to use monthly
balancing option contained in this Section 22.1.