Questar Southern Trails Pipeline Company
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 10/14/2008, Docket: CP99-163-004, Status: Effective
Third Revised Sheet No. 41 Third Revised Sheet No. 41
Superseding: Second Revised Sheet No. 41
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
3.5 Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). Southern Trails will also
maintain an Internet server and Internet address for conducting business
transactions via the Electronic Delivery Mechanism standards adopted by Order
No. 587-B and incorporated into this tariff by reference in § 28 of these
General Terms and Conditions. For EDI transactions, Southern Trails will
enter into a trading partner agreement with interested parties. Southern
Trails will adopt the NAESB Model Trading Partner Agreement reflecting
Internet standards. Southern Trails' EDI contact is listed on its website or
Shippers may contact the Customer Service Department at the telephone number
listed in § 4.1.
3.6 World Wide Web Page. Southern Trails has established HTML pages
accessible via the Internet's World Wide Web. The information that is
provided will be posted per FERC-adopted NAESB standards. The information on
this site includes, but is not limited to:
(a) Notices (critical notices, operation notices, systemwide
notices, etc.). Southern Trails will also support further notification, to be
designated by Shipper, and mutually agreed to, through the following channels:
(1) up to two internet e-mail addresses provided by Shipper or (2) additional
electronic notification specified by Shipper.
(b) FERC Order No. 2004 marketing and energy affiliate
information (affiliate capacity allocation log, discount postings, etc.).
(c) Operationally available and unsubscribed capacity.
(d) Index of customers.
(e) Southern Trails' tariff (terms, conditions and rates), or
General Terms and Conditions.
3.7 Web Page Access. Southern Trails' web page may be accessed at
WWW.QUESTARPIPELINE.COM.
3.8 Communication Protocols. As required by 18 C.F.R. §
284.12(b)(3)(ii),(iv) and (v) (2003), Southern Trails will