Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC
Fourth Revised Volume No. 1-B
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Effective Date: 06/01/2003, Docket: RP00-343-006, Status: Effective
Second Revised Sheet No. 81 Second Revised Sheet No. 81 : Effective
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 81
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE - continued
(c) Transporter may issue a Critical Time Operational Flow
Orders as described in Section 29.6 during a Critical Time.
Transporter will waive (i) injection storage charges under
Rate Schedules FSS, ISS and NNS for Shippers that provide
extra Gas to the system during a Critical Time when there is
a need for more Gas, and (ii) withdrawal storage charges
under Rate Schedules FSS, ISS and NNS for Shippers that
increase takes from the system during a Critical Time when
there is a need to reduce the amount of Gas on the system.
(d) All quantities tendered on a net contract basis to
Transporter and/or taken by Shipper on a daily basis in
violation of Transporter's Critical Time Operational Flow
Orders issued during a Critical Time shall constitute
unauthorized receipts or deliveries for which a charge of
$25 per Dth plus the gas index price pursuant to Section
5.2.d(3) of Rate Schedule FT, Volume 1-A for the Days the
Critical Time Operational Flow Order is in place shall be
assessed and the resulting Imbalance will be reduced to
zero.
(e) Notice of a Critical Time Operational Flow Order will be
posted on Transporter's Interactive Web Site, and will be the
first information item shown on the informational postings
portion of the web site. Transporter will endeavor to post
the notice on its Interactive Web Site before 4:00 p.m.
Central Time or otherwise will endeavor to notify Shippers
via the Interactive Web Site by 4:00 p.m. Central Time that
they should check the web site again at a specified later
time to see whether a Critical Time Operational Flow Order
will be in effect for the next Day. Transporter must attempt
to give actual notice of a Critical Time Operational Flow
Order via e-mail, facsimile or telephone (provided a Shipper
has given the number to Transporter as required in Section
29) at least four (4) hours prior to the start of the Day
before a Critical Time Operational Flow Order will be
effective as to a Shipper(s). Such notice shall specify the
anticipated duration of the Critical Time Operational Flow
Order and whether other charges will apply to over-receipts
and under-deliveries vis-à-vis confirmed nominations or to
under-receipts and over-deliveries vis-à-vis confirmed
nominations. If reasonably possible, a Critical Time
Operational Flow Order will be effective at the start of a
Day and will continue until the end of the Day and through
the end of successive Days until Transporter notifies
Shippers via the informational postings portion of