Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC
Second Revised Volume No. 1-D
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Effective Date: 12/28/1999, Docket: GT00- 19-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 59 Original Sheet No. 59 : Effective
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SERVICES - continued
c. Within sixty (60) days from each twelve (12) month period
following the implementation date, Transporter shall file a
statement with the Commission reflecting:
(1) The aggregate amount of Gas Supply Realignment Costs
incurred and allocated to be collected during the
previous twelve (12) month period from Rate Schedule
IT, as determined pursuant to Section 26.3 d.;
(2) The aggregate amount of Gas Supply Realignment Costs
deemed collected during the previous twelve (12) month
period by Transporter under Rate Schedule IT as
determined pursuant to Section 26.3 d.
Transporter shall have the option at any time after twelve
(12) months from the initial implementation of the GSR
surcharge to file to recover any Gas Supply Realignment
Costs unrecovered through its Rate Schedule IT rates through
an alternate mechanism.
d. To determine pursuant to Section 26.3 c.(2) whether
Transporter has recovered Gas Supply Realignment Costs
pursuant to Rate Schedule IT, Transporter shall compare
total IT revenues during the initial twelve (12) month
period of the GSR surcharge against the cost of service
allocated to be recovered from Rate Schedule IT excluding
Gas Supply Realignment Costs. To the extent such revenue
exceeds such cost of service allocation, excluding Gas
Supply Realignment Cost, Transporter shall consider such
excess revenue, less applicable surcharges and variable
costs incurred in providing the service, to be recovery of
the Gas Supply Realignment Costs allocated to Rate Schedule
IT for such period. Ninety percent (90%) of any additional
excess revenue, less applicable surcharges and variable
costs incurred in providing the service, shall also be
considered recovery of Gas Supply Realignment Costs and
shall be credited against future Gas Supply Realignment
Costs. Transporter shall retain the remaining ten percent
(10%) of such excess revenue without any refund obligation.