Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Co.
Second Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 11/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 13-004, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 242 Original Sheet No. 242 : Superseded
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued)
14. SUPPLY CURTAILMENT (Continued)
14.3.3 If the quantity of Merchant Division's gas available
for a priority category is inadequate to meet the
Priority Relief Requirements of those Shippers entitled
to relief in such priority category, the quantity of
Merchant Division's gas to be assigned to each Shipper
in such category shall be its prorated share based on
the ratio of the Shipper's Priority Relief Requirements
in that category to the total Priority Relief
Requirements of all Shippers in such category. In no
event, however, shall the protection afforded by the
provisions hereof result in volumes delivered to
Shipper in excess of its Daily Sales Entitlement.
14.4 Relief from Curtailment in Emergency Situations: Transporter
recognizes that exceptions to the levels of curtailment
resulting from this Section 14 may be required in response to
emergency situations (including environmental emergencies) when
deliveries of gas in excess of curtailed levels are required to
forestall irreparable injury to life or property or to provide
for minimum plant protection. Any Shipper seeking emergency
relief on this basis shall have the burden of establishing the
nature and extent of its problem and the minimum quantity of
gas needed to avoid irreparable injury to life or property.
Transporter shall not be liable for granting exceptions from
curtailment if such exception is based upon information
submitted by Shipper to Transporter. In no event, however,
shall the protection afforded by the provisions hereof result
in volumes delivered to Shipper in excess of its Daily Sales
Entitlement.
When Shipper declares an emergency situation in order to
forestall irreparable injury to life or property, Shipper shall
certify to Transporter by affidavit:
(1) the nature and extent of the emergency;
(2) that all sources of gas supply available to Shipper,
including peak-shaving and storage, have been utilized
to the fullest extent possible;
(3) that all interruptible services of Shipper have been
curtailed during such emergency situation;