Natural Gas Pipeline Company Of America
Seventh Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 04/18/2008, Docket: RP08-319-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 323 Original Sheet No. 323 : Pending
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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Schedules DSS and NSS shall be allocated between legs as follows: No-
notice injections under Rate Schedule DSS shall initially be allocated
fifty percent (50%) to the Gulf Coast Line and fifty percent (50%) to
the Amarillo Line and no-notice injections under Rate Schedule NSS shall
initially be allocated to the Gulf Coast Line in the Gulf Coast
Percentage and to the Amarillo Line in the Amarillo Percentage where the
applicable Delivery Point is in the Iowa-Illinois Receipt Zone (Gulf
Coast Percentage and Amarillo Percentage are defined in Section
5.3(b)(3) of Rate Schedule NSS); provided, however, that if Natural has
posted a waiver of seasonal inventory requirements by leg, the
allocation shall reflect such waiver. In the event that the volume so
allocated to the Gulf Coast Line for no-notice injections for a Shipper
exceeds the volume of gas nominated and flowing from Gulf Coast Line
sources for that Shipper on that day, the volume in excess of the
nominated and flowing gas shall be reallocated for that day to the
Amarillo Line. For no-notice injections under Rate Schedule NSS where
the applicable Delivery Point is outside the Iowa-Illinois Receipt Zone,
the injections shall be allocated to the storage point where the
Delivery Point is located. No-notice withdrawals under Rate Schedule
NSS shall be allocated between legs for deliveries to the Market
Delivery Zone for any month based on Shipper's inventory as posted by
Natural on its Interactive Website twenty-four (24) hours before first-
of-the-month nominations are due, with withdrawals coming from the
storage point closest to the Delivery Point on each leg, as more fully
set out at Section 5.3(e) of Rate Schedules FTS and FFTS. For
deliveries to other zones, the gas is deemed to come from that zone.
Such allocation could result in Sourcing, Overrun or Balancing Service
Charges if Shipper's or point operator's firm transportation or storage
rights on either leg are exceeded. No-notice service for injections
and/or withdrawals is only available to the extent of firm rights with a
primary or in-the-path point as defined in Section 5.6(b)(2) above for
injection or withdrawals, as applicable. No-notice rights are subject
to the allocation and curtailment provisions set out in the remainder of
this Section 5.
(6) (i) Commencing April 1, 1996, any Shipper may
trade with any other Shipper having a corresponding Agreement its
injection rights under Rate Schedules DSS or NSS and/or its withdrawal
rights under Rate Schedule NSS and the corresponding inventory rights.
Such trades must be for equal volumes of injection rights or withdrawal
rights and the related inventory rights, as set out below.