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. 460 Original Sheet No. 460 : Pending
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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procedures set out in Section 23.7. Finally, Natural may take
unilateral action as provided in Section 23.8. The procedures set out
in such provisions, and their sequencing, are intended to be applied
only to the extent any of the specific actions indicated, or such
sequencing, would tend to alleviate the situation to be addressed. In
issuing Advisory Actions, Operational Flow Orders or a Critical Time,
Natural shall describe the conditions and the specific responses
required from the affected parties. To the extent practicable, Natural
shall direct its actions hereunder to Shippers creating or anticipated
to create the situation to be addressed and shall act consistent with
Section 23.9. Nothing herein shall preclude Natural from bypassing any
of the above procedures if, in its judgment, the situation so
requires. Natural will keep Shippers advised through posting on the
Informational Postings portion of Natural's Interactive Website on the
status of the situation.
23.5 ADVISORY ACTIONS
In the event Natural determines that action is required
to avoid a situation in which system pressure is not maintained or in
which the overall operational integrity of the system or any portion
of the system is jeopardized, Natural may take the Advisory Actions
set out herein to forestall the development of such a situation.
(a) Natural may request Shippers or other entities
affecting its system to take any of the following actions, or other
similar actions, to the extent such actions would tend to alleviate
the situation, on a voluntary basis:
(i) Increase or decrease the storage/supply mix
of deliveries;
(ii) Shift receipts to obtain better capacity
balance between pipeline systems;
(iii) Change Receipt or Delivery Points;
(iv) Change usage patterns (e.g., end users
switch to alternate fuels);
(v) Provide assistance from market area
resources (such as customer storage);
(vi) Activate pre-negotiated voluntary
arrangements under which gas is diverted from one Shipper to another
or from a non-Shipper to a Shipper (which arrangements may specify
appropriate compensation);