National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation
Fourth Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 08/01/1997, Docket: RP97-398-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 209 Original Sheet No. 209 : Effective
RATE SCHEDULE SS-1
110-DAY UNDERGROUND STORAGE SERVICE
6. CARRYOVER PROVISIONS
For purposes of determining the Quantity of Gas of Buyer in storage as
of April 1 of each year until the April 1 immediately following
expiration of Buyer's Underground Storage Service Agreement,
(a) the Quantity of Gas shall be (i) the Quantity of Gas of Buyer in
storage as of the preceding April 1, plus (ii) the Quantity of
Gas received for injection (net of the Injection Allowance)
during the intervening contract year less (iii) the Quantity of
Gas withdrawn and delivered (including the Withdrawal Allowance)
during the intervening contract year.
In the event that immediately following the last contract year in
which the service agreement is in effect there remains in storage any
Quantity of Gas of Buyer of which Buyer, for reasons other than
Transporter's sole negligence or willful breach of the terms of
service hereunder, has not taken delivery, Buyer shall pay to
Transporter for each month or portion thereof during which any of
Buyer's gas remains in storage an amount equal to the amount payable
in the final month of such last contract year, and Buyer shall have
the right to take delivery of such remaining Quantity at the Maximum
Daily Withdrawal Quantity.
7. EXCESS INJECTIONS AND APPORTIONMENT OF REQUESTED QUANTITIES
On any day for which Buyer, through the injection notice required by
Subparagraph 2.2, requests Transporter to receive for injection
Quantities of Gas in excess of said Buyer's Maximum Daily Injection
Quantity, together with the applicable Injection Allowance,
Transporter shall determine what, if any, portion of the excess
Quantity of Gas it will receive, subject always to Transporter's firm
obligation to receive gas scheduled for injection by other Buyers
under Transporter's Rate Schedules ESS, FSS, SS-1 and SS-2 up to their
Maximum Daily Injection Quantities. Transporter may, in making such
determination, take into account the fact that one or more other such
Buyers have scheduled Quantities of Gas for injection which are less
than their Maximum Daily Injection Quantities, but Transporter shall
not be obligated to receive such excess Quantities of Gas except to
the extent that Transporter may, in its sole judgment, determine that
it is expedient for it to do so. Having made such determination,