MidContinent Express Pipeline LLC
Original Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 04/10/2009, Docket: RP09-136-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 259 Original Sheet No. 259
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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These records shall include the volumes transported, the billing
determinants (MDQ), the rates MEP charged and the revenue received
associated with such transactions. MEP will separately identify such
transactions in Statements G, I and J (or their equivalent) filed in
any general rate proceeding. Should MEP institute a tariff provision
to flow through on a current basis to its Shippers the impact of
certain transportation transactions, the treatment of revenues from
Negotiated Rate(s) or Negotiated Rate Formula(s) shall be specified
in such provision.
30.4 CAPACITY RELEASE REVENUE
MEP and Shipper may agree hereunder to a Negotiated Rate
or Negotiated Rate Formula which includes payment obligations or
crediting mechanisms in the event of a capacity release which vary
from those set out in Section 14 of these General Terms and
Conditions. Nothing in the foregoing sentence, however, shall
authorize MEP or Shipper to violate the Commission's policy with
respect to the negotiation of terms and conditions of service.
30.5 FUEL GAS AND UNACCOUNTED FOR GAS
Under this Section, MEP and Shipper may agree upon
retainage or surcharge components, including a percentage charges for
Fuel Gas, Booster Compression fuel and/or Unaccounted For Gas,
different from those otherwise determined under this Tariff. Without
limitation of the foregoing, MEP may enter into agreements on Fuel
Gas, Booster Compression fuel and/or Unaccounted For Gas retainage
percentage with Foundation Shippers or Anchor Shippers different from
those determined under the Tariff. MEP will credit the full maximum
rate retainage or surcharge amounts to its accounts for any such
transactions where such retainage or surcharge amounts would apply if
the transaction were not entered into under this authority, without
prejudice to MEP's recovery from the Shipper with which it has such
an agreement of additional future amounts to offset any underrecovery
experienced by MEP to the extent such future recoveries are permitted
by contract.