Cameron Interstate Pipeline, LLC

Original Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 11/01/2008, Docket: RP08-647-000, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 78 Original Sheet No. 78

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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the event that, due to Pipeline's allocation of available capacity

for transportation services, all nominated deliveries cannot be

scheduled.

5.5 Nominations of Pooling Points. A Shipper may only submit an

Aggregation Nomination as defined in GT&Cs Section 13.2 under its

Pooling Service Agreement. A Shipper may only submit a

Disaggregation Nomination as defined in GT&Cs Section 13.2 for

transporting gas from a pool under its Service Agreement(s).

5.6 Upstream Confirmation Reductions. In the event that an upstream

operating entity's confirmation, pursuant to GT&Cs Sections 4, 5.1

and/or 5.2, reduces the scheduled quantities and such reductions are

made in aggregate for the Receipt Point(s), Pipeline shall reduce

such quantities in a corresponding amount on Pipeline's system based

upon Shipper's ranking. To the extent reductions in the

confirmation process are applicable to a contract (or to

transactions within a contract that are charged the same percentage

of the maximum rate), Pipeline will use Shipper's provided schedule

ranks (in accordance with NAESB defined data sets), or pro-rata if

no ranks are provided by Shipper, to effectuate such reductions to

the scheduled quantities.

Pipeline shall not allow reductions below the elapsed pro-rata

scheduled quantity without the express consent of the affected

party(s). Elapsed-prorated-scheduled quantity means that portion of

the scheduled quantity that would have theoretically flowed up to

the effective time of the Intraday Nomination being confirmed, based

upon a cumulative uniform hourly quantity for each nomination period

affected. Elapsed-pro-rata scheduled quantity will apply to all

nomination decreases submitted in the Intraday Nomination cycles.

5.7 Segmentation. Shipper may segment its capacity by nominating

receipts or deliveries of gas on a primary point basis, subject to

GT&Cs Sections 5, 6 and 11. Shipper may segment its capacity by

nominating receipt or deliveries of gas at any available point on

Pipeline's system on a secondary firm basis, subject to GT&Cs

Sections 5, 6 and 11. Deliveries will be scheduled on a primary firm

basis if utilizing Primary Receipt and/or Delivery Points within

Shipper's Capacity Path and on a secondary firm basis if utilizing

Secondary Receipt and/or Delivery Points outside Shipper's Capacity

Path. Segmentation of capacity will be permitted to the extent the

segmented capacity would not impair Pipeline's ability to render

services pursuant to its