Stingray Pipeline Company, L. L. C.

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 11/01/2008, Docket: RP08-436-000, Status: Effective

Fourth Revised Sheet No. 128 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 128

Superseding: Third Revised Sheet No. 128

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

9. DETERMINATION OF DELIVERIES

9.1 PREDETERMINED ALLOCATIONS

In accounting for the volumes delivered by Stingray, in

circumstances where multiple services are provided at any

Delivery Point, the sequence of volumes delivered shall be

determined by a predetermined allocation agreement between

Stingray and the operator of the facilities immediately

downstream of the point at which Stingray delivers Gas. The

upstream or downstream party providing the point

confirmation should submit the PDA to the allocating party

after or during confirmation and before the start of the Gas

Day. Allocation methodology types upon which two parties

may agree are: ranked, pro rata, percentages, swing and

operator provided value. Other examples of allocation

methods that can be used are combinations of methodology

types. Different methods may be submitted for overages and

underages. In the absence of such an agreement, Sections

9.2 and 9.3 shall control. Any new or proposed change to

the methodology should be sent to Stingray before the start

of the Gas Day on which the methodology is to be effective.

Stingray shall confirm receipt of the methodology within

fifteen (15) minutes via the Interactive Internet Website if

received via the Interactive Internet Website or via EDI if

received via EDI.

9.2 DELIVERY SEQUENCE

Unless otherwise agreed, Gas at any Delivery Point shall be

deemed to have been delivered in the following sequence:

(a) Volumes scheduled under firm transportation Agreements

consistent with confirmed nominations and within MDQ;

(b) Volumes scheduled under interruptible transportation

Agreements consistent with confirmed nominations and

within MDQ;

nominations;

(d) Additional volumes shall be allocated pro rata based

on confirmed nominations, but not to exceed the