Caledonia Gas And Storage
First Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 09/30/2010, Docket: RP10-1032-000, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 56 Original Sheet No. 56
Caledonia reserves the right to give first
priority to bids where: (i) the reservation charges meet or exceed a
threshold value; and (ii) the length of term meets or exceeds a
threshold value. Caledonia may also take into consideration the
relative creditworthiness of each bidder when determining the bid with
the highest economic value. Caledonia may change the criteria to be
used in evaluating bids, but the revised criteria may be applied to an
open season only if notice of such change is posted at least three (3)
Business Days prior to the commencement of the open season. Caledonia
will not change the criteria for an on-going open season.
(c) Evaluation and Allocation. During the allocation process conducted
as part of an open season, should requests for Firm Storage Service
exceed available capacity, capacity will first be allocated to the
Qualified Customer who submitted the bid which is anticipated by
Caledonia to generate the highest acceptable economic value for
Caledonia. After the initial allocation of capacity to the Qualified
Customer with the best bid, Caledonia will continue allocating the
remaining available capacity based on the ranking of bids having the
highest acceptable economic value until all of the remaining capacity
that was bid at, or above, the internal threshold levels has been
allocated. When remaining unallocated capacity is not sufficient to
meet the next highest economic value bidder’s capacity requirements for
FSS, such next highest bidder shall have the option of declining the
remaining capacity. Caledonia will then offer the remaining capacity to
the next highest bidder, until all the remaining capacity is allocated
or until such time that the next highest bidder’s terms did not meet
the minimum requirements set forth in the Open Season.
(d) Tie-Bids. Should the next highest bid in Section 3.2(c) above be
submitted by two or more Qualified Customers (e.g., tied bids) and the
remaining uncommitted capacity available is less than the capacity
required to serve such parties, then the procedures in this subsection
will apply. Caledonia will first notify the bidders submitting the
tying bids that the evaluation resulted in a tie and shall provide each
such bidder an opportunity to improve its bid through an entirely new
bid submitted via the Internet Web Site and by e-mail within twenty-four
(24) hours of such notification. If a tie still exists after this first
step, Caledonia will next allocate the available capacity pro rata to
each tying bidder which has indicated its willingness to prorate.
(e) Execution of Agreements. A Qualified Customer’s bid which is
accepted by Caledonia shall be deemed a binding transaction under the
Qualified Customer’s FSS Service