Enbridge Pipelines (AlaTenn) Inc.

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 03/01/2003, Docket: RP00-401-001, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 28A Original Sheet No. 28A : Effective

4.7 Segmentation. Shipper may divide the firm transportation service

of its FT Contract into segments of firm service either for its

own use or for release to a Replacement Shipper, provided that:

(a) each service segment is within the capacity path of the

Primary Receipt and Primary Delivery Points in Shipper's FT

Contract;

(b) the total contract demand of the combined services

applicable to a segment does not exceed the Contract Demand

in Shipper's FT Contract; and

service on the service segment(s).

Where a service segment is released to a Replacement Shipper, the

Releasing and Replacement Shippers shall generally be treated as

separate Shippers with separate contracts and contract demands.

Thus, the Releasing Shipper may seek changes in the Primary

Receipt and Primary Delivery Point(s) on the unreleased segment(s)

up to the contract demand for that unreleased segment, and the

Replacement Shipper may simultaneously seek changes in the Primary

Receipt and Primary Delivery Points on the released segment up to

the contract demand for that released segment. The Releasing

Shipper and the Replacement Shipper may further segment and

release its service segment(s) subject to the limitations

specified herein and the capacity release provisions of the

General Terms and Conditions of this Tariff. The Replacement

Shipper may also seek Secondary Receipt and Delivery Points on

Transporter's system relative to its service segment pursuant to

Section 4.4 above. Where the service segments of a Releasing and

Replacement Shipper overlap, the combined nominations of all

Releasing and Replacement Shippers on such overlapping segment

shall not exceed the Contract Demand of the original Shipper's FT

Contract.