CNG Transmission Corporation
Second Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 01/05/1998, Docket: RP97-406-005, Status: Effective
Sub. Second Revised Sheet No. 308 Sub. Second Revised Sheet No. 308 : Superseded
Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 308
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Operational Flow Orders
11B.4 Terms And Conditions Applicable To Transportation
Service.
A. In the event that one or more Customers receiving
service under Rate Schedules FT, FTNN, IT and/or MCS
are overdelivering or underdelivering gas in violation
of the applicable terms and conditions of their Rate
Schedules, Pipeline may issue an operational flow
order ("OFO") to maintain or restore a balance on
Pipeline's system to protect Pipeline's system
integrity and allow Pipeline to satisfy its firm
service obligations.
1. Specific Instances. A Customer receiving under
Rate Schedule FT, FTNN, IT and/or MCS may be
subject to OFOs issued by Pipeline:
a. to alleviate conditions that threaten the
operational integrity of Pipeline's system;
b. to maintain pressures necessary for
Pipeline's operations;
c. to ensure adequate flowing supplies are
delivered to specific Receipt Points on
Pipeline's system;
d. to alleviate operational problems arising
from overdeliveries or underdeliveries by
Customer in violation of its Service
Agreement and/or applicable Rate Schedule;
e. Customers under Rate Schedule FT and FTNN
may also be subject to OFOs issued by
Pipeline:
(1) when Pipeline experiences or forecasts
three consecutive days where Customers
withdraw maximum or near-maximum
quantities from storage; or
(2) when necessary to prevent damage to
Pipeline's storage pools.
f. Customers under Rate Schedule FTNN may also
be subject to OFOs issued by Pipeline:
(1) when hourly takes by Customer at any
Delivery Point are in excess of
quantities that Pipeline can handle; or
(2) when conditions of Pipeline's system
preclude use of "From Customer's
Balance" provisions to replace
supplies.