Florida Gas Transmission Company

Third Revised Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 10/02/1998, Docket: RP98-396-001, Status: Effective

Fourth Revised Sheet No. 129 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 129 : Superseded

Superseding: Sub. Second Revised Sheet No. 129

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(continued)

3. Alert Day Account

(a) On an Overage Alert Day, to the extent delivery quantities

exceed Scheduled Deliveries by the Alert Day Tolerance

Percentage defined in 13.D.6 below, other than quantities

determined as NNTS service in 13A.4, such overages shall be

recorded in an Alert Day Account specific to the particular

Alert Day and shall be subject to the Alert Day Charges in

13D.4 below.

(b) On an Underage Alert Day, to the extent delivery quantities

are less than Scheduled Deliveries by the Alert Day Tolerance

Percentage defined in 13.D.6 below, other than quantities

determined as NNTS service in 13A.4, such underages shall be

recorded in an Alert Day Account specific to the particular

Alert Day and shall be subject to the Alert Day Charges in

13D.5 below.

(c) Overages and underages recorded in the Alert Day Account

shall not be recorded in the Operating Account, nor subject

to monthly balancing under Section 14.

(d) When the Alert Day Notice applies system-wide, the

determination of quantities into the Alert Day Account will

be aggregated for all delivery points covered by the

Operating Account Agreement. To the extent the Alert Day

Notice relates to an Affected Area, the Alert Day Account

determination for delivery points in the Affected Area shall

be made at an individual delivery point level.

4. Overage Alert Day Balancing

Overages in Alert Day Accounts are deemed to be purchased from

other Shippers on Transporter's system. A Delivery Point

Operator's overage recorded in the Alert Day Account shall be

subject to an Alert Day Charge calculated as the sum of the

following:

(a) A balancing charge calculated as the Delivery Point

Operator's overage recorded in the Alert Day Account for

the Operating Account Agreement multiplied by 200% of the

spot price for gas delivered to Transporter at St. Helena

Parish, as reported in Natural Gas Week, for the week in

which the Alert Day occurred. Such balancing charge will

be accounted for pursuant to Section 19.1.

(b) A transportation charge calculated by multiplying the

Delivery Point Operator's overage quantity by the weighted

average of the 100 percent load factor maximum rates, plus

applicable surcharges, of Rate Schedules FTS-1, FTS-2 and

SFTS scheduled at the points for the period the Alert Day

Account balances occurred.