Florida Gas Transmission Company

Third Revised Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 11/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 16-003, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 188 Original Sheet No. 188 : Superseded

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(continued)

(a) Exercise of the Rollover Provision -- Twelve months

prior to the expiration of the primary term or

existing unilateral rollover provision, as applicable

contained herein, Shipper must provide Transporter

notice of Shipper's decision of whether to exercise

the 10-year rollover provision. The exercise of the

rollover will be at the applicable maximum rate for a

10-year term.

Further, twelve months prior to the expiration of any

10-year rollover provision, Shipper must provide

Transporter with Notice of Shipper's decision of

whether to exercise a subsequent 10-year rollover

provision. The exercise of subsequent 10-year

rollover provisions also must be at the maximum rate.

Shipper is not limited to the number of consecutive

10-year rollover provisions it may elect under this

Section 20C.

(b) Non-Exercise of Rollover Provision -- In the event of

non-exercise of the rollover provision, Shipper's

Service Agreement shall be subject to pre-granted

abandonment and automatically terminated at the end of

the primary or rollover term, whichever is applicable.

(c) Any Shipper that enters into the rollover option shall

waive any right it may have under Order No. 500-J to

require Transporter to file for abandonment under

Section 7(b) of the Natural Gas Act for any portion of

such service agreement covered by Order No. 500-J.

21. PROCEDURE FOR REQUESTING NEW OR ADDITIONAL FIRM SERVICE AND

INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE ON EXISTING MAINLINE FACILITIES

Transporter will post on its Electronic Bulletin Board the

availability of firm and interruptible capacity for transportation

service. Transporter will provide not unduly discriminatory

access to transportation capacity to all Shippers, including

without limitation, local distribution companies, end-users,

producers, brokers, marketers and other potential shippers who

desire such service. Transporters's obligation to provide firm

service shall also be subject to the availability of existing

capacity to provide the requested service.