Mid Louisiana Gas Company

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 03/27/2000, Docket: RP00-492-001, Status: Effective

Sub Fifth Revised Sheet No. 97 Sub Fifth Revised Sheet No. 97 : Effective

Superseding: Fourth Revised Sheet No. 97

in Paragraph 4.3(d) for releases longer than one (1)

month or Paragraph 4.4(d) for releases one (1) month

or less, the length of the period for submission of

offers (hereinafter called Bid Period); Customers

requesting any modification to the Bid Period once

a bid has been posted by Pipeline shall be required

to withdraw the posted bid in accordance with

Paragraphs 4.3(b) and 4.4(b) hereof and resubmit

a modified bid in accordance with

(j) whether bids on a one-part volumetric basis,

which, for the release of one (1) year or more,

shall not exceed the one-hundred percent (100%)

load factor equivalent of the maximum reservation

charge for the capacity being released, may be

submitted by Potential Customer, and if so, the

method for evaluating any such bids;

(k) whether a contingent bid that extends beyond the Bid

Period may be submitted, and the terms and conditions

for determining whether the next highest bidder will be

obligated to acquire the capacity should the winning

contingent bidder withdraw its bid; and

(l) for release of one (1) year or more, the maximum

reservation charge and all demand surcharges

(whether Inclusive or seperately stated)

applicable to the capacity being released.

(m) Effective until 9:00 a.m. central clock time on

September 30, 2002, or such date as the Commission

may order, there is no maximum rate for release of

less than one (1) year.

4.7 Formats of Notices, Bids, and Awards

Any Customer's Notice submitted to Pipeline by Releasing

Customer, bid submitted to Pipeline by Potential or

Prearranged Customer, or award made by Pipeline to

Replacement Shipper shall when reflecting numerical

values representing dollar amounts, specify an

equivalent rate as reflected in Pipeline's current

tariff. For any such transactions reflecting rates

different than maximum tariff rates, converting

daily rate to monthly rate is accomplished by multiplying

the daily rate times number of days in rate period,

dividing the result by number of months in rate period

and taking the remainder out to five (5) decimal places