Mid Louisiana Gas Company

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 09/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 20-006, Status: Effective

Substitute Original Sheet No. 106 Substitute Original Sheet No. 106 : Effective

Superseding: ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 106

however, that on a particular day Customer's deliveries

and receipts do not match, Customer shall be notified

and required to ensure that quantities are nominated,

confirmed, and scheduled in uniform quantities so as to

bring deliveries and receipts into conformity; provided,

however, Pipeline shall have the sole right, to be

reasonably exercised, to determine whether capacity is

available to bring receipts and deliveries into

conformity.

(b) Customer shall be responsible each day to cause gas to

be delivered to Pipeline as scheduled at Pipeline's

Point(s) of Receipt and/or cause gas to be taken from

Pipeline at Pipeline's Point(s) of Delivery in

accordance with scheduled quantities. In the event that

Customer fails to comply with this Paragraph 5.6,

Pipeline shall notify Customer and provide a forty-eight

(48) hour period in which Customer shall be required

prospectively to schedule the aggregate of the difference

between the scheduled and allocated quantities at each

point of interconnect. Customer shall be subject to

penalties pursuant to Paragraph 17.4 of Pipeline's General

Terms and Conditions if Customer does not comply with this

Paragraph 5.6(b) within forty-eight (48) hours of receiving

notice from Pipeline.

provided pursuant to such Rate Schedules which are a

part of Pipeline's FERC Gas Tariff in uniform rates of

flow which shall not exceed one-fifteenth (1/15th) of

Customer's MDQ in any one (1) hour period.

5.7 Gas shall be delivered at the pressures specified in the

Service Agreement between Pipeline and Customer; provided,

however, that Pipeline shall not deliver gas at a pressure

lower than fifty (50) pounds per square inch gauge, unless a

lower pressure is agreed to by Pipeline and Customer.

Customer shall receive and take the gas at such delivery

pressure and thereafter regulate and control the same as may

be required for its own use.