Mississippi River Transmission Corp.

Third Revised Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 11/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 43-006, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 139 Original Sheet No. 139 : Superseded

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

(Continued)

9. SYSTEM MANAGEMENT (Continued)

(f) Any Customer which fails to adjust its receipts and/or

deliveries in compliance with an Operational Flow Order, subject

to the other provisions of this section, shall be assessed a

penalty of $10.00 per MMBtu for any daily variance from its

nomination, as revised by the Operational Flow Order, of the

greater of 3% or 1,000 MMBtu. Variances which improve system

integrity will not be penalized.

(g) Any Customer failing to abide by an Operational Flow

Order issued pursuant to this Section shall be subject to any

applicable penalties, shall be responsible for damages, and shall

indemnify MRT against any claims by third parties resulting from

the Customer's failure to comply with the Operational Flow Order.

9.8 System Protection Warnings

(a) A System Protection Warning may be noticed if MRT

anticipates problems which threaten overall operational integrity

on any portion or all of its system. The System Protection

Warning will identify the portion of MRT's system which is

affected and the estimated duration of the warning. It will also

state whether the potential system integrity problem is

anticipated to be caused by excess gas or a gas deficiency.

(b) While a System Protection Warning is in effect,

Customers are required to minimize any variances between scheduled

quantities and actual flows. Customers are also required to

minimize any imbalance between receipts and deliveries.

Deviations from scheduled quantities or imbalances which benefit

overall system operation will be permitted without penalty.

Section 10 may be suspended while a System Protection Warning is

in effect. Make up quantities which benefit overall system

operations may be permitted without penalty.