Pacific Gas Transmission Company
First Revised Volume No. 1-A
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Effective Date: 02/02/1998, Docket: GT98- 17-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 125 First Revised Sheet No. 125 : Effective
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 125
TRANSPORTATION GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(Continued)
30. GAS SUPPLY RESTRUCTURING TRANSITION COSTS (Continued)
30.5 Transition Cost Recovery Mechanism (Continued)
(d) Northwest Shippers' GSR Cost Responsibility -- All
Northwest Shippers (excluding Washington Natural Gas
Company) shall pay a Direct Bill and Washington Natural
Gas shall pay a GSR transition cost surcharge (different
from that provided in (c) above) for their share of GSR
transition costs. The Northwest Shippers' responsibility
shall be equal to 1.3 percent of the Approved GSR costs
that are not absorbed by PG&E GT-NW and in any event shall
not exceed a total of $1,454,000. Of this amount,
one-third, up to $485,000, will be credited against the
amount allocated to the Direct Bill as described in
Paragraph 30.5(b), and two-thirds, up to $969,000, will be
credited against the amount allocated to the GSR surcharge
provided in Paragraph 30.5(c). The amounts allocated to
the Northwest Shippers as a group will be allocated among
the individual Northwest Shippers based on the
percentages shown below and will not exceed the
applicable total amount for each Shipper.
Total
Percentage Amount
Washington Natural Gas Company 55.02% up to $ 800,000
Cascade Natural Gas Corporation 24.07% up to 350,000
Washington Water Power Company/
WP Natural Gas 18.57% up to 270,000
Northwest Natural Gas Company 2.34% up to 34,000
Total Northwest Shippers 100.00% $1,454,000
Washington Water Power Company/WP Natural Gas (WWP),
Cascade Natural Gas Corporation (CNG), and Northwest
Natural Gas Company (NNG) will be billed and will pay
immediately all amounts of the Approved GSR Costs
allocated to them up to the total maximums noted above.
The total amount allocated to Washington Natural Gas
Company (WNG) will be recovered through a volumetric
surcharge over a three-year amortization period based on
the approved commodity throughput for WNG. Any amounts
not recovered at the end of the 36-month amortization
period will be due and payable in one lump sum. Once the
maximum GSR Costs applicable to Northwest Shipper(s), as
such amounts may be adjusted pursuant to the application
of rolled-in rates on the PG&E GT-NW system, have been
collected then the GSR Cost tariff provisions will no
longer apply to such Northwest Shipper(s).
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