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
Second Revised Sheet No. 140 Second Revised Sheet No. 140 : Effective
Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 140
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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37. ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM FOR FUEL, LINE LOSS, AND OTHER UNACCOUNTED FOR
GAS PERCENTAGES
The effective fuel and line loss percentages under Rate Schedules
FTS-1 and ITS-1 shall be adjusted downward to reflect reductions and
may be adjusted upward to reflect increases in fuel usage and line
loss in accordance with this Section 37.
37.1 Computation of Effective Fuel and Line Loss Percentage
The effective fuel and line loss percentage shall be the sum
of the current fuel and line loss percentage and the fuel and
line loss surcharge percentage.
37.2 The Current Fuel and Line Loss Percentage
(a) For each month, the current fuel and line loss
percentage shall be determined in accordance with
Section 37.2(c) hereof. The current fuel and line
loss shall be effective from the first day of such
month and shall remain in effect for the month.
(b) The current fuel and line loss percentage to be
applicable for the month shall be posted on PG&E GT-NW's
Electronic Bulletin Board not less than seven (7)
days prior to the beginning of the month.
(c) The current fuel and line loss percentage for the
month shall be determined on the basis of (1) the
estimated quantities of gas to be received by PG&E
GT-NW for the account of Shippers during such month and
(2) the projected quantities of gas that shall be
required for fuel and line loss during such month,
adjusted for overrecoveries or underrecoveries of fuel
and line loss during such month preceding the month in
which the current fuel and line loss percentage is
posted; provided, that the percentage shall not
exceed the maximum current fuel and line loss
percentage and shall not be less than the minimum
current fuel and line loss percentage set forth on
the Statement of Effective Rates and Charges.
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