Texas Gas Transmission Corporation

First Revised Volume No. 2-A

Effective Date: 11/01/1990, Docket: RP90-192-002, Status: Effective

Substitute Original Sheet No. 29 Substitute Original Sheet No. 29 : Effective

RATE SCHEDULE

FT-SL, FT-1, FT-2, FT-3 and FT-4

Firm Transportation Service

(Continued)

this Rate Schedule for deliveries in excess of the

Annual D-2 Billing Quantity. In addition, Customer

shall pay Transporter for any additional charges

arising out of Sections 4.3 and 4.4 of this Rate Sche-

dule.

Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Transporter

and Customer, Transporter may, from time to time, and

at any time selectively after negotiation, adjust the

rate(s) applicable to any individual Customer; pro-

vided, however, that such adjusted rate(s) shall not

exceed the applicable Maximum Rate(s) nor shall they be

less than the Minimum Rate(s) set forth in the cur-

rently effective Sheet No. 10 of this Tariff. If

Transporter so adjusts any rates to any Customer,

Transporter shall file with the Commission any and all

required reports respecting such adjusted rate.

4.2 Fuel, Company Use, and Unaccounted For Quantities

Customer may, at its option, (1) furnish the quantity

of gas required for fuel, company use, and unaccounted

for associated with rendering transportation service

pursuant to this Rate Schedule or (2) provided Trans-

porter has gas supplies available, purchase from

Transporter the quantity of gas required for fuel,

company use, and unaccounted for at a charge equal to

Transporter's weighted average cost of gas reflected in

its last purchased gas rate adjustment filing multi-

plied by the quantity of gas required for fuel, company

use, and unaccounted for. The quantity of gas required

for fuel, company use, and unaccounted for shall be

equal to the quantity of gas tendered for transporta-

tion multiplied by the applicable percentage. Customer

shall elect to furnish or purchase the quantity of gas

required for fuel, company use, and unaccounted for

prior to the commencement of the transportation service