TransColorado Gas Transmission Company

Original Volume No. 1

Effective Date: 12/01/2001, Docket: RP01-419-000, Status: Suspended

Second Revised Sheet No. 233A Second Revised Sheet No. 233A : Suspended

Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 233A

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

8. NOMINATIONS/SCHEDULING OF RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES (Continued)

(d) Any third party may administer multiple transportation

agreements as the designated representative for one or more Shippers.

However, such representative shall separately administer and account for

each such Agreement.

8.7 Transfer Nominations. Whenever gas is purchased at a Receipt

Point (including a pooling point) on TransColorado's system by an entity

that is not going to nominate that gas for receipt by TransColorado under

a Transportation Agreement, that entity must submit a transfer nomination

to TransColorado through its Interactive Website (or EDI), identifying the

quantities (in Dth) and the entities from whom the gas is being bought and

the entities to whom the gas is being sold. Such transfer nominations are

needed in order to be able to confirm the nominated receipts at that point

and thus such transfer nominations are due by the deadlines applicable to

Shipper nominations.

8.8 Nomination Priorities. As part of the nomination and transfer

nomination process, if there is more than one supply source nominated to

be delivered to a single delivery point or buyer, the nomination or

transfer nomination should identify how and which supply sources should be

cut in the event all nominated deliveries are not or cannot be made.

Similarly, the nomination or transfer nomination should identify which

delivery should be cut in the event gas is not or cannot be received as

nominated (i.e., ranking). Ranking should be included in the list of data

elements. Transportation service providers should use service requester

provided rankings when making reductions during the scheduling process

when this does not conflict with tariff-based rules.