Tariff
TWP Pipeline LLC
FERC GAS TARIFF
SECOND REVISED VOLUME NO. 1
SECTION 7.13
IMBALANCES AND OVERRUNS
VERSION 3.0.0
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS3. Whenever Shipper's actual cumulative receipts during Billing Month are less than actual cumulative deliveries, Transporter will recover the cost of the volumes owed to Transporter by assessing Shipper the replacement costs associated with the excess gas taken during the Billing Month. Such costs will be based on the highest daily price reported for Columbia Gas Transmission LLC – Appalachia as published by Gas Daily during the billing month that the imbalance occurred multiplied by Shipper's imbalance volumes. 7.13.3. Contract Termination – Shipper shall coordinate with Transporter to reduce to zero, within 60 days of contract termination, Shipper's Net Imbalance. 1. For purposes of this section, Shipper's Net Imbalance shall equal the net sum of Shipper's monthly imbalances remaining at contract termination. 7.13.4. Imbalance Netting and Trading – Transporter will net Shipper's imbalances on a monthly basis across all of Shipper's FT or IT Agreements. Shipper may trade any imbalances incurred under this section with other shippers on Transporter's system, provided the imbalances to be traded are off-setting. Whenever requested and whenever possible, Transporter will post requests to trade imbalances on Transporter's Website. Trades may be completed by notifying Transporter between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on any business day. Trades will be deemed completed upon notification to Transporter. 7.13.5. Unauthorized Overrun Charge – If Shipper exceeds its MDQ without approval of the Transporter, Shipper shall pay a rate equal to twice the AOS rate set forth on the Statement of Rates and Charges for each MMBtu of Gas taken in excess of Shipper's MDQ. 7.13.6. Waiver – Transporter may waive its right to collect all or any portion of the charges assessed Shipper under this section, provided that such waiver is granted in a nondiscriminatory manner.