GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
(Continued)
13. PRIORITY OF SERVICE (Continued)
13.2 Firm Scheduling Priorities Through Receipt Point Constraints
(Continued)
Last, NBP shall then schedule service to those Shippers for whom
the constrained receipt point is a Secondary Receipt Point outside
that Shipper's Primary Path. In the event full service cannot be
provided, service will be scheduled on a pro rata basis based on
each Shipper's MDQ.
13.3 Firm Scheduling Priorities Through Delivery Points
NBP shall first schedule service to those Shippers for whom the
constrained Delivery Point is a Primary Delivery Point, up to each
Shipper's MDQ at that point. In the event full service cannot be
provided to Shippers holding Primary Delivery Point rights,
service will be scheduled on a pro rata basis based on each
Shipper's MDQ at that point.
NBP shall then schedule service to those Shippers for whom the
constrained Delivery point is a Secondary Delivery Point within
that Shipper's Primary Path. In the event full service cannot be
provided, service will be scheduled on a pro rata basis based on
each Shipper's MDQ.
Last, NBP shall then schedule service to those Shippers for whom
the constrained Delivery point is a Secondary Delivery Point
outside that Shipper's Primary Path. In the event full service
cannot be provided, service will be scheduled on a pro rata basis
based on each Shipper's MDQ.
13.4 Scheduling Priority For Capacity Release
The Scheduling Priorities set out in Paragraph 13.1 above also
apply for capacity released under NBP's Capacity Release Program,
and are subject to the terms and conditions as specified in an
executed firm service agreement between NBP and Shipper. All
service under the capacity release program shall be considered
firm for purposes of priority of service.
(Continued)
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Issued by: John A Roscher, Director of Rates & Regulatory Affairs
Issued on: June 6, 2002 Effective on: August 12, 2002
Filed to comply with order of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Docket
No. CP01-22-000, et al., issued May 18, 2001, 95 FERC ¶ 61,259 |