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North Baja Pipeline, LLC
FERC Gas Tariff
Original Volume No. 1

First Revised Sheet No. 163
Superseding
Original Sheet No. 163

                   GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
                                 (Continued)

19. CAPACITY RELEASE

    19.1  Eligibility to Release

           Any firm Shipper which contracts for firm transportation service 
           under Part 284 of the Commission's regulations (Releasing Shipper) 
           is eligible to release all or part of its capacity (Parcel) for 
           use by another party (Replacement Shipper).  Any Replacement 
           Shipper, which has previously contracted for a Parcel, may also 
           release its capacity to another party as a Secondary Release 
           subject to the terms and conditions described herein.

          Upon releasing a Parcel, consistent with the terms and conditions 
          described herein, all Releasing Shippers shall remain ultimately 
          liable for all reservation charges billable for the originally 
          contracted service. The Releasing Shipper, whether a primary or 
          secondary capacity holder, must post the capacity it seeks to 
          release on NBP's Internet website prior to the close of the 
          Posting Period defined herein. 

           A Releasing Shipper may release all or a portion of its capacity 
           for the remaining term of its contract on either a temporary or 
           permanent basis.  In the event of a permanent capacity release by 
           a Shipper paying the maximum recourse rate, the Right of First 
           Refusal is conveyed to the Replacement Shipper for that portion 
           permanently released.  NBP may not unreasonably refuse to relieve 
           the Releasing Shipper of liability under its contract and 
           extinguish Releasing Shipper's contractual obligations to NBP with 
           respect to that portion requested to be permanently released 
           provided that:  1) the Replacement Shipper is creditworthy 
           pursuant to NBP's credit standards; and 2) the rate paid by the 
           Replacement Shipper is no less than the rate contracted between 
           the Releasing Shipper and NBP for the remaining term of the 
           contract or the maximum tariff rate, whichever is less.  NBP may 
           refuse to allow a permanent capacity release if it has a 
           reasonable basis to conclude that it will not be financially 
           indifferent to the release.  If Shipper's request to permanently 
           release capacity is denied by NBP, NBP shall notify Shipper via e-
           mail and shall include in the notification the reasons for such 
           denial.






    (Continued)

Issued by: John A Roscher, Director of Rates & Regulatory Affairs
Issued on: February 23, 2007                  Effective on: March 26, 2007
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