TransGas Comprehensive Tariff
In the event Customer elects a temporary Assignment of transportation Service, Customer (Assignor) shall retain all rights to any rebates of outstanding Customer contributions, which may occur during the period of the temporary Assignment. In the event Customer elects a permanent Assignment of transportation Service, Customer (Assignor) shall have assigned all rights and obligations, including any rebates of outstanding Customer contributions for the Capacity assigned away as of the Effective Date of the permanent Assignment. In regards to Receipt Customer Specific Facilities, a change of Common Stream Operator does not automatically transfer the rights to any rebates of outstanding Customer contributions to the new Common Stream Operator, which the previous Common Stream Operator may have had. In order to transfer these rights, if applicable, to the new Common Stream Operator, in the absence of a transportation Service Agreement transferring these rights, an Assignment of the TransGas Contract relevant to these rights must be executed by both parties. 1.6) Standard Investment Levels TransGas will invest in Customer Specific transmission facilities an amount up to the levels indicated in the table below. TransGas Investment Levels Customer Class Rate Code Investment Level Receipt R11.X $35.60/GJ/d/ year of term Export E11.X $35.60/GJ/d/ year of term Large Industrial D11 $35.60/GJ/d/ year of term Medium Industrial D21 $35.60/GJ/d/ year of term Small Industrial (Deferred) D31 $0.244/GJ/ year of annual quantity Commercial (Deferred) D51 $0.325/GJ/ year of annual quantity Summer Use (Deferred) D41 $0.116/GJ/ year of annual quantity Interruptible (Deferred) $0.098/GJ/ year of annual quantity The maximum TransGas Investment level (over five year period) is equivalent for all Customers. This is expressed above on a Contract Demand basis per year of term for demand Customers. For non-demand Customers, the investment will be a deferred investment over a 5 year timeframe, and calculated using the investment levels above applied to the actual transport quantity each year.
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