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May 31, 2021 Filed Electronically Canada Energy Regulator Suite 450 – 1 Street S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 5H1 Phone: (403) 920-2603 Fax: (403) 920-2347 Email: [email protected] May 31, 2021 Filed Electronically Canada Energy Regulator Suite 210, 517 Tenth Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2R 0A8 Attention: Mr. Jean-Denis Charlebois, Secretary of the Commission Dear Mr. Charlebois: Re: NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL) Gas Transportation Tariff (Tariff) Updated Attachment 2 to the Table of Final 2021 Rates, Tolls and Charges (Final 2021 Rates) NGTL attaches for filing with the Canada Energy Regulator (CER) pursuant to section 229(1)(a) of the Canadian Energy Regulator Act, an updated Attachment 1 (Receipt Point Rates) and Attachment 2 (Delivery Point Rates) to the Table of Final 2021 Rates (Table) of the Tariff, effective June 1, 2021. Attachment 1 to the Table has been updated to include Aitken Creek Interconnect receipt point that is expected to go into service in June 2021. The final 2021 FT-R, FT-RN and IT-R rates are provided in the following table: Station FT-R Demand Rate FT-RN Rate IT-R Rate Page No. on Number Station Name Legal Description ($/103m3/mo) ($/103m3/mo) ($/103m3/d) Attachment 1 3820 Aitken Creek B 44 L / 94 A 13 476.43 513.28 17.48 1 Interconnect NS Attachment 2 to the Table has been updated to include the Keephills Expansion Delivery APN, Aitken Creek Interconnect and Livingstone Creek No. 2 Sales delivery points. The Keephills Expansion Delivery APN point was previously added to Interim 2021 Rates on May 1, 2020 and is now being added to Final 2021 Rates. The Aitken Creek Interconnect and Livingstone Creek No. 2 Sales points are both expected to go into service in June 2021. The final 2021 FT-D and IT-D rates for the stations are provided in the table below: Station FT-D Demand Rate IT-D Rate Page No. on Number Station Name Legal Description ($/GJ/month) ($/GJ/d) Attachment 2 3820 Aitken Creek Interconnect B 44 L / 94 A 13 NS 11.03 0.3896 1 32759 Keephills Expansion 8-36-51-04-W5 8.18 0.2958 5 Delivery APN 6150 Livingstone Creek No 2 NW-26-078-18-W6M 8.18 0.2958 6 Sales May 31, 2021 Mr. Charlebois Page 2 of 2 The rates were determined in accordance with NGTL’s rate design methodology approved by the CER in Reasons for Decision RH-001-2019 and Order TG-001-2020 on March 25, 2020. If the CER requires additional information regarding this filing, please contact Andrew Pittet by phone at (403) 920-5682 or by email at [email protected]. Yours truly, NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. Original signed by Bernard Pelletier Director, Regulatory Tolls and Tariffs Canadian Natural Gas Pipelines Attachment cc: TTFP NGTL System Shippers NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. Attachment 1 Receipt Point Rates Page 1 of 23 Final June-December 2021 Rates Receipt Point Rates - Year Two Transition Receipt FT-R Demand Rate FT-RN Demand IT-R Rate Point Receipt Point Name Price Point "B" Rate ($/103m3/d) Number ($/103m3/mo) ($/103m3/mo) 1337 ABEE $ 321.86 $ 354.05 $ 12.17 30200 ACHESON B APN $ 225.14 $ 247.65 $ 8.51 1351 AECO A $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1426 AECO H $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1473 AECO I $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 3880 AECO INTERCONNECTION $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 3820 AITKEN CREEK INTERCONNECT 1 $ 476.43 $ 513.28 $ 17.48 5202 AITKEN CREEK SOUTH 1 $ 476.43 $ 513.28 $ 17.48 5204 AITKEN CREEK WEST NO. 2 1 $ 476.43 $ 513.28 $ 17.48 1526 AKUINU RIVER $ 155.30 $ 170.83 $ 5.87 1681 AKUINU RIVER WEST $ 155.30 $ 170.83 $ 5.87 3868 ALBERTA MONTANA BORDER $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 2000 ALBERTA-B.C. BDR $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 2109 ALDER FLATS $ 133.89 $ 147.28 $ 5.06 2200 ALDER FLATS SOUTH $ 131.62 $ 144.78 $ 4.98 5150 ALDER FLATS SOUTH NO 2 $ 131.60 $ 144.76 $ 4.98 1075 ALDERSON $ 129.60 $ 142.56 $ 4.90 1208 ALDERSON NORTH $ 181.33 $ 199.46 $ 6.86 1103 ALDERSON SOUTH $ 129.63 $ 142.59 $ 4.90 30399 ALEXIS APN $ 174.68 $ 192.15 $ 6.60 5026 ALGAR LAKE $ 261.48 $ 287.63 $ 9.89 5132 ALTARES 1 $ 467.15 $ 503.08 $ 17.13 5207 ALTARES SOUTH 1 $ 463.43 $ 498.98 $ 16.99 5224 ANDERSON LAKE $ 243.92 $ 268.31 $ 9.22 1469 ANDREW $ 263.97 $ 290.37 $ 9.98 5154 ANSELL SOUTH $ 155.11 $ 170.62 $ 5.86 2136 ANTE CREEK SOUTH $ 344.27 $ 378.70 $ 13.02 30201 ANTHONY HENDAY APS $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1567 ARMENA $ 258.65 $ 284.52 $ 9.78 1770 ARMSTRONG LAKE $ 364.55 $ 401.01 $ 13.78 30202 ARROWWOOD NORTH APS $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30203 ARROWWOOD SOUTH APS $ 259.49 $ 285.44 $ 9.81 2734 ASSUMPTION NO 2 $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30204 ASTOTIN CREEK APN $ 155.30 $ 170.83 $ 5.87 1326 ATHABASCA $ 299.25 $ 329.18 $ 11.31 1368 ATHABASCA EAST $ 154.14 $ 169.55 $ 5.83 1009 ATLEE-BUFFALO $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1116 ATLEE-BUFFALO EAST $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1098 ATLEE-BUFFALO SOUTH $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1297 ATMORE $ 227.58 $ 250.34 $ 8.60 1792 ATUSIS CREEK EAST $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 30205 AUBURNDALE APN $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1275 BADGER EAST $ 141.55 $ 155.71 $ 5.35 1649 BADGER NORTH $ 173.22 $ 190.54 $ 6.55 1782 BAILEYS BOTTOM $ 229.14 $ 252.05 $ 8.66 Order: TG-005-2021 Effective: June 1, 2021 NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. Attachment 1 Receipt Point Rates Page 2 of 23 Receipt FT-R Demand Rate FT-RN Demand IT-R Rate Point Receipt Point Name Price Point "B" Rate ($/103m3/d) Number ($/103m3/mo) ($/103m3/mo) 2744 BALLATER NO 2 $ 327.36 $ 360.10 $ 12.38 1100 BANTRY $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1296 BANTRY NORTHEAST $ 182.53 $ 200.78 $ 6.90 1122 BANTRY NORTH $ 154.64 $ 170.10 $ 5.85 1181 BANTRY NORTHWEST $ 156.17 $ 171.79 $ 5.90 1339 BAPTISTE SOUTH $ 313.46 $ 344.81 $ 11.85 1329 BASHAW $ 271.70 $ 298.87 $ 10.27 1393 BASHAW B $ 271.72 $ 298.89 $ 10.27 1330 BASSANO SOUTH $ 126.07 $ 138.68 $ 4.77 2761 BASSET LAKE $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 2085 BASSET LAKE SOUTH $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 2066 BASSET LAKE WEST $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30207 BATTLE RIVER APN $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30208 BAUER LAKE RECEIPT APN $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1197 BAXTER LAKE $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1334 BAXTER LAKE B $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1382 BAXTER LAKE NORTHWEST $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1198 BAXTER LAKE WEST $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 2143 BAY TREE $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30209 BEAR HILLS APN $ 245.23 $ 269.75 $ 9.27 2132 BEAR RIVER $ 341.57 $ 375.73 $ 12.91 5169 BEAR RIVER NO 2 $ 275.80 $ 303.38 $ 10.43 2186 BEAR RIVER WEST $ 305.14 $ 335.65 $ 11.54 30210 BECKER COULEE APS $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1089 BELLIS $ 287.74 $ 316.51 $ 10.88 1675 BELLIS SOUTH $ 247.55 $ 272.31 $ 9.36 2043 BELLOY $ 147.21 $ 161.93 $ 5.57 2105 BELLOY WEST $ 342.02 $ 376.22 $ 12.93 1720 BELTZ LAKE $ 284.30 $ 312.73 $ 10.75 1264 BENALTO WEST $ 172.45 $ 189.70 $ 6.52 30211 BENAMAN APS $ 121.70 $ 133.87 $ 4.60 2177 BENBOW SOUTH $ 214.33 $ 235.76 $ 8.10 1261 BENTLEY $ 153.80 $ 169.18 $ 5.81 1274 BENTON WEST $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1604 BERRY CREEK SOUTH $ 341.41 $ 375.55 $ 12.91 30212 BERRYMOOR A APN $ 154.32 $ 169.75 $ 5.83 30213 BERRYMOOR B APN $ 153.67 $ 169.04 $ 5.81 1157 BIG BEND $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 3933 BIG EDDY INTERCONNECTION $ 153.50 $ 168.85 $ 5.80 30391 BIG LAKE APN $ 155.30 $ 170.83 $ 5.87 2175 BIG PRAIRIE $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1870 BIG VALLEY $ 339.83 $ 373.81 $ 12.85 1835 BIGKNIFE CREEK $ 262.57 $ 288.83 $ 9.93 30215 BIGORAY A APN $ 266.59 $ 293.25 $ 10.08 30216 BIGORAY B APN $ 251.55 $ 276.71 $ 9.51 2176 BIGORAY RIVER $ 198.47 $ 218.32 $ 7.50 30217 BIGSTONE CREEK APN $ 128.17 $ 140.99 $ 4.85 5128 BILBO $ 224.46 $ 246.91 $ 8.49 1002 BINDLOSS NORTH NO 1 $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 Order: TG-005-2021 Effective: June 1, 2021 NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. Attachment 1 Receipt Point Rates Page 3 of 23 Receipt FT-R Demand Rate FT-RN Demand IT-R Rate Point Receipt Point Name Price Point "B" Rate ($/103m3/d) Number ($/103m3/mo) ($/103m3/mo) 1001 BINDLOSS SOUTH $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1474 BINDLOSS WEST $ 155.07 $ 170.58 $ 5.86 30218 BLACKFOOT CREEK APN $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 5135 BLAIR CREEK 1 $ 476.43 $ 513.28 $ 17.48 1616 BLOOD INDIAN CREEK EAST $ 340.33 $ 374.36 $ 12.87 30219 BLOOD WELLING APS $ 142.85 $ 157.14 $ 5.40 1779 BLOOR LAKE $ 361.58 $ 397.74 $ 13.67 2704 BLUE RAPIDS $ 145.34 $ 159.87 $ 5.50 30220 BLUE RAPIDS GROUP APN $ 178.31 $ 196.14 $ 6.74 1242 BODO WEST $ 355.53 $ 391.08 $ 13.44 2773 BOGGY HALL $ 138.52 $ 152.37 $ 5.24 1590 BOHN LAKE $ 164.71 $ 181.18 $ 6.23 5012 BOIVIN CREEK $ 165.03 $ 181.53 $ 6.24 1778 BOLLOQUE NO 2 $ 356.01 $ 391.61 $ 13.46 1290 BOLLOQUE SOUTH $ 363.12 $ 399.43 $ 13.73 30221 BOLTON CREEK APGC $ 244.05 $ 268.46 $ 9.23 5103 BONANZA $ 303.63 $ 333.99 $ 11.48 1401 BONAR WEST $ 289.06 $ 317.97 $ 10.93 1660 BONNYVILLE $ 167.81 $ 184.59 $ 6.34 2709 BOOTIS HILL $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 2182 BOTHA EAST $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 2217 BOTHA WEST $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30222 BOULDER APN $ 288.11 $ 316.92 $ 10.89 2220 BOULDER CREEK $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 3001 BOUNDARY LAKE SOUTH $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 30223 BOW ISLAND APS $ 280.22 $ 308.24 $ 10.59 1318 BOWELL SOUTH $ 161.56 $ 177.72 $ 6.11 1849 BOWELL SOUTH NO 2 $ 161.56 $ 177.72 $ 6.11 1216 BOWMANTON $ 122.32 $ 134.55 $ 4.62 1842 BOWMANTON EAST $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1204 BOWMANTON SOUTH $ 107.15 $ 117.87 $ 4.05 1237 BOWMANTON WEST $ 189.67 $ 208.64 $ 7.17 2138 BOYER EAST $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1703 BOYLE WEST $ 243.19 $ 267.51 $ 9.19 30224 BRAEBURN CREEK APGP $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 2799 BRAINARD LAKE $ 269.88 $ 296.87 $ 10.20 1947 BRAZEAU - BRAZEAU EAST SUMMARY $ 145.45 $ 160.00 $ 5.50 1096 BRAZEAU SOUTH $ 139.01 $ 152.91 $ 5.26 30225 BREMNER APN $ 162.70 $ 178.97 $ 6.15 1619 BRIGGS $ 147.32 $ 162.05 $ 5.57 30226 BROOKS APS $ 187.95 $ 206.75 $ 7.11 30227 BROOKS GS 2946 APS $ 172.38 $ 189.62 $ 6.52 30228 BROOKS GS 2958 APS $ 205.16 $ 225.68 $ 7.76 2721 BROWNVALE NORTH $ 368.18 $ 405.00 $ 13.92 1168 BRUCE $ 214.77 $ 236.25 $ 8.12 1215 BRUCE NORTH $ 267.21 $ 293.93 $ 10.10 30229 BUCKWHEAT APN $ 167.18 $ 183.90 $ 6.32 30230 BUFFALO CREEK A APN $ 368.54 $ 405.39 $ 13.93 1409 BULLPOUND $ 340.33 $ 374.36 $ 12.87 Order: TG-005-2021 Effective: June 1, 2021 NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd.
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