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Florida Gas Transmission Company: Third Revised Volume No Florida Gas Transmission Company: Third Revised Volume No. 1 Title Page : Superseded FERC GAS TARIFF Third Revised Volume No. 1 of FLORIDA GAS TRANSMISSION COMPANY filed with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Communications concerning this Tariff should be addressed to: Robert B. Kilmer Vice President - Rates and Certificates Florida Gas Transmission Company P.O. Box 1188 Houston, Texas 77251-1188 Table of Contents Second Revised Sheet No. 1 7 Original Sheet No. 3-5 8 Original Sheet No. 6 9 Original Sheet No. 7 10 Forty-Eighth Revised Sheet No. 8A 11 Forty-Fourth Revised Sheet No. 8B 12 First Revised Sheet No. 8C 13 Substitute Original Sheet No. 8D 14 Fortieth Revised Sheet No. 8A.01 15 Thirty-Seventh Revised Sheet No. 8B.01 16 Fortieth Revised Sheet No. 8A.02 17 Original Sheet No. 9 18 Original Sheet No. 10 19 First Revised Sheet No. 12 20 Original Sheet No. 13 21 Original Sheet No. 14 22 Second Revised Sheet No. 16 23 Fifth Revised Sheet No. 18 24 Original Sheet No. 20 25 Original Sheet No. 22 26 Original Sheet No. 22A 27 Original Sheet No. 22B 28 Original Sheet No. 22C 29 Original Sheet No. 22I 30 Original Sheet No. 24 31 First Revised Sheet No. 25 32 First Revised Sheet No. 26 33 Original Sheet No. 27 34 Second Revised Sheet No. 28 35 Second Revised Sheet No. 29 36 Original Sheet No. 30 37 Original Sheet No. 31 38 Original Sheet No. 31A 39 Original Sheet No. 33 40 Original Sheet No. 35 41 Fifth Revised Sheet No. 37 42 Original Sheet No. 38 43 Second Revised Sheet No. 40 44 Original Sheet No. 41 45 Third Revised Sheet No. 42 46 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 43 47 Substitute First Revised Sheet No. 44 48 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 45 49 Sixth Revised Sheet No. 46A 50 Second Revised Sheet No. 47 51 2 Original Sheet No. 47A 52 Original Sheet No. 47E 53 Third Revised Sheet No. 49 54 First Revised Sheet No. 50 55 Original Sheet No. 50A 56 Substitute First Revised Sheet No. 55 57 Third Revised Sheet No. 56 58 First Revised Sheet No. 58 59 Second Revised Sheet No. 61 60 Third Revised Sheet No. 62 61 First Revised Sheet No. 67 62 Original Sheet No. 100 63 Original Sheet No. 102 64 Eighth Revised Sheet No. 102B 65 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 102C 66 Original Sheet No. 103 67 Original Sheet No. 104 68 Original Sheet No. 105 69 Original Sheet No. 106 70 Original Sheet No. 107 71 First Revised Sheet No. 108 72 Original Sheet No. 109 73 Original Sheet No. 114 74 First Revised Sheet No. 115 75 Seventh Revised Sheet No. 116 76 Sixth Revised Sheet No. 117 77 Seventh Revised Sheet No. 117A 78 Original Sheet No. 117.01 79 Original Sheet No. 118 80 First Revised Sheet No. 118A 81 Sixth Revised Sheet No. 121 82 Second Revised Sheet No. 122 83 Original Sheet No. 122A 84 Original Sheet No. 124 85 Third Revised Sheet No. 125 86 Third Revised Sheet No. 125A 87 First Revised Original Sheet No. 125B 88 Fifth Revised Sheet No. 128 89 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 129 91 Third Revised Sheet No. 129A 92 Second Revised Sheet No. 129B 93 Substitute Original Sheet No. 129C 94 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 131 95 Sixth Revised Sheet No. 132 96 2nd Sub. First Revised Sheet No. 134 97 Substitute Second Revised Sheet No. 135 98 3 Second Revised Sheet No. 135A 99 First Revised Sheet No. 136 100 First Revised Sheet No. 138 101 Original Sheet No. 139 102 Second Revised Sheet No. 140 103 Original Sheet No. 142 104 Original Sheet No. 143 105 Original Sheet No. 144 106 Original Sheet No. 146 107 Original Sheet No. 149 108 Original Sheet No. 150 109 Original Sheet No. 151 110 Original Sheet No. 153 111 Original Sheet No. 154 112 Original Sheet No. 155 113 Original Sheet No. 157 114 Original Sheet No. 158 115 Original Sheet No. 159 116 Original Sheet No. 163B 117 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 163C 118 Second Revised Sheet No. 163D 119 Substitute First Revised Sheet No. 163E 120 Second Revised Sheet No. 163H 121 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 164 122 Third Revised Sheet No. 165 123 Third Revised Sheet No. 165A 124 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 166 125 Second Revised Sheet No. 168A 126 Sixth Revised Sheet No. 169 127 Original Sheet No. 169A 128 Third Revised Sheet No. 171 129 Third Revised Sheet No. 172 130 First Revised Sheet No. 173 131 Substitute Fourth Revised Sheet No. 174A 132 Substitute Original Sheet No. 174B 133 Substitute First Revised Sheet No. 177A 134 First Revised Sheet No. 178 135 First Revised Sheet No. 179 136 First Revised Sheet No. 180 137 Substitute Third Revised Sheet No. 184B 138 Original Sheet No. 184D 139 First Revised Sheet No. 185 140 Original Sheet No. 186 141 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 187 142 Original Sheet No. 188 143 Substitute Third Revised Sheet No. 188A 144 4 Fourth Revised Sheet No. 189 145 First Revised Sheet No. 190 146 Original Sheet No. 193 147 Original Sheet No. 196 148 Original Sheet No. 197 149 Original Sheet No. 197D 150 First Revised Sheet No. 199 151 Third Revised Sheet No. 200 152 Original Sheet No. 202 153 Original Sheet No. 203 154 Original Sheet No. 204 155 First Revised Sheet No. 206 156 Eighth Revised Sheet No. 207 157 Original Sheet No. 209-299 158 Original Sheet No. 311-449 159 Original Sheet No. 450 160 Original Sheet No. 451 161 Substitute Third Revised Sheet No. 452 162 Original Sheet No. 453 163 Original Sheet No. 453A 164 Original Sheet No. 454A 165 Original Sheet No. 456 166 Original Sheet No. 457 167 Original Sheet No. 458 168 Original Sheet No. 460 169 Original Sheet No. 464 170 Original Sheet No. 465 171 Original Sheet No. 466 172 Original Sheet No. 468 173 Original Sheet No. 469 174 Original Sheet No. 472 175 Original Sheet No. 473 176 Original Sheet No. 474 177 Original Sheet No. 476 178 Original Sheet No. 479 179 Original Sheet No. 480 180 Original Sheet No. 481 181 Original Sheet No. 482 182 Original Sheet No. 484 183 Original Sheet No. 487 184 Original Sheet No. 488 185 Original Sheet No. 489 186 Original Sheet No. 491 187 Original Sheet No. 492 188 Original Sheet No. 493 189 Original Sheet No. 495A 190 5 Original Sheet No. 496 191 Original Sheet No. 496A 192 Original Sheet No. 497 193 Original Sheet No. 498 194 First Revised Sheet No. 499 195 First Revised Sheet No. 501 196 First Revised Sheet No. 502 197 Second Revised Sheet No. 503 198 First Revised Sheet No. 504 199 First Revised Sheet No. 509 200 Original Sheet No. 511 201 Original Sheet No. 513 202 Original Sheet No. 516 203 Original Sheet No. 517 204 Original Sheet No. 518 205 Original Sheet No. 520 206 Original Sheet No. 521 207 Original Sheet No. 528-599 208 Substitute Second Revised Sheet No. 530 209 Original Sheet No. 600 210 Original Sheet No. 601-649 211 Third Revised Sheet No. 650 212 Second Revised Sheet No. 651 213 Second Revised Sheet No. 652 215 Second Revised Sheet No. 653 216 Third Revised Sheet No. 654 217 Original Sheet No. 655 218 Original Sheet No. 656 219 Original Sheet No. 657 220 Original Sheet No. 658 222 Original Sheet No. 660 224 Original Sheet No. 661 225 Original Sheet No. 662-699 226 Original Sheet No. 700 227 6 Effective Date: 04/29/1994 Status: Effective FERC Docket: RP94-230-001 Second Revised Sheet No. 1 Second Revised Sheet No. 1 : Superseded Superseding: First Revised Sheet No. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Third Revised Volume No. 1 DESCRIPTION SHEET NO. Preliminary Statement 6 System Map 7 Statement of Effective Transportation Rates: Market Area 8A Western Division 8B PGA Termination - Distribution of Refunds 8C Flowthrough Caps for Direct Sales Customers 9 Rate Schedules-Transportation: Firm Transportation Service 10 Small Firm Transportation Service 23 No-Notice Transportation Service 32 Preferred Transportation Service 35 Primary Transportation Service 38 Interruptible Transportation Service 41 In-Line Pooling Service 48 Transporter Sales Service 51 General Terms and Conditions 1) Definitions 100 2) Quality 102B 3) Pressure 104 4) Measurement 104 5) Measuring Equipment 107 6) Maximum Hourly and Daily Volumes 109 7) Possession of Gas, Indemnification and Title 109 8) Force Majeure 112 9) Electronic Bulletin Board 114 10) Nominations, Confirmations and Scheduling 116 11) Multiple Division Contracts 122A 12) Determination of Daily Receipts 123 13) Determination of Daily Deliveries-Market Area 126 13.1)Determination of Daily Deliveries-Western Division 129B 14) Monthly Balancing 130 15) Invoicing and Payment 134 16) Creditworthiness 136 7 Effective Date: 11/01/1993 Status: Effective FERC Docket: RS92- 16-003 Original Sheet No. 3-5 Original Sheet No. 3-5 : Superseded Original Sheet Nos. 3-5 Have Been Reserved for Future Use 8 Effective Date: 11/01/1993 Status: Effective FERC Docket: RS92- 16-003 Original Sheet No. 6 Original Sheet No. 6 : Superseded PRELIMINARY STATEMENT Florida Gas Transmission Company (hereinafter called "Transporter") is a natural gas transmission company engaged in the business of transporting natural gas. It is authorized to operate facilities in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, supplying service areas located in North, South, East, and West Florida, as shown on the System Map on Sheet No. 7. 9 Effective Date: 11/01/1993 Status: Effective FERC Docket: RS92- 16-003 Original Sheet No.
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