Natural Gas Transportation Rate Sample Clauses

Natural Gas Transportation Rate. Based on the Pipeline Project and Transportation Services as described in the Proposal, Proposer shall include in the Proposal an “all-in” rate for the Firm Transportation Services from the trading markets included in the Proposal to the Delivery Point, based on the transportation and delivery of the thermal equivalent of 140,000 Dth/day of natural gas during the Firm Service Period (“Firm Transportation Rate”). The Firm Transportation Rate shall include, at a minimum, the construction costs of the Pipeline Project, an itemization of all firm transportation costs from the applicable trading markets included in the Proposal to the Delivery Point, and the costs of maintenance of the Pipeline Project. The Firm Transportation Rate must be broken down by components and listed by daily reservation demand rate ($/Dth/day) and commodity usage rate ($/Dth). The Proposal shall include a sample itemized calculation of the monthly billable amount for the firm transportation of natural gas based on the Firm Transportation Rate. The sample monthly billable amount is to be based on a natural gas price nomination from the Muddy Creek Compressor Station at the Opal, Wyoming trading hub and a deemed delivery of 10,000 Dth/day to the Delivery Point. Average fuel loss percentages for the Integrated Distribution System are to be based on the 2017 average for the pipeline transportation and delivery system and/or individual compressor and are to be listed as a percentage of fuel transported. The calculation of the sample monthly billable amount shall identify each cost component and average fuel loss percentages for each segment associated with the Integrated Distribution System segments and the natural gas pipeline lateral segment included in the Pipeline Project from the Muddy Creek Compressor Station to the Delivery Point. All assumptions included in the calculation must be listed for clarification.
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