Mainline Interruptible Services Sample Clauses

Mainline Interruptible Services. (a) General. In conjunction with its annual filing under Section 20 (FRQ) of the GT&C, Pipeline will determine the amount of revenues (if any) during the applicable reconciliation period that are in excess of the Threshold (as defined in GT&C Section 33.1(c)) for providing mainline interruptible services (including MNIT, MNPAL, and any other mainline interruptible services that become effective in the future under the Tariff). All capitalized terms used in this Section 33, unless otherwise defined in the Tariff, are as defined in the Stipulation and Agreement approved in Docket No. RP20-921. The period for revenue sharing provided for in this Section 33.1 of the GT&C shall end upon the termination of the Stipulation and Agreement in Docket No. RP20-921, and the only obligation pursuant to Section 33.1 of Pipeline after such termination is to compute whether any revenue sharing is owed for the Partial Year and pay any credits owed in accordance with this Section 33.1.
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