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WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY

Rate Book Index

General Information Rate Book Index Towns and Communities System Map Current Rate Summary Current Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) Current General Transportation and Carriage Rates Computer Billing Rate Codes

Sales Service General Firm Sales Service (G-1) Interruptible Sales Service (G-2) large Volume Sales (LVS-1, LVS-2) Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA)

Transportation Service Storage Transportation Service (T- 1) General Transportation Service (T-2) Carriage Service (T-3)

Miscellaneous Special Charges Budget Payment Plan

Rules and Regulations 1. Commission's Rules and Regulations 2. Company's Rules and Regulations 3. Application for Service 4. Billings 5. Deposits 6. Special Charges 7. Customer Complaints to the Company 8. Bill Adjustments 9. Customer's Request for Termination of Service

10. Partial Payment And Budget Payment Plans

ISSUED: January 3, 1994

For Entire Service Area P.S.C. No. 20

First Revised SHEET No. 1 Cancelling

Original SHEET No.1

Sheet No. 1 to2 3 -4 5 6 7

11 to 13 15 to 20 21 to 25 27 to 29

31 to 32 34 to 38 40 to 45

51 52

61 61 PUBLIC SERVICE COMtJ 61 OF KENTUCKY 62 EFFECTIVE 64 65

D':C 2 2 1993 67 67

t1litibUkN l TO 807 KAR 69 70 SECTION~~)

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EFFECTIVE: December 22, 1993

ISSUED BY: lltaj cf". ~ VJCO President- RaiBa & Regulalely Atlai10

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Rate Book Index

Rules and Regulations 11. Company's Refusal or Termination of Service 12. Winter Hardship Reconnection 13. Request Tests 14. Access to Property 15. Assignment of Contract 16. Renewal of Contract 17. Turning Off Gas Service and Restoring Same

For Entire Service Area P .S.C. No. 20


Original SHEET No. 2 (First Substitute)

Sheet No. 71 74 75 76 76 76 77

18. Special Rules for Customers Served from Transmission Mains 77 19. Owners Coment 78 20. Customer's Equipment and Installation 78 21. Company's Equipment and Installation 80 22. Protection of Company's Property 80 23. Customer's Liability 80 24. Notice of Escaping Gas or Unsafe Conditions 81 25. Special Provisions - Large Volume Customers 81 26. Exclusive Service 81 27. Point of Delivery of Gas 82 28. Distnbution Main Extensions 82 29. Municipal Franchise Fees 83 30. Continuous or Uniform Service: 84 31. Measurement Base 84 32. Character of Service 84 33. Curtailment Order 85 34. General Rules 88

The following pages have been reserved for future use: 8- 10, 14, 26, 30J1suc SERVICE COMMISS 39,46-50,53- OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

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PU~SUANl TO 807 KAR 5:C 1 ...... ,.......... ... __ ..,. • '"''" a '-' 1

ISSUED: January 3, 1994

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Twenty-sixth Revised SHEET No.4 Cancelling

Twenty-fifth Revised SHEET No.4

Current Rate Summary CASE No. 95-010 B Per Data Request

Firm Service Meter Charge:

Residential -Non-Residential -

$4.35 per meter per month 11.60 per meter per month

First 300 1 Me£ @ Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ Over 15,000 Me£ @

Interruptible Service

Sales (G-1) $3.6407 per Me£ 3.4907 per Me£ 3.3407 per Me£

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9035 per Me£ @ 1.7535 per Me£ @ 1.6035 per Mcf

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Base Charge: $100.00 per delivery point per month

Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Me£ @ $2.5792 per Me£ Over 15,000 Me£ @ 2.4292 per Me£

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8420 per Me£ @ 0.6920 per Me£

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Carriage Service Base Charge: $100.00 per delivery point per month

First 15,000 1 Me£ Over 15,000 Me£

Transport (T-3)

@ $0.4 704 per Me~ IDLIC SERVICE COO 'A ft'~l"'N @ 0.3204 per Mcfuc OF KENTUCK' f'RJV

EfFECTIVE

'-"I 2 7 1~~5 PURSUANT TO 807 KAR ~ f011,

A SECTION9(1) BY: r~~. (!. ~~

1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and fS'lerrupn.,~ anu" - ION carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Me£ has been achieved.

ISSUH>: October 17, 1995 EFFECTIVE: October 27, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission for Case No. 95-0108 Per Data Request dated October 27, 1995.) /

c,tl_qb ISSUED BY:~.JLL~E~ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs


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Twenty -fifth Revised SHEET No. 4 Cancelling

Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No. 4 (Case No. 95-01 o Settlement)

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Current Rate Summary Case No. 95-010 A (N)

Firm Service Base Charge:

Residential -Non- Residential -Carriage (T- 4) -

Transportation Administration Fee -

First 300 1 Mcf Next 14,700 1 Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf

Sales (G-1) @ $3.5725 per Mcf @ $3.1203 per Mcf @ $2.9703 per Mcf

High Load Factor Firm Service HLF demand charge/Mcf@ $5.5145

First 300 1 Mcf Next 14,700 1 Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf


@ $2.8388 per Mcf @ $2.3866 per Mcf @ $2.2366 per Mcf

Base Charge -Transportation Administration Fee -

First 15,000 1 Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf

Sales (G-2) @ $2.4583 per Mcf @ $2.3083 per Mcf


$150.00 per delivery point per month 45.00 per customer per month

$150.00 45.00

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9874 per Mcf @ $1.5352 per Mcf @ $1.3852 per Mcf

Carriage (T- 4) @ $1.0036 per Mcf @ $0.5514 per Mcf @ $0.4014 per Mcf

@ $5.5145 per Mcf of daily PUBUC SERVICE C( ~ISSIOi'4 OFKENTUCI'Y

EfFECTIV Contract Demand


Sc.r> J 1 199f

PURSUANT TO 807 KAF 5:011,

per delivery point per montft . ~:IONJ(~ 1 4 per customer per month FYOR.: nt' · "•K

POOtiC SEnViCE OO~ISSION

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8732 per Mcf @ $0.7232 per Mcf

Carriage (T-3) @ $0.4865 per Mcf @ $0.3365 per Mcf

1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales, transportation, and carriage; firm, high load factor, and interruptible) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

ISSUED: July 31, 1995 EFFECTIVE: September 1, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-010 dated September 1, 1995.)

ISSUED BY: ~JU.-_~2~ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs



Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No.4 Cancelling

Twenty-third Revised SHEET No.4

Current Rate Summary r---------------------~C~a=s~e~N~o~·~95~--0~1~0~(~:s~ti~plul~ffi~io~n~l) ______________________ ~ CNl

Firm Service Base Charge:


Transportation Administration Fee -

First 300 1 Mcf Next 14,700 1 Me£ Over 15,000 Me£

Sales (G-1) @ $3.7761 per Me£ @ 3.3239 per Mcf @ 3.1739 per Mcf

High Load Factor Firm Service HLF demand charge/Mcf@ $5.5145

First 300 1 Mcf Next 14,700 1 Me£ Over 15,000 Mcf



Base Charge -Transportation Administration Fee -

First 15,000 1 Mcf Over 15,000 Me£

Sales (G-2) @ $2.6557 per Me£ @ 2.5057 per Me£

$5.10 per meter per month 13.60 per meter per month 45.00 per customer per month

$150.00 45.00

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9941 per Mcf @ 1.5419 per Me£ @ 1.3919 per Mcf

@ $5.5145 per Me£ of daily

PUBLIC SERVICE C(PMMISSION OFKENTUC~Y

EfFECTIV;; Contract Demand

@ $1.2773 per Mcf @ $0.8251 per Me£ @ $0.6751 per Me£

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PURSUANT TO 807 KA ~ 5:011, SECTION 9 (1)

BY: ~ ..1~- (! . 11~ per delivery point per montfiOR Ttf'PlBttC SERVICE C<M.iiSSION per customer per month

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8737 per Me£ @ 0.7237 per Mcf

Carriage (T-3) @ $0.4865 per Me£ @ 0.3365 per Mcf

1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales, transportation, and carriage; firm, high load factor, and interruptible) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

ISSUBJ: July 13, 1995 EFFECTIVE: August 1.1, 1995

• (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-010 dated August 10, 1995.)

ISSUBJ BY: ~ .....u_ ~ 2 ~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

. ./ For Entire Service Area P.S.C. No. 20

Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No. 4 Cancelling


WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIOi-1 OF KENTUCKY



First 300 1 Me£ @ Next 14,700 1 Mcf @ Over 15,000 Me£ @


Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 S


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AUG J 1 i995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 ( 1)

BY:~~ (!. '1t.td_ FOR THfPUBUCSERVICE COMMISSIC~

Sales (G-1) $3.7818 per Mcf 3.6318 per Me£ 3.4818 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9253 per Mcf @ 1.7753 per Me£ @ 1.6253 per Mcf


Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Me£ @ $2.7141 per Mcf Over 15,000 Me£ @ 2.5641 per Me£

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8576 per Me£ @ 0.7076 per Me£



Transport (T -3) @ $0.4 704 per Mcf @ 0.3204 per Me£

1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and interruptible and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Me£ has been achieved.

ISSUBJ: June 23, 1995 EFFECTIVE: August 1, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-5588 dated July 27, 1995.)

Vies President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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P .S.C. No. 20 Twenty-third Revised SHEET No.4

Cancelling Twenty-second Revised SHEET No. 4




First 300 1 Mcf @ Next 14,700 1 Mcf @ Over 15,000 Mcf @


Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 R


Sales (G-1) $4.0119 per Mcf 3.8619 per Me£ 3.7119 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9382 per Mcf @ 1.7882 per Mcf @ 1.6382 per Mcf


Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Mcf @ $2.9355 per Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf @ 2.7855 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8618 per Mcf @ 0. 7118 per Mcf

Carriage Service Base Charge:


$100.00 per delivery point per month

PUBLIC SERVICE COMi~~;;,""· Transport (T -3) OF KENTUCKY @ $0.4 704 per Mcf

EFFECTIVE @ 0.3204 per Mcf

JUL 0 1 ·~~~5

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 . SECTION 9 ( 1)

BY:~- C: /u.,_,./' -------FORT PUBLIC S£f;vtc~· ,. ·

1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and interruptible and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

ISSUID: May 31 , 1995 EFFECllVE: July 1, 1995

(ssued by Authorty of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558R dated June 27, 1995.)

ISSUID BY: • (') Qoo .. Q . . ......._ C)t'"~ ~JJ.~~c..~

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Twenty-second Revised SHEET No. 4 Cancelling

Twenty-first Revised SHEET No.4




First 300 1 Me£ @ Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ Over 15,000 Mcf @


Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 Q


Sales (G-1) $3.9353 per Me£ 3.7853 per Me£ 3.6353 per Me£

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9685 per Me£ @ 1.8185 per Me£ @ 1.6685 per Me£


Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Mcf @ $2.8589 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8921 per Mcf

Over 15,000 Mcf @ 2.7089 per Mcf @ 0.7421 per Me£


Transport (T -3)

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@ $0.4704 per Mcf ( N)

@ 0.3204 per MefJBLIC SERVICE COMN 1$~ OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

JUN 0 1 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5.P 11. SECTION 9 ( 1)

BY: ~~ (! · /t.u..< 1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and rim:W~J~£R'lttll.¢OMM SSION

carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Me£ has been achieved.

ISSUBJ: May 1, 1995 EFFECTIVE: June 1 , 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-5580 dated May 26, 1995.)

ISSUBJ BY:~ ..JL.Q_~ 2 ~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs


Twenty-first Revised SHEET No. 4 Cancelling

Twentieth Revised SHEET No. 4






Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 P


Sales (G-1) $3.8494 per Me£ 3.6994 per Mcf 3.5494 per Me£

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9404 per Me£ @ 1. 7904 per Mcf @ 1.6404 per Me£


Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Me£ @ $2.7730 per Me£ Over 15,000 Mcf @ 2.6230 per Me£

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8640 per Mcf @ 0.7140 per Me£


Transport (T-3)

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First 15,000 1 Me£ Over 15,000 Mcf

@ $0.4 704 per Mc1UBUC SERVICE COMf 'HSS1DN @ 0.3204 per Mcf OF KE~iTL.'CI<Y < * l

EFFECTIVE

MAY 0 1 't995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAfi . :011, ";.:r-1'!1'"•\i C• ( •) cJ;.,.v i.J<··; .. } I

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ISSUID: March31 , 1995 EFFECTIVE: May 1, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 P dated April 26, 1995.) I

ISSUB> BY: cJ_) .......__ ~ e ~ Lee Allen Ewrett, Vice Presideot - Rates & Regulatory Affairs ~ I q !J ~


Twentieth Revised SHEET No.4 Cancelling

Nineteenth Revised SHEET No.4




First 300 1 Mcf @ Next 14,700 1 Mcf @ Over 1§~000 Mcf @


Current Rate Summ~ Case No. 92-558 0


Sales (G-1) $3.6802 per Mcf 3.5302 per Mcf 3.3802 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $1.9404 per Mcf @ 1. 7904 per Mcf @ 1.6404 per Mcf


Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Mcf @ $2.6038 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8640 per Mcf

Over 15,000 Mcf @ 2.4538 per Mcf @ 0. 7140 per Mcf


Transport (T -3)

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@ $0.4704 per Mcf ( N)

@ 0.3204PUf'~C~//CECOMM/SSION ( N)

OF KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE

ISSUB>: March 1, 1995 EFFECTlVE: April 1, 1995

(Issued by Author~ of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 0 dated April6, 1995.)

ISSUB> BY: Jl"'f J. hvztL_ Via! President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

For Entira Service Area P .S.C. No. 20

Nineteenth Revised SHEET No. 4 Cancelling

Eighteenth Revised SHEET No.4



Residential -Non- Residential -


Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 N




Interruptible Service Base Charge: $100.00 per delivery point per month

Transport (T-2) Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Mcf @ $2.7842 per Mcf @ $0.8693 per Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf @ 2.6342 per Mcf @ 0.7193 per Mcf

Carriage Service Base Charge:


$100.00 per delivery point per month

Transport (T -3) PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION @ $0.4 704 per Mcf

OF KENTUCKY @ 0 3204 Mcf EfFECTIVE . per

PURSUANT TO 807 KA.R 5:01 1. SECTION 9 (1) ~ fi'•Mt/ BY: • .~. 1,._, /Tt.U.•L

FOR rilPUBJc &RVlCE COI-.-lM!SSION 1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and interruptible and

carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

ISSUID: February 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: March 1, 1995

(Issued by Authorty of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 N dated February 26, 1995.)

ISSUID BY: Jl"'f cf: hvz1j.__ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Fdr. ~:·Service Area ~1· .. P .S.C. No. 20

Eighteenth Revised St£ET No. 4 Cancelling

Seventeenth Revised St-EEl No. 4





Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 M






Transport (T-2) @ $0.8726 per Mcf @ 0.7226 per Mcf


Transport (T-3)

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@ $0.4 704 Bal Mcf ( I ) @ 0 3204 i'~VICE COMMISSION < 1 >

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FEB 0 1 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:01 1, SECTION 9 ( 1)

BY: ~Jf·.~ 1 AU gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, ~o~i§'~6"6fB~-Mfd10N


ISSUID: January 10, 1995 EFFECllVE: February 1, 1995

(&sued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-558 M dated February 1, 1995.)

ISSUID BY: J/"'/ J. ~ Vioe President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Seventeenth Revised SHEET No. 4 Cancelling

Sixteenth Revised SHEET No. 4





Current Rate Summary Case No. 92-558 L


Sales (G-1) $4.0870 per Mcf 3.9370 per Mcf 3. 7870 per Mcf



Transport (T-2) @ $0.8939 per Mcf @ 0.7439 per Mcf



Transport (T -3)

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@ $0.4622 per MqfUBLIC SERVICE COM~ 1&SfAN @ 0.3122 per Mcf OF KENTUCKY ( N)

EFFECTIVE

JAN 0 1 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5011 SECTION 9 (1) '

BY: ~~""-e. /t.u< FOR riiPIJEur· s.tii'Vir ,.. (;AIIM SS

1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and interruptmle 'arlo '"'~ ION


ISSUBJ: December 1, 1994 EFFECTIVE: January 1, 1995

(Issued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 L dated December 16, 1994.)

ISSUB> BY: '"'~;;). hvtJ,t__ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs


Sixteenth Revised SHEET No.4 Cancelling

Fifteenth Revised SHEET No.4





Current Rate Summarv Case No. 92-558 K


Sales (G-1) $4.1887 per Mcf 4.0387 per Mcf 3.8887 per Me£



Sales (G-2) First 15,000 1 Me£ @ $3.2328 per Me£ Over 15,000 Me£ @ 3.0828 per Mcf

Transport (T-2) @ $0.8759 per Me£ @ 0. 7259 per Me£



PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Transport (T - 3) OF KENTUCKY @ $0.4622 per Me£

EFFECTIVF @ 0.3122 per Mcf

: 1 1 All gas consumed by the customer (sales and transportation, firm and interruptible and


ISSUED: October 31, 1994 EFFECTIVE: December 1 , 1994

{Issued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 K dated December 1, 1994.)

ISSUED BY: Jl"'f s. hvzP-_ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Twenty-sixth Revised SHEET No.5 Cancelling

Twenty-fifth Revised SHEET No.5

Current Gas Cost Adjustments CASE No. 95-010 B Per Data Request

Applicable

For all Mcfbilled under General Sales Service (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).

GCA = (EGC- BCOG) + CF + RF

Gas Cost Adjustment Components

EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) EGC-BCOG

CF (Correction Factor)

RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-5581, effective 11!1!94 Case 92-5581<, effective 12/1!94 Case 92-558L, effective 1/1/95 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1!95 Case 92-558N, effective 3/1!95 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1!95 Case 92-558P, effective 5/1/95 Case 92-558Q, effective 6/1!95 Case 92-558R, effective 7/1!95 Case 92-558S, effective 8/1/95 Case 95-0lOA, effective 9/1/95 Oct Per Data Request

RFTotal GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment)

ISSUBJ: October 17, 1995

G-1

$3.1291 per Mcf 3.4344

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(0.0911) 0.0000

(0.0344) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0555) 0.0000

(0.0323) 0.0000

(0.2628) ($0.7356) per Mcf

G-2

$2.3954 per Mcf 3.1771

(0.7817)

(0.1675)

(0.0153) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0363) 0.0000

(0.0099) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0555) 0.0000

(0.0092) 0.0000

(0.1262) ($1.0754) per Mcf

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OCT 2 7 ~~~~ C., (Issued by Author~y of an Order of the Public Service Commission for Case No. 95-01 OB Per Data Request dated October 27, 1995.)

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR ~:011.

ISSUBJ BY:~~~~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs BY· ~~ ;. (k FoR TlrF\B.lC SERVICE COMMISSION



Twenty-fifth Revised SHEET No. 5 Cancelling

Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No.5 (Case No. 95-010 Settlement)

Current Gas Cost Ad'ustments Case No. 95-010 A

Applicable

For all Me£ billed under General Sales Service (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).


Gas Cost Adjustment Components G - 1

EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) $2.7960 BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) 3.4331 EGC- BCOG (0.6371)


RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-5581, effective 10/1/94 Case 92-5581, effective 11/1!94 Case 92-558K, effective 12/1/94 Case 92-558L, effective 1!1!95 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1/95 Case 92-558N, effective 3/1!95 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1!95 Case 92-558P, effective 5/1!95 Case 92-558Q, effective 6/1!95 Case 92-558R, effective 7/1!95 Case 92-558S, effective 8/1/95 Case 95-010A, effective 9/1!95


ISSUID: July 31 , 1995

0.0286

HLF G -1

$2.0623 2.6513

(0.5890)

0.0286

G-2

$2.0623 per Me£ 2.6513

(0.5890)

0.0286

EFFECllVE: September 1, 1995


ISSUID BY:~~~ 2~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No. 5 (First Substitute)



Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 95-010 (Stipulation)

Applicable

For all Mcfbilled under General Sales Service (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).


HLF Gas Cost Adjustment Components G-1 G -1 G-2

EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) $2.9673 $2.2505 $2.2505 per Mcf BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) 3.4331 2.6513 2.6513 EGC-BCOG (0.4658) (0.4008) (0.4008)

CF (Correction Factor) 0.0286 0.0286 0.0286

RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-558H, effective 9/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1!94 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 11/1/94 (0.0495) (0.0495) (0.0153) Case 92-558K, effective 12/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558L, effective 1!1!95 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1/95 (0.0911) (0.0911) (0.0363) Case 92-558N, effective 3/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1!95 (0.0344) (0.0344) (0.0099) Case 92-558P, effective 5/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558Q, effective 6/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558R, effective 7/1/95 (0.0555) (0.0555) (0.0555) Case 92-558S, effective 8/1!95 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000

RFTotal (0.2305) (0.2305) (0.1170-) GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) ($0.6677) ($0.6027) ($0.4892) per Mcf

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ENTUCKY ECTIVE

ISSUID: July 13, 1995 EFFECTIVE: August 11, 1995 AUG \ 1 1995

· · · · · · A PtiRSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:01 1. (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Serv1ce Comm1ss1on 1n Case No. 95-010 dated ugust 10, 199!5.r ·· SECTION 9(1)

() () (\ (\ ~ A • !LA BY· ~~ (!. . >tJ_ ISSUID BY:~......._~(_~ Vire President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs Foirrili<lic.c ~/ T ION





PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

Current as Cost Ad'ustments Case No. 92-558 S

Applicable

For all Mcf billed under General Sales Service (G-1) and Interruptible Sales ~~f.i:j~~~~=~


Gas Cost Adjustment Components G-1 G-2

EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) $3.0418 per Mcf $2.3250 per Mcf BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) 3.4344 3.1771 EGC-BCOG (0.3926) (0.8521)

CF (Correction Factor) 0.0286 0.0286

RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-558H, effective 9/1!94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1!94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558J, effective 11!1!94 (0.0495) (0.0153) Case 92-5581(, effective 12/1!94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558L, effective 1/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1/95 (0.0911) (0.0363) Case 92-558N, effective 3/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1/95 (0.0344) (0.0099) Case 92-558P, effective 5/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558Q, effective 6/1!95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558R, effective 7/l/95 (0.0555) (0.0555) Case 92-558S, effective 8/1/95 0.0000 0.0000

RFTotal 0.2305 0.1170 GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) ( 0.5945) per Mcf ( 0.9405) per Mcf

e ISSUED: June 23, 1995 EFFECTIVE: August 1, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 S dated July 27, 1995.)

ISSUED BY:,J)...JL9.....~ ~ ~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Twenty-third Revised SHEET No.5 Cancelling

Twenty-seccond Revised SHEET No.5

Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 R

Applicable \

For all Me£ billed under General Sales SeiVice (G-1) and Interruptible Sales SeiVice (G-2).



EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) $3.2898 per Mcf $2.5643 per Me£ BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) 3.4344 3.1771 EGC- BCOG (0.1446) (0.6128)


RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-558G, effective 8/1!94 (0.0179) (0.0179) Case 92-558H, effective 9/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1!94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558J, effective 11/1/94 (0.0495) (0.0153) Case 92-5581<, effective 12/1!94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558L, effective 1/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1!95 (0.0911) (0.0363) Case 92-558N, effective 3/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1/95 (0.0344) (0.0099) Case 92-558P, effective 5/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558Q, effective 6/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558R, effective 7/1!95 (0.0555) (0.0555)

RFTotal ~0.2484) _(0.1349_) GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) ( 0.3644} per Me£ ($0.7191) per Me£

e ISSUBJ: May31, 1995 EFFECTIVE: July 1, 1995

(Issued by Author~y of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 A dated June 27, 1995.)

ISSUBJ BY~-U..~ <2 ~ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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(I , I)

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Twenty-second Revised SHEET No.5 Cancelling

Twenty-first Revised SHEET No.5

Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 Q

Applicable

For all Me£ billed under General Sales Service (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).



EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) $3.1457 per Me£ $2.4202 per Me£ BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) 3.4344 3.1771 EGC-BCOG (0.2887) (0.7569)


RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-558F, effective 7/1/94 0.0120 0.0120 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1/94 (0.0179) (0.0179)

PUBUCSER Case 92-558H, effective 9/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 OF~

Case 92-558J, effective 11!1/94 (0.0495) (0.0153) EF

Case 92-558K, effective 12/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558L, effective 1/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 JUN 0 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1/95 (0.0911) (0.0363) Case 92-558N, effective 3/1/95 0.0000 0.0000 PURSUANT TO~ Case 92-5580, effective 4/1!95 (0.0344) (0.00~ SECTIO Case 92-558P, effective 5/1/95 0.0000 0.00 : f'2ud'., Case 92-558Q, effective 6/1/95 0.0000 O.OOo<fORTHrPUBLIC SER

RFTotal (0.1809) (0.0674) GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) ($0.4410) per Me£ ($0.7957) per Me£

e ISSUED: May 1, 1995 EFFECTIVE: June 1 , 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 Q dated May 26, 1995.)

ISSUED BY: J)....Q....L.~ ~ Vire President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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(I , I)

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ICE COMMISSI ENTUCKY ECTIVE

i995

07 KAR 5:011, N 9 (1) C!.)tu.f_

111CE COMMISSION ( N, N)

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Twenty-first Revised SHEET No.5 Cancelling

Twentieth Revised SHEET No.5

Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 P

Applicable

For all Me£ billed under General Sales Setvice (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).





RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-558E, effective 6/1!94 Case 92-558F, effective 7/1/94 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1!94 Case 92-558H, effective 9/1!94 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1/94 Case 92-5581, effective 11/1!94 Case 92-5581(, effective 12/1!94 Case 92-558L, effective 1!1/95 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1!95 Case 92-558N, effective 3/1!95 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1!95 Case 92-558P, effective 5/1/95


e ISSUID: March 31, 1995

G-1

$3.0598 per Me£ 3.4344

(0.3746)

0.0286

0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0495) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0911) 0.0000

(0.0344) 0.0000

_(0.1809) ($0.5269) per Me£

G-2

$2.3343 per Me£ (I , I)

3.1771 (0.8428) (I , I)

0.0286 ( N, N)

PUBUC SEF:IJ! C ECOMM!SSIO 0.0000 OFi<Ei TUCt<Y

0.0120 EFFt . CTIVE

(0.0179) 0.0000 MAY 0 1 0.0000 (0.0153JURSUA~~}~ i~i

'1995

7 KAR 5:011. 9 (i) 0.0000 ... vel,, 110;,

~y (/ / .· • • ., _, r1 ~' 0 00 . ·,iO'~'•hJC:.'¢1.,- ..

( 0. 036!~11;;Jt'(.:(:i;:-y:-;·;;, : J }'(. I'J ~;,~~~..1'-f-.f_ :E COMMiSSION r .{... . :- ~.,... ;,} .... n ! ;\

0.0000 (0.0099) 0.0000

(0.0674) ($0.8816) per Me£

( N , N)

(I , I)

EFFECTIVE: May 1, 1995

/ (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 P dated April 26, 1995.)

1

q!J ISSUED BY: ~...._.__ ~E ~ Lee Allen Everett, Voce President - _, & Regulatory Affairs (j ~


For Entire Service Area

P.S.C. No. 20 Twentieth Revised SHEET No. 5

Cancelling Nineteenth Revised SHEET No. 5

Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 0

Applicable

For all Mcf billed under General Sales Service (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).



EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) EGC- BCOG


RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-5580, effective 5/1/94 Case 92-558E, effective 6/1/94 Case 92-558F, effective 7/1/94 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1/94 Case 92-558H, effective 9/1/94 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1/94 Case 92-5581, effective 11/1/94 Case 92- 558K. effective 12/l/94 Case 92-558L, effective 1/l/95 Case 92-558M, effective 2!1/95 Case 92-558N, effective 3/1/95 Case 92-5580, effective 4/1/95

G-1

$2.8906 per Mcf 3.4344

(0.5438)

0.0286

0.0000 0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0495) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0911) 0.0000

G-2

$2.1651 per Mcf 3.1771

(1.0120)

0.0286

0.0000 0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0153) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0363) 0.0000

(0.0099)

(I , R)

(I , R)

(I , I)

RF Total GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment)

(0.0344) (0.1809)

($0.6961) per Mcf

-

064 (R , R)

F.RV'CbCflrvlMi~Slp~ R l }1}l.;:t¥tt'f , ,~;-; 1,/y r r t'\ t:i\! ! "'""" EFFECTIVE

-poff~UffilfllO dU1 t\t\h 5:011, ISSUED: March 1, 1995 EFFECTIVE: A ril1, 19(1!SECT!Oi··.J 9 ('! )

p .? 'I "' I} BY· -l'£.i.NA!.o- L . J!:!2.{ ..... e (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Plblic Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 o dated ,{~~ ~ J§i~T-Jic~C~iSSiON

ISSUED BY: ~~"'! cf: ~ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs


Nineteenth Revised Sl-EET No. 5 Cancelling

Eighteenth Revised SHEET No. 5


Current.Gas Cost Mjustments Case No. 92-558 N

Applicable

For all Mcf billed under General Sales Setvice (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).





RF (Refund Adjustment):

G-1

$2.8627 per Mcf 3.4344

(0.5717)

0.0115

Case 92-558C, effective 4/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-5580, effective 5/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-558E, effective 6/1!94 0.0000 Case 92-558F, effective 7/1/94 0.0120 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1!94 (0.0179) Case 92-558H, effective 9/1!94 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-558J, effective 11/1!94 (0.0495) Case 92-558K, effective 12/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-558L, effective 1!1!95 0.0000 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1/95 (0.0911) Case 92-558N, effective 3/1!95 0.0000

RF Total PUBLIC SERVICE COMM(~5) GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) OF I<ENTUCKY{$o:7067) per Mcf

Ef-rECT!VE

MAR 0 1 1995

PIJR~IJANT TO R07 KAR r.i·f\1 1

SECTION 9 \ 1}

G-2

$2.3527 per Mcf 3.1771

(0.8244)

0.0115

0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0153) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0363) 0.0000 ~.0575)

( .8704)per Mcf

ISSUID: February 2, 1995 BY: _{J_-f!f!!.."!::_!/f..: .. !J,'-ff_f__ EFFECllVE: March 1, 1995

FOR Ti.f PUSUC Sf.RV!Cr: co;.;~\lliSSION (Issued by Authorty of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-556 N dated February 1, 1995.)

ISSUB> BY: Jl"'f a.~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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For Entire Service AIM. P .S.C. No. 20

Eighteenth Reviled SHEET No. 5 Cancelling

Seventeenth Revised SHEET No. 5

Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 M

Applicable

For all Mcfbilled under General Sales SeiVice (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).

GCA = (EGC - BCOG) + CF + RF


EGC (Expected Gas Cost Component) $3.0104 per Mcf $2.5004 per Mcf BCOG (Base Cost of Gas) 3.4344 3.1771 EGC-BCOG (0.4240) (0.6767)


RF (Refund Adjustment): PUBLIC SERVICE Case 92-558B, effective 3/1/94 (0.0270) (0.0210) OF KENTl Case 92-558C, effective 4/1!94 0.0000 O.OOOO EFFECT Case 92-558D, effective 5/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558E, effective 6/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 FC:B 0 1 Case 92-558F, effective 7/1!94 0.0120 0.0120 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1!94 (0.0179) (0.01 ~SUANT TO 807 Case 92-558H, effective 9/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 SECTION ~ Case 92-5581, effective 10/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 ~~.ttov c Case 92-558J, effective 11/1/94 (0.0495) (0.01~U PuBUC ScRVK

Case 92-5581<, effective 12/1/94 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558L, effective 1/1!95 0.0000 0.0000 Case 92-558M, effective 2/1/95 (0.0911) (0.0363)

RFTotal ~0.1735) ~0.0785) GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) ( 0.5860) per Mcf (0.7432)per Mcf

ISSUB>: Janaury 10, 1995 EFFECllVE: February 1, 1995

(Issued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 M dated February 1, 1995.)

ISSUB> BY: JlttLf f_ Nvztl-_ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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~OMMISSION CKY VE

995

KAR 5:011 , (1) ';'w.f_

; COMMISSION

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•





Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 L

Applicable

For all Mcf billed under General Sales SeiVice (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).





RF (Refund Adjustment): Case 92-558A, effective 2/1/94 Case 92-558B, effective 3/1/94 Case 92-558C, effective 4/1/94 Case 92-5580, effective 5/1/94 Case 92-558E, effective 6/1!94 Case 92-558F, effective 7/1/94 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1/94 Case 92-558H, effective 9/1!94 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1!94 Case 92-558J, effective 11/1!94 Case 92-5581<, effective 12/1!94 Case 92-558L, effective 1/1!95


G-1

$3.2160 per Mcf 3.4344

(0.2184)

0.0115

0.0000 (0.0270) 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0495) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0824) ($0.2893) per Mcf

G-2

$2.6856 per Mcf 3.1771

(0.4915)

0.0115

0.0000 (0.0210) 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0153) 0.0000 0.0000

( R, R)

( R , R)

( N, N)

(0.0422) ( N, N)

~CO~Mas~O» OFKENTUCK

EFFECTIVE

JAN 0 1 199{

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 . ISSUB>: December 1, 1994 EFFECTIVE: January 1, 199SECTION 9 ( 1}

BY: ~'"""'C. '?w_f_ (6sued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 L dated DecijMiil'~ViCE co~~~~~

ISSUBl BY: I IIi( S, ~ Vice President- Ratss & Regulatory Allairs (_,





Current Gas Cost Adjustments Case No. 92-558 K

Applicable

For all Mcf billed under General Sales SeiVice (G-1) and Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).





RF (Refund Adjustment):

G-1

$3.3177 per Mcf 3.4344

(0.1167)

0.0115

Case 92-558A, effective 2/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-558B, effective 3/1/94 (0.0270) Case 92-558C, effective 4/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-5580, effective 5/1!94 0.0000 Case 92-558E, effective 6/1/94 0.0000 Case 92-558F, effective 7/1/94 0.0120 Case 92-558G, effective 8/1!94 (0.0179) Case 92-558H, effective 9/1!94 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 10/1!94 0.0000 Case 92-5581, effective 11/1/94 (0.0495) Case 92-558K, effective 12/1/94 0.0000

RF Total PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIOI\(0.0824) OF KENTUCKY

GCA (Gas Cost Adjustment) EFFECTIVE ($0.1876) per Mcf

DEC 0 1 1994

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 , SECTION 9 ( 1)

BY: (/.._.,_,/~ (! · 'lt.u.L_

G-2

$2.7860 per Mcf 3.1771

(0.3911)

0.0115

0.0000 (0.0210) 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0120

(0.0179) 0.0000 0.0000

(0.0153) 0.0000

(0.0422)

($0.4218) per Me£

ISSU 8J: October 31 , 1994 FOR THl' PUBLiC Sl:!'1\iiC~ CQi/.t .. W3SK/N EFFECTlVE: December 1, 1994

(ssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-556 Kdated December 1, 1994.)

ISSUBJ BY: ~"''f. hvziJ-- Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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( I , I )

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(I, I)



P .S.C. No. 20 Twenty-sixth Revised SHEET No.6

Cancelling Twenty-fifth Revised SHEET No.6

Current Transportation and Carriage CASE No. 95-010 B Per Data Re uest

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T-2 and Carriage Setvice Rate T-3 for each respective service net monthly rate is as follows:

Transportation Service (T-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Com~onent Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.9616 = $1.9035 per Mcf Next 14,700 ~ Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.9616 = 1.7535 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.9616 = 1.6035 per Mcf

b) Interru~tible Setvice First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3645 = $0.8420 per Me£ All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3645 = 0.6920 per Mcf

Carriage Service (T-3)::l

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(I)

(I)

First All over

15,000 ~ Mcf @ 15,000 Mcf @

$0.4775 + 0.3275 +

($0.0071) = (0.0071) =

$0.4704 per Mcf ( R)

1 Includes standby sales setvice under corresponding sales rates.

0.3204 per Mcf ( R)

PUBLIC-SERVICE CO ISSIOh OF KENTUCKY

eFFECTIVE

OCT 2 7 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5. 11. SECTION 9 ( 1)

~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and ¥XtE carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whetB't requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

ION

<~ Excludes standby sales setvice.

e ISSUB>: October 17, 1995 EFFECTIVE: October 27, 1995

(Issued by Author~y of an Order of the Public Service Commission for Case No. 95-0108 Per Data Request dated October 27, 1995}'

ISSUED BY:~...._._~ '2~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs . (/ tl -~ b

. e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY


Twenty-fifth Revised SHEET No.6 Cancelling

Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No. 6 (Case No. 95-010 Settlement)

Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 95-010 A

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T-2 and Carriage SeiVice (Rates T-3 & T ~tSC8WCE C respective service net monthly rate is as follows: OF KENTUC

EFFECm System Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage: 2.1%

Non- SEP j 1 199 Simple Commodity ~rDPQRsUANT TO &07 K.A Margin ComEonent argm SECTION 9 (1

Transportation Service (T-2) 1 BY: (1..,.t,;_ e. ')

a) Firm Service FOR~ PVBtiC SEll ViC~ ,; First 300 ~ Mcf @ $1.0107 + $0.9767 = $1.9874 per Mcf Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.5585 + 0.9767 = 1.5352 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.4085 + 0.9767 = 1.3852 per Mcf

b) High Load Factor Firm Service (HLF) Demand @ $0.0000 + $5.5145 = $5.5145 per Mcf of

daily contract demand

First 300 2 Mcf @ $1.0107 + $0.2430 = $1.2537 per Mcf Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.5585 + 0.2430 = 0.8015 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.4085 + 0.2430 = 0.6515 per Mcf

c) lnterruetible SeiVice First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4936 + $0.3796 = $0.8732 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3436 + 0.3796 = 0.7232 per Mcf

Carriage Service CJ

Firm Service (T-4) First 300 ~ Mcf @ $1.0107 + ($0.0071) = $1.0036 per Mcf Next 14,700 ~ Mcf @ 0.5585 + (0.0071) = 0.5514 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.4085 + (0.0071) = 0.4014 per Mcf

Interruptible SeiVice (T -3) First 15,000 2 Mcf @ $0.4936 + ($0.0071) = $0.4865 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3436 + (0.0071) = 0.3365 per Mcf

1 Includes standby sales service under corresponding sales rates. ~ All gas consumed by the customer (Sales and transportation; tirm, high load factor,

interruptible, and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

<~ Excludes standby sales service.

ISSUBJ: July 31, 1995 EFFECTIVE: September 1, 1995


ISSUBJ BY~ ...Jt..sL ~ ~ Vioo President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

JMMISSIO :KY E

5 R 5:011.

~ PMMISSION (I)

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( R)

( N)

( N)

( N)

( N)

( R)

( R)

( N)

( N)

( N)

(I)

(I)

( T)


Twenty-fourth Revised SHEET No. 6 Cancelling

Twenty-third Revised SHEET No.6 e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY

e

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Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 95-010 (Stipulation)

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T-2 and Carriage Service Rate T-3 for each respective service net monthly rate is as follows:

System Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage: 2.1%

Non-Simple Commodity Gross

Trans~ortation Service (T-2) 1 Margin Component Margin

a) Firm Service First 300 ~ Mcf @ $1.0107 + $0.9834 = $1.9941 per Mcf (I)

Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.5585 + 0.9834 = 1.5419 per Mcf ( R)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.4085 + 0.9834 = 1.3919 per Mcf ( R)

b) High Load Factor Firm Service (HLF) Demand @ $0.0000 + $5.5145 = $5.5145 per Mcf of ( N)

daily contract demand

First 300 2 Mcf @ $1.0107 + $0.2666 = $1.2773 per Mcf ( N)

Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.5585 + 0.2666 = 0.8251 per Mcf ( N)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.4085 + 0.2666 = 0.6751 per Mcf ( N)

c) lnterru~tible Service First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4936 + $0.3801 = $0.8737 per Mcf ( R)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3436 + 0.3801 = 0.7237 per Mcf ( R)

Carriage Service <J

Interru~tible Setvice (T -3} First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4936 + ($0.0071) = $0.4865 per Mcf (I)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3436 + (0.0071) = 0.3365 per Mcf (I)

1 Includes standby sales service under corresponding sales rates. ( T l ~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales and transportation; firm, high load factor,

interruptible, and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

<:~ Excludes standby sales service.

ISSUID: July 13, 1995 EFFECTIVE: August fbt.181.!f~VICE COMMISSO

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-010 dated August 10, 1995.) OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

ISSUID BY: ~ ....9-JL ~ 2 ~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

AUG ' 1 1995 PUR:SUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 .

SECTION 9 ( 1) BY· ~- (! · 'Jt.uL FoR rirMttC SERVICE ~iif6N

(J, q,'f!J





Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 92-558 S

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T-2 and Carriage Setvice Rate T-3 for each respective service net monthly rate is as follows:

TransJ!ortation Service (T-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Component Margin First 300~ Me£ @ $0.9419 + $0.9834 = $1.9253 per Me£ Next 14,700~ Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.9834 = 1.7753 per Me£ All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.6419 + 0.9834 = 1.6253 per Me£

b) Interru:Qtible Setvice First 15,000~ Me£ @ $0.4775 + $0.3801 = $0.8576 per Me£ All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.3275 + 0.3801 = 0. 7076 per Me£

Carriage Service (T-3)::~

First 15,000 ~ Me£ @ $0.4775 + ($0.0071) = $0.4 704 per Me£ All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.3275 + (0.0071) = 0.3204 per Me£

PUBLIC SERVICE COMM OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

AUG J 1 1995

1 Includes standby sales setvice under corresponding sales rates. PURSUANT TO 807 KAA 5:0

SECTION 9 ( 1) . . . BY: rl~~- C! ..• ~ ~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and Fm cm-NJ~!t~~MMIS

carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether iiie'"' voiume requirement of 15,000 Me£ has been achieved.

:; Excludes standby sales setvice.

e ISSUID: June 23, 1995 EFFECTIVE: August 1, 1995

{Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 S dated July 27, 1995.)

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i!. All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and interruptible, and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

:.:J Excludes standby sales setvice .

ISSU8::>: May 31, 1995 EFFECTIVE: July 1, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 R dated June 27, 1995.)

ISSU8::> BY:~~~~ Vire President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Twenty-second Revised SHEET No.6 Cancelling

Twenty-first Revised SHEET No. 6


Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 92-558 Q


Trans~ortation Service (T-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Component Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $1.0266 = $1.9685 per Mcf (I )

Next 14,700 ~ Mcf @ 0.7919 + 1.0266 = 1.8185 per Mcf (I)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 1.0266 = 1.6685 per Mcf (I)

b) Interruetible Service $0.8921 per Mcf First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.4146 = (I)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.4146 = 0.7421 per Mcf ( I )

Carriage Service (T-3) ::J

First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + ($0.0071) = $0.4704 per Mcf ( N)

All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + (0.0071) = 0.3204 per Mcf ( N)

1 Includes standby sales service under corresponding sales rates.

~All .gas con.sumed by ~he customer (Sales, transportation ~~ and iW~~M~~bE~~AMIS piON carnage) will be considered for the purpose of determmmg whether'- tl(f ~~ requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved. EFFECTIVE

o Excludes standby sales service. JUN 0 1 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:01 A • n /~1 ,_ .,

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EFFECTIVE: F~E COMMISSION

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 Q dated May 26, 1995.)

ISSUED BY:~ -...QJL ~~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Twenty-first Revised SHEET No.6 Cancelling

Twentieth Revised SHEET No.6

Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 92-558 P


Trans~ortation Service (T-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Com~onent Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.9985 = $1.9404 per Me£ Next 14,700 ~ Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.9985 = 1. 7904 per Me£ All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.9985 = 1.6404 per Mcf

b) Interru~tible Service First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3865 = $0.8640 per Mcf All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.3275 + 0.3865 = 0.7140 per Mcf

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~Cj}d ~~J~OMM SSION OF KENTUCi<Y

EFfECTIVE

MAY 0 1 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 r\Aii 5.D11 , SECTION 9 ( 1)

1 Includes standby sales service under corresponding sales rates. Q 1 ·"5 )9 ! BY: _ , ~~~:..:::..J:::~:,~ oeu 1-:. . FOR Tl(lrUt.'ii..k~ ':iHi •J{,~ •>I·H·i1 ~~SiON ~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and interruptible, and


::J Excludes standby sales service.

e ISSUB>: March 31, 1995 EFFECTIVE: May 1, 1995

(Issued by Authorit()f an ~e~~the Pu~ Servic:mmission in Case No. 92-558 P dated April26, 1995.) ~5

ISSUB::> BY: ~~ ~ ~- Lee Allen Everett, Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs 6' v

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Case No. 92- 558


Twentieth Revised SHEET No.6 Cancelling

Nineteenth Revised SHEET No. 6

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T - 2 and Carriage Service Rate T-3 for each respective service net monthly rate is as follows:

Transportation Service (I- 2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Component Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.9985 = $1.9404 per Mcf Next 14,700 <! Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.9985 = 1. 7904 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.9985 = 1.6404 per Mcf

b) lnterru~tible SeiVice First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3865 = $0.8640 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3865 = 0. 7140 per Mcf

Carriage Service (T- 3) ;j

First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + ($0.0071) = $0.4 704 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + (0.0071) = 0.3204 per Mcf


~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and interrupti>Je, and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume

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EFFECTIVE

PURSUANT TO 807 KArl 5:0 11 . ISSUED: March 1, 1995 EFFECTIVE: April1 , 1~TIOi'·J 9 (!)

(ssued by Authorty of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92 - 558 0 dated ~~: •T' ~:~~£l~ ~~:;;SiON ISSUED BY: Jl~ cf': J.,w,(_ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs



Nineteenth Revised SHEET No. 6 Cancelling

Eighteenth Revised SHEET No.6

Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 92-558 N


Trans2Qrtation Service {T-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Component Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.8128 = $1.7547 per Mcf Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.8128 = 1.6047 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.8128 = 1.4547 per Mcf

b) lnterru~tible Service First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3918 = $0.8693 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3918 = 0.7193 per Mcf

Carriage Service {T-3) 3

First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + ($0.0071) = $0.4 704 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + (0.0071) = 0.3204 per Mcf


~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and interruptible, and carriage) will be conside~I<!~R~ cB~~Nof determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf lias e~QJN~ed:t

EFFECTIVE <~ Excludes standby sales service.

MAR 0 1 ·1%6

PIIR~liAf\IT TO R07 K.AR Ci{)1 1 SECTION 9 ( 1}

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FOR T~PU3UC SERVICE COMM!SSION

ISSUED: February 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: March 1 , 1995

(ssued by Authorl y of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-558 N dated February 1, 1995.)

ISSUED BY: Jl"'f f. hvz/J.__ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Eighteenth Revised SHEET No. 6 Cancelling

Seventeenth Revised SHEET No. 6

Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 92-558 M

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T-2 and Carriage SeiVice Rate T-3 for each respective service net monthly rate is as follows:

Transi!Qrtation Service IT-2} 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Component Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.8101 = $1.7520 per Mcf Next 14,700 ~ Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.8101 = 1.6020 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.8101 - 1.4520 per Mcf

b) lnterruEtible SeiVice First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3951 - $0.8726 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3951 - 0. 7226 per Mcf

Carriage Service (T-3} ::l

First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + ($0.0071) - $0.4 704 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + (0.0071) = 0.3204 per Mcf

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PUBUC SERVICE COM .~ISSION OFKENTUCK)

EFFECTIVE

fEB 0 1 'i99 f

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011. 1 Includes standby sales seiVice under corresponding sales rates. SECTION 9 ( 1)

~ ~~ ~All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and in : CC'r !MISSION cairiage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

~ Excludes standby sales seiVice .

ISSUED: January 10, 1995 EFFECTIVE: February 1, 1995

(Issued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 M dated February 1, 1995.)

ISSUBJ BY: 'kat J. M'/P...._ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Current Transportation and Carriage Case No. 92-558 L

The General Transportation Tariff Rate T-2 and Carriage SeiVice Rate T-3 for each respective seiVice net monthly rate is as follows:

Transportation Service {T-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm SeiVice Margin Component Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.9066 = $1.8485 per Mcf Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.9066 = 1.6985 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.9066 = 1.5485 per Mcf

b) lnterru~tible SeiVice First 15,000~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.4164 = $0.8939 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.4164 = 0.7439 per Mcf

Carriage Service {T -3) 3

First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + ($0.0153) = $0.4622 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + (0.0153) = 0.3122 per Mcf


:d All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation firm and interruptible, and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIO~

· OF KENTUCKY

::J Excludes standby sales seiVice. EFFECTIVE

JAN 0 1 1995

t'UH~UANT TO 807 KAR 5.011

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ISSUBJ: December1, 1994 EFFECllVE~. IP,~9951 ) ' BY: .w~. f! . 'Jtu.f...

(&sued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 L dateF9 J' ~iif.. M\fiSSION ( (\,\~~

ISSUBJ BY: Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs C/

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Current Transportation and Carriage -case No. 92-558 K


Trans~rtation Service (!-2) 1 Non-Simple Commodity Gross

a) Firm Service Margin Component Margin First 300~ Mcf @ $0.9419 + -s-o.8899 = $1.8318 per Mcf Next 14,700 2 Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.8899 = 1.6818 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.8899 = 1.5318 per Mcf

b) InterruEtible Service First 15,000~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3984 = $0.8759 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3984 = 0. 7259 per Mcf

Carriage Service (T-3) 3

First 15,000 ~ Mcf @ $0.4775 + ($0.0153) = $0.4622 per Mcf All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + (0.0153) PUBLIC s~~llfc8~N


Dr.C 0 1 1994

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011, SECTION 9 ( 1) 1 Includes standby sales setvice under corresponding sales rates. ~ e )(J_

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~ Excludes standby sales setvice.

ISSUB>: October31, 1994 EFFECTIVE: December 1, 1994

(ssued by Authorly of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 K dated December 1, 1994.)

ISSUB> BY: itu{ f. hvztL_ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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P.S.C. No. 19 Second Revised SHEET No. 1

General Firm Sales Service

1. Applicable

Entire Service Area of the Company. (See list of towns - Sheet No. 3)

2. Availability of Service

Rate G-1

Available for any use for individually metered service, other than auxiliary or standby service (except for hospitals or other uses of natural gas in facilities requiring emergency power, however, the rated input to such emergency power generators is not to exceed the rated input of all other gas burning equipment otherwise connected multiplied by a factor equal to 0.15) at locations where suitable service is available from the existing distnbution system and an adequate supply of gas to render service is assured by the supplier(s) of natural gas to the company.

3. Net Monthly Rate

a) Base Charge: $ 4.35 per meter for residential service $11.60 per meter for non-residential service

b) Commodity Charge: First 1 300 Mcf @ $4.3763 per 1,000 cubic feet Next 1 14,700 Mcf @ 4.2263 per 1,000 cubic feet Over 15,000 Mcf @ 4.0763 per 1,000 cubic feet

c) Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) Rider

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• ISSUED: September 4, 1992 EFFEC1P'tffisJiWt2!fdW7 KAR 5:011 , , SECTION 9 (1)

~ssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 90-013 dated May 29, 1991}?/ ~ /~ BY· ~~< JJI ( 1 . /1 PU8uc'sE1MCE~..ilssloNuANAGER 6

ISSUED BY: fl{lllj cf ~ Voce President - Rates & Rogulatooy Alf.Urs . C., \ \' '\




Original SHEET No. 12

General Firm Sales Service Rate G-1

4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, Commodity Charge, and adjustments under the Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) rider.

5. Minimum Monthly Bill

a) The Base Charge plus any High Load Factor (HLF) demand charge.

b) In addition to the minimum monthly charge, cu~tomers assigned seasonal volumes under the Company's Curtailment Plan will be billed a minimum seasonal charge equal to 80% of their Adjusted Seasonal Volumes times the last step in the rate.

c) The minimum bill requirements will be adjusted to make allowance for any time that gas was not available, and for any causes due to force majeure, which includes acts of God, strikes, lockouts, civil commotion, riots and fires. Voluntary reductions in a customer's base period volumes for a season will be accepted upon application by the customer no later than 30 days prior to the beginning of the season in which the reduction is desired. "The reduction will be eliminated for -the following season unless a continuance of the reduction is requested by the customer in writing 30 days before the beginning of the next season.

To the extent that a voluntary reduction for a winter season is continued in the following winter season the reduction will be made permanent for wjnter seasons.

To the extent that a voluntary reduction for a summer season is continued in the following summer season the reduction will be made permanent for summer seasons.

6. Service Period

Open order. However, the Company may require a special written contract for large use or abnormal service requirements. This contract shall include provisions for load limitations and for curtailment or interruptions as necessary, at the discretion of the Company, to prevent the load adversely affecting firm setvice customers in the

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area. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

ISSUID: October 2, 1995 EFFECllVE: Novmb~r Q, l.J~95 I

(lssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated OctobePW.~~~g~~ ~ft 5:0ll i l' ~b ISSUID BY:~ ..Jt..ll._ ~ [:~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs BY· ~ ~ RC~V

DIRECTOR. ATES & RESEA ·

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Original SHEET No. 12 Cancelling

P.S.C. No. 19 First Revised SHEET No. 2



4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, Commodity Charge, and adjustments under the Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) rider.


a) The Base Charge.

b) In addition to the minimum monthly charge, customers assigned seasonal volumes under the Company's Curtailment Plan will be billed a minimum seasonal charge equal to 80% of their Adjusted Seasonal Volumes times the last step in the rate.

c) The minimum bill requirements will be adjusted to make allowance for any time that gas was not available, and for any causes due to force majeure, which includes acts of God, strikes, lockouts, civil commotion, riots and fires. Voluntary reductions in a customer's base period volumes for a season will be accepted upon application by the customer no later than 30 days prior to the beginning of the season in which the reduction is desired. The reduction will be eliminated for the following season unless a continuance of the reduction is requested by the customer in writing 30 days before the beginning of the next season.

To the extent that a voluntary reduction for a winter season is continued in the following winter season the reduction will be made permanent for winter seasons.

To the extent that a voluntary reduction for a summer season is continued in the following summer season the reduction will be made permanent for summer seasons.

6. Service Period

Open order. However, the ComJEny may require a special written contract for large use or abnormal service requirements. This contract shall include provisions for load limitations and for curtailment or interruptions as necessary, at the discretion of the Company, to prevent the load adversely affecting firm service customers in the area. PUBliC SERVICE COMI.ISSIQN


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r TO 807 KAR 5:011 ~ssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 90-013 dated SepteSHITtON .. ~) • /

BY: ~ '\b ISSUED BY: 1/du;:; ~ VK:O President- Rates & Regulato~' - MANAG.. c) 'I



Original SHEET No. 13 ( First Substitute )

CCI1C911ing P.S.C. No. 19

First Revised SHEET No.3 Original SHEET No. 3A


7. Late Payment Charge

A penalty may be assessed if a customer fails to pay a bill for services by the due date shown on the customer's bill. The penalty may be assessed only once on any bill for rendered services. Any payment received shall first be applied to the bill for service rendered. Additional penalty charges shall not be assessed on unpaid penalty charges.

8. Rules and Regulations

Service furnished under this schedule is subject to the ComJmly's Rules and Regulations and to all applicable rate and rider schedules.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIOI~ OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

MAR 4 1993

PURSUANI _lQ~Q[~Rfi·n11

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Qssued by Aulhor:u;,:, Order of lhe Publ~ Se<Vice Corrvnission 01 Case No. 90-013 ~-t;oo. ~ t ISSUED BY: ' '/ f. ~ V~o Presiden1- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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1. Applicable



Rate G-2


Original SHEET No. 15 Ca1eelling


a) Available on an individually metered service basis to commercial and industrial customers for any use as approved by the Company on a strictly interruptible basis, subject to suitable service being available from existing transmission and/or distribution facilities and when an adequate supply of gas is available to the Company under its purchase contracts with its pipeline supplier(s).

b) The supply of gas provided for herein shall be sold primarily on an interruptible basis, however, in certain cases and under certain conditions the contract may include High Priority service to be billed under "General Sales Service Rate G-1" limited to use and volume which, in the ComJIDly's judgment, requires and justifies such combination service.

c) The contract for service under this rate schedule shall include interruptible service or a combination of High Priority service and Interruptible service, however, the Company reserves the right to limit the volume of High Priority service available to any one customer.

3. Delivery Volumes

a) The volume of gas to be sold and purchased under this rate schedule and the related contract shall be established on a daily, monthly and seasonal basis and shall be subject to revision in accordance with the Company's approved curtailment plan.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION · OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

MAR 4 1993 PIIQ~I lA t.IT .... ,.. .......

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VICe President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Interruptible Sales Service Rate G-2

b) High Priority Service . The volume for High Priority service shall be established on a High Priority Daily Contract Demand basis which shall be the maximum quantity the Company is obligated to deliver and which the customer may receive in any one day, subject to other provisions of this rate schedule and the related contract.

c) Interruptible Se:rvice The volume for Interruptible service shall be established on an Interruptible Daily Contract Demand basis which shall be the maximum quantity the Company is obligated to deliver and which the customer may receive subject to other provisions of this rate schedule and the related contract.

d) Revision of Delivery Volumes The Daily Contract Demand for High Priority se:rvice and the Daily Contract Demand for Interruptible seiVice shall be subject to revision as necessary so as to coincide with the customer's normal operating conditions and actual load with consideration given to any anticipat~d changes in customer's utilization, subject to the Company's contractual obligations with other customers or its suppliers, and subject to system capacity and availability of the gas if an increased volume is involved.

4. Net Monthly Rate

a) Base Charge: Minimum Charge:

b) Commodity Charge:

High Priority Service

$150.00 per delivery point per month. The Base Charge plus any Transportation Administration Fee and EFM facilities charge.

The volume of gas used each day up to, but not exceeding the effective High Priority Daily Contract Demand shall be totaled for the month and billed at the "General Firm Sales Se:rvice Rate G-1".

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EFFECTIVE

NU J U 1 1 ~::5 ISSUID: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: November 1, 1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011, (Ssued by Authority of an Order ofthe Public Service Commission in case No. 95-o10 dated October ~y.'ggs~IO.G,

ISSUED BY$......_~~ ViCE President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs OIREClOR. J£S & ~~~qi

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P.S.C. No. 19 First Revised SHEET No.5



b) High Priority Service The volume for High Priority service shall be established on a High Priority Daily Contract Demand basis which shall be the maximum quantity the Company is obligated to deliver and which the customer may receive in any one day, subject to other provisions of this rate schedule and the related contract.

c) Interruptible Service. The volume for Interruptible service shall be established on an Interruptible Daily Contract Demand basis which shall be the maximum quantity the Company is obligated to deliver and which the customer may receive subject to other provisions of this rate schedule and the related contract.

d) Revision of Delivery Volumes The Daily Contract Demand for High Priority service and the Daily Contract Demand for Interruptible service shall be subject to revision as necessary so as to coincide with the customer's normal operating conditions and actual load with consideration given to any anticipated changes in customer's utilization, subject to the Compmy's contractual obligations with other customers or its suppliers, and subject to system capacity and availability of the gas if an increased volume is involved.

4. Net Monthly Rate

a) Base Charge: Minimum Charge:

b) Commodity Charge:

High Priority Service

$100.00 per delivery point per month. The Base Charge.

The volume of gas used each day up to, but not exceeding the effective High Priority Daily Contract Demand shall be totaled for the month and billed at the ''General Firm Sales Service Rate G -1 ".


a=FECTIVE

MAR 4 1993 ISSUED: September 4, 1992 EFFECTIVE: September 13, 1990

PU(:lSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 •

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Qssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 90-013 dated Se~ON,9~) ~

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Interruptible Service Gas used per month in excess of the High Priority Service shall be billed as follows:

First 1

Over 15,000 Me£ @ $ 3.1449 per 1,000 cubic feet 15,000 Mcf @ 2.9949 per 1,000 cubic feet


d) Minimum Bill A minimum seasonal bill shall apply and shall be yomputed as follows:

1) The minimum summer seasonal bill shall apply to the period April1, through October 31.

2) The minimum winter seasonal bill shall apply to the period November 1, through March31.

3) The minimum seasonal bill shall be calculated as the product of 80% of the - adjusted seasonal volumes· times the rate per Me£ in effect on the last day of the

season.

4) Any billing for a deficiency under the seasonal minimum bill shall be made -within 60 days of the end of the month of the season and shall be due and pay~ble on or before the 20th of the fQllowing month.

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load factor, interruptible) will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS~ ION

OF KENTU~~'{ .... --

ISSUBJ: October 2, 1995 ,

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-010 dated October 20, 19951_ ·-07

KAR S:011 \ , ~ . () (} f\ r'i 0 . H- . . . PURSUAN ~~¥\gN 9 ( 1) ~ J "

ISSUBJ BY:~._..u_ ~L~ V1ce Pres1dent- Rates & Regulatory Affairs B''i" M ~"""' __ 0\REC~S & RE~RCH 0\V.

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Original SHEET No. 17 Ccr.celling


Gas used per month in excess of the High Priority Service shall be billed as follows:

First 1

Over 15,000 Mcf @ $ 3.6546 per 1,000 cubic feet 15,000 Mcf @ 3.5046 per 1,000 cubic feet


d) Minimum Bill A minimum seasonal bill shall apply and shall be computed as follows:

1) The minimum summer seasonal bill shall apply to the period April1, through October 31.

2) The minimum winter seasonal bill shall apply to the period November 1, through March 31.

3) The minimum seasonal bill shall be calculated as the product of 80% of the adjusted seasonal volumes times the rate per Mcf in effect on the last day of the season.

4) Any billing for a deficiency under the seasonal minimum bill shall be made within 60 days of the end of the month of the season and shall be due and payable on or before the 20th of the following month.

1 All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation f'inAjege ~tM'a~SSIC» and carriage) will be considered for the purpose of determiningepki#JgcJ4:tie volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved. EFFECTIVE

ISSUED: September 4, 1992

IYIAK 'f: ~~~j

EFFECTIVE: September 13, 1990 PUaSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 •

(T )

Qssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 90-013 datedSeptem~ , ~ (1)

BY: ~ VICe President - Rates & Regulatory ~ SERVICE MANA~ .... C\ ISSUED BY: /llw; 5 ~

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Large Volume Sales Rates LVS-1 (High Priority), LVS-2 (Low PrioritYl

1. Applicable



Available to any customer (with an expected demand of at least 36,500 Mcf per year) where usage is individually metered at locations where suitable service is available from the existing distnbution system and an adequate supply of gas to render service is assured by the supplier(s) of natural gas to the company. Except as provided in the service agreement, LVS service is not available in conjunction with any other tariffed gas service.

3. Net Monthly Rate

a) Base Charge:

L VS -1 Service L VS-2 Service Combined Service

$ 11.60 per Meter 100.00 per Meter 100.00 per Meter

b) Simple Margin for LVS-1 Service

First 300 Mcf @ $ 0.9419 per Mcf Next 14,700 Mcf @ 0.7919 per Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 per Mcf

c) Simple Margin for LVS-2 Service

First 1 15,000 Mcf @ $ 0.4775 per Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 per Mcf


EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 9)

r.w : ~--- ~·/.b, "'IBUC SERVICE Mlu~.JON MANAGER

1 All gas consumed by the customer will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

ISSUED: March 29, 1993 EFFECTIVE: December 22, 1993

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-558 dated December 22, 1993.)

ISSUED BY: 1ltaj J". ~ Vice President- Ratss & Regulatory Affairs

( N)



Original SHEET No. 22 WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY

Large Volume Sales Rates LVS-1 (High Priority), LVS-2 (Low Priority)

d) The Non -Commodity Components (Sheet No. 6) as calculated in the Company's Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) filing.

e) The Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost is based on current purchase costs including all related variable delivery costs for the billing period for which the gas was delivered.

f) The True-up Adjustment shall be customer account specific and shall include all prior period adjustments known at time of billing.

g) Notice of the Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost and True-up Adjustment will be filed with the Commission prior to billing.

' 4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, the High Load Factor demand charge, the Simple Margin, the Non-Commodity Component, the Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost and the True-up Adjustment.

(T)


a) The Base Charge and High Load Factor demand charge. (T)

b) In addition to the Base Charge, customers assigned seasonal volumes under the Company's Curtailment Plan will be billed a minimum seasonal charge equal to 80% of their Adjusted Seasonal Volumes times the following:

1) Last step of applicable Simple Margin, 2) Non -Commodity Components and 3) Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost in effect at the time the minimum bill is

assessed.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMI~ SION Of KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

NOV 0 11995

ISSUID: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: PM00~fi0 89!Ja<AR 5:011. SECTION 9 ( 1)

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated Octob!f.po. 1. ~, ) . ('\ {j (\ () CJ DIRECTOR. ATES & RESEARCH DIV. ~b

ISSUID BY:~ ... u.J ... J..)l~. L~ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs jl" ~




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Laroe Volume Sales Rates LVS-1 (High Priority), LVS-2 (Low Priority)

d) The Non-Commodity Components (Sheet No.6) as calculated in the Company's Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) filing.

e) The Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost is based on current purchase costs including all related variable delivery costs for the billing period for which the gas was delivered.

f) The True-up Adjustment shall be customer account specific and shall include all prior period adjustments known at time of billing.

g) Notice of the Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost and True-up Adjustment will be filed with the Commission prior to billing.

4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, the Simple Margin, the Non-Commodity Component, the Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost and the True-up Adjustment.


a) The Base Charge.

b) In addition to the Base Charge, customers assigned seasonal volumes under the Company's Curtailment Plan will be billed a minimum seasonal charge equal to 80% of their Adjusted Seasonal Volumes times the following:

1) Last step of applicable Simple Margin, 2) Non-Commodity Components and 3) Weighted Average Commodity Gas Cost in effect at the time the minimum bill is

assessed.


EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PUflSUANl TO 807 KAR 5:011 ~~/'\Tina.• n ,.,

·- - \.'1

ISSUED: March 29, 1993

Qssued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-558 dated December 22, 1993.)

ISSUED BY: ~ 5. ~ Vice P-t- Rates & Aegula!Oiy Alfal11

( N)


Second Revised SHEET No. 28 Cancelling

e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY First Revised SHEET No. 28

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Gas Cost Adjustment Rider GCA

EGC is composed of the following:

1) Expected commodity costs of all current purchases at reasonably expected prices, including all related variable delivery costs and FERC authorized charges (i.e., take-or-pay, transition co-sts, etc.) billed to the Company on a commodity basis.

2) Expected non-oommodity costs including pipeline demand charges, gas supplier reservation charges, and FERC authorized charges (i.e., take-or-pay, transition costs, etc.) billed to the Company on a non -commodity basis.

3) The cost of other gas sources for system supply (no-notice supply, Company storage withdrawals, etc.).

Less

4) The cost of gas purchases expected to be injected into underground storage.

5) Projected recovery of non -commodity costs and Lost and Unaccounted for costs from transportation transactions.

6) Projected recovery of non -commodity and commodity costs from L VS -1 and L VS-2 transactions.

7) The cost of Company-use volumes.

(T)

8) Projected recovery of non -commodity costs from High Load Factor (HLF) < r)

demand charges.

BCOG- is the Base Cost of Gas per 1,000 cubic feet (Mcf):

1) $ 3. 4331 for General Sales Service ( G -1)

2) $2.6513 for Interruptible Sales Setvice (G-2)

'J\CE coMM\SS\0~ p\)SUC ~ KENiUCK'1

Ef rECiNE

,,nc:. ~O'·J \J l I..J '"'"

ISSUBJ: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: N-~SO~Kf'-\\ 5~,

(R)

(R)

PURSU"-~l~ 9l'1) (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated Octobe~~~ ~J , (

. () (\ (\(\ D ____.I • SQ.RCHOI'J. q ISSUBJ BY:q-u._ ~~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory ~h~ciOit ~it.S &. RE 11 /

~



• WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY Original SHEET No. 28

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EGC is composed of the following:

1) Expected commodity costs of all current purchases at reasonably expected prices, including all related variable delivery costs and FERC authorized charges (i.e., take-or-pay, transition costs, etc.) billed to the Company on a commodity basis.

2) Expected non -commodity costs including pipeline demand charges, gas supplier reservation charges, and FERC authorized charges (i.e., take-or-pay, transition costs, etc.) billed to the Company on a non -commodity basis.

3) The cost of other gas sources for system supply (no-notice supply, Company storage withdrawals, etc.).

Less

4) The cost of gas purchases expected to be injected into underground storage.

5) Projected recovery of non -commodity costs from transportation transactions.

6) Projected recovery of non -commodity and commodity costs from L VS-1 and L VS-2 transactions.

7) The cost of Company-use volumes.

BCOG- is the Base Cost of Gas per 1,000 cubic feet (Mcf):

1) $3.4344 for General Sales Service (G-1)

2) $ 3.1771 for Interruptible Sales Service (G-2)


PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSim OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 607 KAR 5:01 • SECTION 9 V)

BY: fib'___._.-. .L.'/h~ PIJBLIC 'SERVICE tOMMlSSION MANAGEF


Ossuec:l by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in C8se No. 92-558 dated December 22, 1993.)

ISSUED BY: .~$".~ Vo:eP.-ent-Ratea&AoguloiDiyAffalra

(c)


Second Revised SHEET No.29 Cancelling

e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY First Revised SHEET No.29


CF- is the Correction Factor per Me£ which compensates for the difference between the expected gas cost and the actual gas cost for prior periods.

The Company shall file an updated Correction Factor (CF) in its March and September monthly GCA filings, to become effective in April and October, respectively. The March filing shall update the CF for the six months ended December period while the September filing shall update the CF for the six months ended June period.

RF- is the sum of any Refund Factors filed in the current and eleven preceding monthly filings. The current Refund Factor reflects refunds received from suppliers during the reporting period. The refund factor will be determined by dividing the refunds received plus estimated ll:!terest1 , by the annual sales used in the monthly filing less transported volumes. After a refund factor has remained in effect for twelve months, the difference in the amount received and the amount refunded plus the accrued interese will be rolled into the next refund calculation. The refund account will be operated independently of the CF and only added as a component to the GCA in order to obtain a net GCA. In the event of any large or unusual refunds, the Company may apply to the Commission for the right to

, depart from the refund procedure herein set forth. -

1 At a rate equal to the average of the "3-Month Commercial Paper Rates" for the immediately preceding 12-month period less 1/2 of 1% to cover the costs of refunding as stated in the KPSC Order from · Case No. 7157-KK. These monthly rates are reported in both the Federal Reserve Bulletin and the Federal Reserve Statistical Release.

4. High Load Factor (In.F) Option (T)

Customers with daily contract demands for firm service of 240 Mcf or greater may elect to contract for High Load Factor (Ill..F) service and will be applicable to G-1, LVS-1, and T-2/G -1 services.

The HLF option provides for billing of the non -commodity costs in the EGC applicable only to firm service on the basis of daily contract demand rather than on a commodity basis.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSI( N OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

- t..HI' ~ f\ t "OQt: ISSUBJ: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: ~tJei'h~r .4 , ~'995-'

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated Octci:lQR~,ANib~~v 807 KAR 5:01 11/; ~( SEC:ION 9 ( 1 ), c

ISSUBJ BY:$_u __ _(J~--k~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affaifi'{ ~ ~' DIRECTOR. :rES & RESEARCH OIV


First Revised SHEET No.29 Cancelling

• WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY Original SHEET No.29

•

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CF- is the Correction Factor per Mcf which compensates for the difference between the expected gas cost and the actual gas cost for prior periods.

RF-

The Company shall file an updated Correction Factor (CF) in its March and September monthly GCA filings, to become effective in April and October, respectively. The March filing shall update the CF for the six months ended December period while the September filing shall update the CF for the six months ended June period.

is the sum of any Refund Factors filed in the current and eleven preceding monthly filings. The current Refund Factor reflects refunds received from suppliers during the reporting period. The refund factor will be determined by dividing the refunds received plus estimated interest 1, by the annual sales used in the monthly filing less transported volumes. After a refund factor has remained in effect for twelve months, the difference in the amount received and the amount refunded plus the accrued interest 1 will be rolled into the next refund calculation. The refund account will be operated independently of the CF and only added as a component to the GCA in order to obtain a net GCA. In the event of any large or unusual refunds, the Company may apply to the Commission for the right to depart from the refund procedure herein set forth.

1 At a rate equal to the average of the "3-Month Commercial Paper Rates" for the immediately preceding 12-month period less 1/2 of 1% to cover the costs of refunding as stated in the KPSC . Order from Case No. 7157-KK. These monthly rates are reported in both the Federal Reserve Bulletin and the Federal Reserve Statistical Release.


EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 607 KAR 5:011 • SECTION 9 ( 1)

BY: ~~d'£k-PUBLIC 'SERVicE owtsSJON MANAGER

ISSUED: March 29, 1993 EFFECTIVE: December 22, 1993

Osaued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 dated December 22, 1993.)

188UED BY: .J!Jat cf". ~ Va P188ident- - & Regulatory Alfai11

(C)




General Transportation Service Rate T -2

1. Applicable

Entire service area of the Company to any customer receiving service under the General Sales Service (G-1) and/or Interruptible Sales Service (G-2).


Available to any customer with an expected demand of at least 36,500 Mcf per year, on an individual service at the same premise, who has purchased their own supply of natural gas and require transportation by the Company to the customer's facilities subject to suitable service being available from existing facilities.

3. Net Monthly Rate

In addition to any and all charges assessed by other parties, there will be applied a Gross Margin Transportation Rate which shall be:

(C)

• a) Simple Margin for High Priority Service

•

First 1 300 Mcf @ $ 0.9419 per Mcf Next 1 14,700 Mcf @ 0.7919 per Mcf Over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 per Mcf

b) Simple Margin for Low Priority Service


c) (a) or (b) above, plus the Non-Commodity Components (Sheet No. 6) as calculated in the Company's Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) filing.

1 All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation an<Pta«iagtt~l~duuJSSK N considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume reqou..rutK>f 15,000 Mcf has been achieved. EFFECTIVE


DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 s;snoN 9 9 >

.- T. ~././/J

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-558 dated December 22, 1993)

ISSUBl BY: lltNf $'. LMiJ__ VICO President- Rales & AegulaiDry AliBi,.

e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY



First Revised SHEET No. 35


4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill, for T-2 Service, shall be equal to the sum of the Transportation < r >

_ Administration Fee and the appropriate Gross Margin (Simple margin plus Non-commodity component) applied to the customer's transported volumes and any applicable Electronic Flow Measurement ("EFM") facilities charges (see Subsection 7 "Special Provisions" of this tariff). The customer will also be billed for purchases and the applicable Base Charge and High Load Factor (HLF) demand charge under Rates G-1 andG-2.

5. Nominated Volume •'

Definition: "Nominated Volume" or "Nomination" - The level of daily volume in Mcf as requested by the customer to be transported and delivered by the Company. Such volume nominated by the Customer shall include an allowance for the Company's system Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage as stated in the Company's current Transportation and Carriage tariff Sheet No.. 6. The volumes delivered by the Customer to the Company for redelivery to the Customer's facilities will be reduced

· to cover the·related system Lost and Unaccounted gas quantities.

Such nomination request shall be made -by the -customer to the·~ompany on a periodic basis prior to the nomination deadline of the respective interstate transporter. Such nomination may be adjusted prospectively from time to time during the billing period as may become necessary. However, the Company retains the right to limit the number of nomination adjustments during the billing period.

ISSUID: October 2, 1995

PUBUC SERVICE COMMISSION OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

NO'J 0 11995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011. _ SECTI0~9 (1) sY· . ~,Ja: ,

0\RECTOO~ATES & RESE~RCH OIV.

EFFECllVE: November 1 , 1995

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95 -o 10 dated October 20, 1995.)

ISSUID BY~..JU-... Q.Q.L~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

(T)

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First revised SHEET No. 35 Cancelling

Original SHEET No. 35 WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY

General Transportation Service Rate T-2

4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Simple Margin and the Non-Commodity Component.

5. Nominated Volume

Definition: ''Nominated Volume" or ''Nomination" - The level of daily volume in Mcf as requested by the customer to be transported and delivered by the Company.

Such nomination request shall be made by the customer to the Company on a periodic basis prior to the nomination deadline of the respective interstate transporter. Such nomination may be adjusted prospectively from time to time during the billing period as may become necessary. However, the Company retains the right to limit the number of nomination adjustments during the billing period .

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIO~ OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANI TO 607 KAR 5:011. SECTION 9 (1)

BY: ~.... :2//.,, PIJBliCSmVICE tOMJ.liSSION MANAG!::n

ISSUB>: March 29, 1993 EFFECTIVE: December 22, 1993


ISSUB> BY: lltaj $'. ~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Allairs

(C)



First Revised SHEET No. 35A Cancelling

Original SHEET No. 35A


6. Imbalances

The Company will calculate, on a monthly basis, the customer's Imbalance resulting < r >

from the differences that occur between the volume that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities and the volume the Company delivered to the customer's facilities plus an allowance for system Lost and Unaccounted gas quantities.

Imbalance = [ Mcf CUstomer x ( 1 - L& U%) ] - Mcf Company < T l

Where: 1. "Mcfeustomer" are the total volumes that the customer had delivered to the

Company's facilities.

2. "Mcfeompanv" are the volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities, however, the Company will adjust the Imbalance, if at the Company's request, the customer did not take deliveries of the volumes the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities.

3. "L&U%" is the system Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage as stated in the Company's current Transportation and Carriage tariff Sheet No. 6.

The Imbalance will be resolved by use of the following procedure:

a) If the Imbalance is negative, then the customer will be billed for the Imbalance volumes at the Company's applicable sales rate.

(T)

( T)

If the Imbalance is positive, then the Company will ''bank", for one billing period, (Tl

volumes up to 10% of the customer's "MCF comoanv"· The Company will purchase the Imbalance volumes, if any, in excess of the banked volumes from the customer at the prices described in the following "Cash out" method stated in item (b).

ISSUED: October 2, 1995

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMipSION OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

1\\() \i 0 1 \995 EFFECTIVE: Noverti~r· 1, 1995

~ual\11" TO 807 KAR 5:011 • (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October !&!~~SECTION 9 { 1)

ISSUED BY~J.Jl.__ ~ C~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs ,




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6. Imbalances

The Company will calculate, on a monthly basis, the customer's Imbalance resulting from the differences that occur between the volume that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities and the volume the Company delivered to the customer's facilities.

Imbalance = Mcf - Mcf Customer Company

Where: 1. "Mcfeustomer" are the volumes that the customer had delivered to the Company's

facilities.

2 "Mcf II • Company

are the volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities, however, the Company will adjust the Imbalance, if at the Company's request, the customer did not take deliveries of the volumes the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities .

The Imbalance will be resolved by use of the following procedure:

a) If the Imbalance is negative, then the customer will be billed for the Imbalance volumes at the Company's applicable sales rate.

If the Imbalance is positive, then the Company will purchase the Imbalance volumes from the customer at the prices descnbed in the following "Cash out" method stated in item (b).



EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 • , SECTION 9 (1)

BY: ~UAt> PUBliC >sERVICE OWAIS510N MANAGER



ISSUBl BY: ~ cf'. 4vU(_ VICe President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

(C)





General Transportation Service

b) "Cash out" Method

Imbalance volumes First1 5% of Mcf Custorrer

Next1 5% ofMcf Customer

Over 1 10% of Mcf Customer

Rate T -2

Cash -out Price @ 100% of Index Price :d

@ 90% of Index Price 2


1 Not to exceed the Imbalance volumes

~ The index price will equal the effective "Cash out" index price in effect for the transporting pipeline or as filed with the Commission by the Company.

c) Customer will be reimbursed for all pipeline transportation commodity charges applying to cash out volumes. However, the reimbursement will not exceed pipeline transportation commodity charges the Company would have incurred to transport the "Cash Out" volumes .

. d) In .addition to other tariff penalty provisions, the customer shall be responsible for any penalty (s) assessed by the pipeline (s) resulting from the customer's failure to match volumes that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities with volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities.

e) Banked positive imbalance volumes will be deemed "first through the meter" c r) delivered to the Customer in the month following delivery to the Company on the Customer's account. Banked volumes may be used by the Company for system supply or stored during the interim period.

7. Special Provisions

a) Service under this Rate Schedule entitles the customer to purchase sales gas from the Company at the applicable tariff rates when its supply requirements exceed the nominated volume. The customer is entitled to purchase natural gas from the Company consistent with the applicable Sales Rate Schedule.

,, .....

For Entire Service Ar.a P .S.C. No. 20



•

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General Transportation Service


Imbalance volumes

First 1 5% of Mcf Customer

Next1 5% ofMcf eummer

Over1 10% ofMcf Customer

Rate T-2

Cash-out Price @ 100% of Index Price 2




2 The index price will equal the effective "Cash out" index price in effect for the transporting pipeline or as filed with the Commission by the Company.

c) Customer will be reimbursed for all pipeline transportation commodity charges applying to cash out volumes. However, the reimbursement will not exceed pipeline transportation commodity charges the Company would have incurred to transport the "Cash Out" volumes .

d) In addition to other tariff penalty provisions, the customer shall be responsible for any penalty (s) assessed by the pipeline (s) resulting from the customer's failure to match volumes that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities with volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities.


a) Service under this Rate Schedule entitles the customer to purchase sales gas from the Company at the applicable tariff rates when its supply requirements exceed the nominated volume. The customer is entitled to purchase natural gas from the Company consistent with the applicable Sales Rate Schedule.

b) It will be the responsibility of the customer to pay all costs for additional facilities and/or equipment which may be required as a resuh of receiving transportation under tu Transportation Tariff Rate (additional facilities ma~Jln_~~ION for changing from weekly or monthly meter readings to a dailY mete~fJKIVthe billing period). EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PIIRSliANT TO 807 KAR 5:011, ISSUED: March 29, 1993 EFFm11VE:S~ffl1993

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in C8se No. 92-558 datiJ'Oae e; ~OER !)IIAI If' ~!=RV!(' . . . '-

ISSUED BY: "'1 cf: ~ Vice President- - & Regulalay Alfalnl

(C)






b) It will be the responsibility of the customer to pay all costs for additional facilities ( T l and/or equipment which will be required as a result of receiving transportation under this Transportation Tariff Rate (additional facilities may be required to allow for changing from weekly or monthly meter readings to a daily meter record for the billing period). Electronic flow measurement ("EFM") equipment is required to be installed, maintained, and operated by the Company to obtain transportation service. The customer is responsible for providing the electric and communication support services related to the EFM equipment. Provided, however, EFM equipment is not required for customers whose contractual requirements with the Company are less than 300 MCF/Day. Customers required to install EFM may elect the optional monthly EFM facilities charge (Sheet No.51).

8. Terms and Conditions

a) Specific details relating to volume, delivery point and similar matters shall be covered by a separate written contract or amendment with the customer.

b) Gas transported under this Transportation Tariff Rate is subject to the provisio~s of the Company's curtailment order.

c) The·Company will not be obligated to deliver a total supply of gas to the customer in excess of the customer's maximum contracted volumes.

d) It shall be the customer's responsibility to make all necessary arrangements, including obtaining any regulatory approval required, to deliver gas transported under this Transportation Tariff Rate to the facilities of the Company.

e) The Company reserves the right to refuse to accept gas that does not meet the Company's quality specifications.

f) The Rules and Regulations and Orders of the Kentucky Public Service Commission and of the Company and the Company's General Terms and Conditions applicable to the Company's Sales Tariff Rates shall likewise apply to these Transportation Tariff Rates and all contracts and amendments thereunder. cc "~

ct. coMt-~~~~~o~ ~.~ pUB\.\C ~:~~~\UC\<-i

r.t=r-t.c\\'Jt.

-oqc. ~o-..1 a 1. \ ;:J--~

- K~Ro~H. ISSUED: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: ~~~.@L, \~)

.~~~'ia~ (Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-D10 dated October~~· ~p£$E~~"'n •wf

() {';;J m f\ {)\p,EC1~ · 1b ISSUED BY: ~-A....(_~ L~ Vioo President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs tl"

&

For Entl,. Service Area P .S.C. No. 20



General Transportation Service Rate T-2



b) Gas transported under this Transportation Tariff Rate is subject to the provisions of the Company's curtailment order.

c) The Company will not be obligated to deliver a total supply of gas to the customer in excess of the customer's maximum contracted volumes.

d) It shall be the customer's responsibility to make all necessary arrangements, including obtaining any regulatory approval required, to deliver gas transported under this Transportation Tariff Rate to the facilities ofthe Company.

e) The Company reserves the right to refuse to accept gas that does not meet the Company's quality specifications.

• f) The Rules and Regulations and Orders of the Kentucky Public Service Commission and of the Company and the Company's General Terms and Conditions applicable to the Company's Sales Tariff Rates shall likewise apply to these Transportation Tariff Rates and all contracts and amendments thereunder.


EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 • r SECTION~~)

BY: ~~A'- '/h, Nlf>l :-: lnuiJI~~JON UANAGER

• ISSUED: March 29,1993 EFFECTIVE: December 22, 1993

(Issued by Authority dan Order d the Public Service Commission in Csse No. ~-558 dated December 22, 1993)

ISSUED BY: ~!of c:f". ~ Voce President- Ratoo & Regulatory Allalrs

( T)


Third Revised SHEET No. 38 Cancelling

e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY Second Revised SHEET No. 38


10. Miscellaneous - GF Provision

The Volumetric criteria in Section 2. "Availability of Setvice", above is waived for customers who were subscribed to T-2 service on December 22, 1993. As to each such customer, this waiver provision will expire upon the effective date of any new, Commission approved gas transportation service for which that customer qualifies.

'

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coMt-A\SS\0\'i -pusuc ~:~~uc~'i

t.frE.C1NE.

--oos ~o· ; \) 1 \.:J"'

·- - 801 ~t>.R 5:0~ 1. pURSllt>.~~~~\0~ 9 ~~)

~ S'{ 0\HECiO\l

e ISSUED: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: November 1, 1995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1995.)

ISSUED BY: ~-SU.._ ~ f~ice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

( T)

•


For Entire Service Area '.S.C. No. 20

Secona nevised SHEET No. 38 Cancelling



(A Banking provision is no longer applicable since the Company has incorporated a 11Cash out" Method as stated in Section 6 of this tariff.)

10. Miscellaneous - GF Provision

The volumetric criteria in Seqion "2. Availability of Service", above, is waived for customers who were subscnbed to T-2 service on December 22, 1993. As to each such customer, this waiver provision will expire upon the effective date of any new, Commission approved gas transportation service for which that customer qualifies.

ISSUED: October 26,1994


EFFECTIVE

OCT 1 8 1994

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 (1 ) '

BY: ~ (!.. 'J?.ut_ FOR riiPUBUCS!iRVIt';F C(hN~~~~ ro;:-... .. .. ... , ··· ~· !

EFFECTIVE: October 18,1994

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 94-079 dated October 18, 1994)

ISSUED BY: 14at $"_ ~ Vtee President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Interruptible Carriage Service Rate T -3

1. Applicable

Entire service area of the Company to any customer for that portion of the customer's interruptible requirements not included under one of the Company's sales tariffs.


a) Available to any customer with an expected demand of at least 9,000 Me£ per year, ( r) on an individual service at the same premise, who has purchased its own supply of natural gas and require interruptible carriage service by the Company to customer's facilities subject to suitable service being available from existing facilities.

' b) The Company may decline to initiate service to a customer under this tariff or to

allow a customer receiving service under this tariff to elect any other service provided by the Company, if in the Company's sole judgment, the performance of such service would be contrary to good operating practice or would have a detrimental impact on other customers serviced by the Company.

·3. Net Monthly Rate

In addition to any and all charges assessed by otherparties~ there will ·be applied:

a) Base Charge - $150.00 per delivery point b) Transportation Administration Fee - 45.00 per customer per month

c) Simple Margin for Interruptible Service

First 1

Over 15,000 Mcf 15,000 Mcf

@ $0.4936 per Me£ @ 0.3436 per Me£

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d) Applicable Non-Commodity Components (Sheet No. 6) as calculated in the (T)

Company's Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) filing.

e) Electronic Flow Measurement ("EFM") facilities charge, if applicable (Sheet No. 51). ( r)

1 All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation, and carriage; firm, high d~ (T)

load factor, interruptible) will be considered for the purpose of dete{a~\SS~ whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achiev~uc st.~~t.~\UC"'<

o~c~f.t.C\Nt ,,~( EFFECTIVE: No~~~ ·}!~S r;.'

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1995.} -o S01 "~~f)))\\ • _ \\ () f\ (\ ~ pURSU~~~~:\~0~ 9 \\)

ISSUED BY: ~~ ~(_~Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs _ _Nc';O,~ ~ ~- ' · ~&. \l.t.sto"'nv•·-

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ISSUED: October 2, 1995

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Carriage Service Rate T-3

1. Applicable




Entire setvice area of the Company to any customer for that portion of the customer's interruptible requirements not included under one of the Company's sales tariffs.


a) Available to any customer with an expected demand of at least 36,500 Mcf per year, on an individual setvice at the same premise, who has purchased their own supply of natural gas and require carriage setvice by the Company to customer's facilities subject to suitable setvice being available from existing facilities.

b) The Company may decline to initiate setvice to a customer under this tariff or to allow a customer receiving setvice under this tariff to elect any other setvice provided by the Company, if in the Company's sole judgment, the performance of such setvice would be contrary to good operating practice or would have a detrimental impact on other customers serviced by the Company .

3. Net Monthly Rate

a) Base Charge: $100.00 per delivery point, plus

b) Simple Margin for Interruptible Setvice


c) plus, the Non-Commodity Components (Sheet No. 6) as calculated in the Company's Gas Cost Adjustment (GCA) filing.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 1 All gas consumed by the customer (Sales, transportation, ami~ will be

considered for the purpose of determining whether the volutfitf~ement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

DEC 2 2 1993

Pu~m.lP sor.K~R s:o11 ISSUED: March 29, 1993 -=rr~\!e'tiotnffJber 22, 1993

( lsluecl by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission n Case No. 92-siifaa~~.~~" .. ~ VICe President - Rates & ~ulatory Mairs

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4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, the Transportation < r >

Administration Fee, and applicable Simple Margin and Non -Commodity Component, and any applicable Electronic Flow Measurement ("EFM") facilities charges (see Subsection 8 "Special Provisions" of this tariff.)

5. Nominated Volume

Definition: "Nominated Volume" or "Nomination" - The level of daily volume in Mcf as < r >

requested by the customer to be transported and delivered by the Company. Such volume nominated by the Customer shall include an allowance for the Company's system Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage as ~tated in the Company's current Transportation and Carriage tariff Sheet No. 6. The volumes delivered by the Customer to the Company for redelivery to the Customer's facilities will be reduced to cover the related system Lost and Unaccounted gas quantities.

Such nomination request shall be made by the customer to the Company on a periodic basis prior to the nomination deadline of the respective interstate transporter. Such

· 'nomination may be adjusted prospectively from time to time during the billing period as may become necessary. However, the Company retains the right to limit the number of nomination adjustments during the billing period.

ISSUED: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: November 1, 1995


ISSUED BY:&~~ C~ce President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs


First revised SHEET No. 41 Cancelling


Carriage Service Rate T -3

4. Net Monthly Bill

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, Simple Margin and the Non -Commodity Component.

5. Nominated Volume

Definition: ''Nominated Volume11 or ''Nomination11 - The level of daily volume in Mcf as

requested by the customer to be transported and delivered by the Company.

Such nomination request shall be made by the customer to the Company on a periodic basis prior to the nomination deadline of the respective interstate transporter. Such nomination may be adjusted prospectively from time to time during the billing period as may become necessary. However, the Company retains the right to limit the number of nomination adjustments during the billing period .

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EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PU~SUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 • SECTION 9 (1)

BY: ~ PUBUC:mVICt ,_ SiON MANAGER

• ISSUED: March 29, 1993 EFFECTIVE: December 22, 1993

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 dated December 22, 1993 )

ISSUED BY: Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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First Revised SHEET No. 41A Cancelling



6. Imbalances

The Company will calculate, on a monthly basis, the customer's Imbalance resulting c r l from the differences that occur between the volume that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities and the volume the Company delivered to the customer's facilities plus an allowance for system Lost and Unaccounted gas quantities.

Imbalance= [ Mcfcustomer x (1- L&U%)] - Mcfccmpany (T)

Where: 1. "McfOJstomer" are the total volumes that the customer had delivered to the

Company's facilities.

2. "McfComJ:any" are the volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities, however, the Company will adjust the Imbalance, if at the Company's request, the customer did not take deliveries of the volumes the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities.

3. ''L&U%" is the system Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage as stated in the Company's current Transportation and Carriage tariff Sheet No.6.

The Imbalance volumes will be resolved by use of the following procedure:

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a) If the Imbalance is negative and Imbalance volumes were approved by the c T >

Company, then the customer-will be billed for the Imbalance volumes at a rate equal to 110% of the Company's sales rate (G-2). However, if the Imbalance volumes were not approved by the Company, then the Imbalance volumes shall be deemed as an overrun and may be billed at $15.00 per Me£. The Company has no obligation to provid~ gas supply to a customer electing service under this tariff.

If the Imbalance is positive, then the Company will purchase the Imbalance 'c T l volumes in excess of "parked" volumes from the customer at the rates descnbed in the following "Cash out" method in item (b). h~\~~\0~

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\'(V t>,?. ~~'\'' ISSUB>: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: No~~~l\:0 a~t\'\)

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(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1 · ~~~\\~\'J): -n /)Jf\n (l ~'-{' ,..~u~~ 3 ISSUED BY:~........__~ C~ce President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs lll"'c'Cf.\. C, j/ .fJ

For Entire Service AniNI P .S.C. No. 20



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6. Imbalances

The Company will calculate, on a monthly basis, the customer's Imbalance resulting from the differences that occur between the volume that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities and the volume the Company delivered to the customer's facilities.

Imbalance = Mcf Mcf Customer - Company

Where: 1. "Mcfcustomer" are the volumes that the customer had delivered to the Company's

facilities.

2 "M f " • C Company are the volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities, however, the Company will adjust the Imbalance, if at the Company's request, the customer did not take deliveries of the volumes the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities .


a) If the Imbalance is negative and Imbalance volumes were approved by the Company, then the customer will be billed for the Imbalance volumes at a rate equal to 110% of the Company's sales rate (G-2). However, if the Imbalance volumes were not approved by the Company, then the Imbalance volumes shall be deemed as an overrun and may be billed at $15.00 per Mcf.

If the Imbalance is positive, then the Company will purchase the Imbalance volumes from the customer at the rates descnbed in the following "Cash out" method in item (b).



EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 . • SECTION 9 9)

BY: ~-~·JI·•YY/ .L..'/fn, ·- · J:,unto<'l~ltl~ U!t.14l':.I'R

EFFECllVE: December 22, 1993


ISSUED BY: Ita( cf". W1J__ Vice President - Rates & Aeg.ilatooy Allaios

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e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY Original SHEET No. 418



Imbalance volumes Cash -out Price First 1 5% of Mcf CUstorrer @ 100% of Index Price 2

Next1 5% ofMcf Customer @ 90% of Index Price 2

Over1 10% of Mcf Customer @ 80% of Index Price 2


~ The index price will equal the effective "Cash out" index price in effect for the transporting pipeline or as filed with the Commission by the Company.

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c) Customer will be reimbursed for all pipeline transportation commodity charges applying to cash out volumes. However, the reimbursement will not exceed pipeline transportation commodity charges the Company would have mcurred to transport the "Cash Out" volumes.

- .. d) In addition to other tariff penalty provisions, the customer shall be responsible for

.. any penalty (s) assessed by the pipeline (s) resulting from the customer's failure to match. volumes~ that the customer had delivered to "the Company's facilities with volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities.

e) Customer may, by written agreement with the Company, arrange to "park" positive imbalance volumes, up to 10% of "MCF Com!:anv"• on a monthly basis at 10¢/MCF per month. The parking service will }?e provided on a "best efforts" _basis by the Company. Parked volumes will be deemed "first through the meter" delivered to the Customer in the month following delivery to the Company on the Customer's account.

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- ISSUBJ: October 2, 1995

'{' ~\t.~?J_~'t.~t.r"'' EFFECll~ ~~~er 1, 1995

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1 995.)

ISSUBJ BY:~ ~~~Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Imbalance volumes

First 1 5% of Mcf Customer

Next1 5% ofMcf eustomer

Over1 10% ofMcf Customer


Cash-out Price @ 100% of Index Price 2




2 The index price will equal the effective "Cash out" index price in effect for the transporting pipeline or as filed with the Commission by the Company.

c) Customer will be reimbursed for all pipeline transportation commodity charges applying to cash out volumes. However, the reimbursement will not exceed pipeline transportation commodity charges the Company would have incurred to transport the "Cash Out" volumes.

d) In addition to other tariff penalty provisions, the customer shall be responsible for any penalty (s) assessed by the pipeline (s) resulting from the customer's failure to match volumes that the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities with volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities.



EFFECTIVE

OEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 • SECTION~

'W: ~ .(k< ~, 16uc 'SERVicE OMMISSION MANAGE~l


(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in case No. 92-558 dated.December 22, 1993)

ISSUED BY: lliaj ,$". Ltvs1f__ -President - Aal88 & Regulatory At!alnl

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Fourth Revised SHEET No. 42 Cancelling

Third Revised SHEET No. 42


7. Curtailment

a) The Company shall have the right at any time without liability to the customer to curtail or to discontinue the delivery of gas entirely to the customer for any period of time when such curtailment or discontinuance is necessary to protect the requirements of domestic and commercial customers; to avoid an increased maximum daily demand in the Company's gas purchases; to avoid excessive peak load and demands upon the gas transmission or distnbution system; to relieve system capacity constraints; to comply with any restriction or curtailment of any governmental agency having jurisdiction over the Company or its supplier or to comply with any restriction or curtailment as may be imposed by the Company's supplier; to protect and insure the operation of the Company's underground storage system; for any causes due to force maj~ure (which includes acts of God; strikes, lockouts, civil commotion, riots, epidemics, landslides, lightning, earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, etc.); and for any other necessary or expedient reason at the di<icretion of the Company.

b) All curtailments or interruptions shall be in accordance with and subject to the Company's "Curtailment Order" as contained in Section 33 of its Rules and Regulations as filed with and approved by-the Public Service Commission.


It will be the responsibility of the customer to pay all costs for additional facilities ( r) and/or equipment which will be required as a result of receiving setvice under this Interruptible Carriage Service Rate T-3. Electronic flow measurement (''EFM'') equipment is required to be installed, maintained, and operated by the Company to obtain transportation setvice. The customer is responsible for providing the electric and communication support services related to the EFM equipment. Provided, however, EFM equipment ts not required for customers whose contractual requirements with the Company are less than 100 MCF/day. Customers required to install EFM may elect the optional monthly EFM facilities charge ( Sheet No. 51).

A written contract with maximum daily and monthly carriage volumes and with a minimum term of one year shall be required.

No gas delivered under this rate schedule and applicable contract shall be available for resale to anyone other than an end -user for use as a motor vehicle fuel. PUBLIC SERVICE COM~ ISS ION

OF KENTUCKY :~, ,,vE

e ISSUED: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: Nowmms~] '\rf 'l995

(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1995.) __ 0 807

KAR 5:011 q( () n rlr'l 0 PURSUA~~CTION 9 l1) ~~:;

ISSUED BY~...J>.A..~C~ Vlce Presldent- Rates & Regulatory Alfal.s s~ · ~ ;4,..;, {(. ~ _ 0\RECiOR. ATES & ReSEARCH 01 .



7. Curtailment


Third Revised SHEET No. 42 Cancelling


a) The Company shall have the right at any time without liability to the customer to curtail or to discontinue the delivery of gas entirely to the customer for any period of time when such curtailment or discontinuance is necessary to protect the requirements of domestic and commercial customers; to avoid an increased maximum daily demand in the Company's gas purchases; to avoid excessive peak load and demands upon the gas transmission or distnbution system; to relieve system capacity constraints; to comply with any restriction or curtailment of any governmental agency having jurisdiction over the Company or its supplier or to comply with any restriction or curtailment as may be imposed by the Company's supplier; to protect and insure the operation of the Company's underground storage system; for any causes due to force majeure (which includes acts of God; strikes, lockouts, civil commotion, riots, epidemics, landslides, lightning, earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, etc.); and for any other necessary or expedient reason at the d~cretion of the Company.

b) All curtailments or interruptions shall be in accordance with and subject to the Company's "Curtailment Order" as contained in Section 33 of its Rules and Regulations as filed with and approved by the Public Setvice Commission.


It will be the responsibility of the customer to pay all costs for additional facilities and/or equipment which may be required as a result of receiving service under this Carriage Service Rate T-3.


No gas delivered under this rate schedule and applicable contract shall J!us~el!~OMMlS~lON resale to anyone other than an end-user for use as a motor vehicle fuel. OF KENTUCKY < r)

EFFECTIVE

ISSUB>: March 22, 1995

MAR 2 3 ·1995

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 SECTION 9 ( 1) '

BY: f2u~" e .. "Jtu.{_ FOR nB 011o• '"' ....

EFFECTIVE: March 23, 1995

( Issued by Authority of an Acceptance Letter of the Public Service Commission dated March 14, 1995 approving a special

contract for trarsportation for resale of gas for motor vehicle fuel.)

ISSUB> BY: Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs




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7. Curtailment

. a) The Company shall have the right at any time without liability to the customer to curtail or to discontinue the delivery of gas entirely to the customer for any period of time when such curtailment or discontinuance is necessary to protect the requirements of domestic and commercial customers; to avoid an increased maximum daily demand in the Company's gas purchases; to avoid excessive peak load and demands upon the gas transmission or distnbution system; to relieve system capacity constraints; to comply with any restriction or curtailment of any governmental agency having jurisdiction over the Company or its supplier or to comply with any restriction or curtailment as may be imposed by the Company's supplier; to protect and insure the operation of the Company's underground storage system; for any causes due to force majeure (which includes acts of God; strikes, lockouts, civil commotion, riots, epidemics, landslides, lightning, earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, etc.); and for any other necessary or expedient reason at the discretion of the Company.

b) All curtailments or interruptions shall be in accordance with and subject to the Company's "Curtailment Order'' as contained in Section 33 of its Rules and Regulations as filed with and approved by the Public Service Commission.


It will be the responsibility of the customer to pay all costs for additional facilities and/or equipment which may be required as a result of receiving service under this Carriage Service Rate T-3.


No gas delivered under this rate schedule and applicable contract shall be available5

f<5o1r. N

resale. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMI 0



DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 607 KAR 5:011 · - SECTION 9 V> .. ,~

BY- J?b'~-- .L.//// • :.. • ".. ... ,. .. j(I\UlliC!~II'IU UANA~FR

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ISSUED BY: ~ c5". ~ Vice P...-t- RaiBI & Regulatory Allairs

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e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY First Revised SHEET No. 43



a) Specific details relating to volume, delivery point and similar matters shall be covered by a separate written contract 9r amendment with the customer.

b) The Company will not be obligated to deliver a total supply of gas to the customer in excess of the customer's maximum daily carriage volumes. The Company has no obligation under this tariff to provide any sales gas to the customer.

c) It shall be the customer's responsibility to make all necessary arrangements, including obtaining any regulatory approval required, to deliver gas under this Interruptible Carriage Service Rate to the facilities of the Company.

d) The Company reserves the right to refuse to a~ept gas that does not meet the Company's quality specifications.

e) The Rules and Regulations and Orders of the Kentucky Public Service Commission and of the Company and the Company's General Terms and Conditions applicable to the Company's Sales Tariff Rates shall likewise apply to these Carriage Service Rates and all contracts and amendments thereunder.

f) ~ In the event the custamer loses its gas supply, ..it may be a-llowed a reasonable time in which to secure replacement volumes (up to the contract daily carriage quantity), subject to provisions of Section 5 of this tariff.

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A "reasonable time" will be, except when precluded by operational constraints, matched to the make-up grace period by the respective interstate pipeline transporter.

C sERVICE COMMISSION PUBLI Of KENiUCK'l

EffECTIVE

NO\J G 1 '!995

N"'"10 80i KAR 5:011. PURSUP\ s£C110N 9 l1),

~~( --B'l" -~~ &RESE~D\\1

DIRECTOR. ;)

ISSU8::>: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: November 1, 1995

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1995.)

ISSU8) BY:~~~ 2~vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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For Enti,. Service Area P .S.C. No. 20



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c) It shall be the customer's responsibility to make all necessary arrangements, including obtaining any regulatory approval required, to deliver gas under this Carriage Service Rate to the facilities of the Company.

d) The Company reserves the right to refuse to accept gas that does not meet the ~ Company's quality specifications.


f) In the event the customer loses its gas supply, it may be allowed a reasonable time in which to secure replacement volumes (up to the contract daily carriage quantity), subject to provisions of Section 5 of this tariff.

A "reasonable time" will be, except when precluded by operational constraints, matched to the make-up grace period by the respective interstate pipeline transporter.

ISSUB>: March 29, 1993


EFFECTIVE

DEC 2 2 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011. SECTION 9 V)

RV· ~~h'./ h.l~/ PUBLIC 'SERVICE tOMMISSION MANAGEF


(Issued t7t Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 92-558 dated December 22. 1993)

ISSUBl BY: JIJuf ,;-. ~ VIce PI8Sident- Ral88 & Ragulaloly Allalrs

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Firm Carriage Service Rate T -4

4. Net Monthly Bill


P .S.C. No. 20 Original SHEET No. 47

The Net Monthly Bill shall be equal to the sum of the Base Charge, the Transportation Administration Fee, and applicable Simple Margin and Non -Commodity Component, and any applicable Electronic Flow Measurement ("EFM") facilities charges (see subsection 8 "Special Provisions" of this tariff.)

5. Nominated Volume

Definition: "Nominated Volume" or "Nomination" - The level of daily volume in Me£ as requested by the customer to be transported and delivered by the Company. Such volume nominated by the Customer shall include an allowance for the Company's system Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage as ~tated in the Company's current Transportation and Carriage tariff Sheet No. 6. The volumes delivered by the Customer to the Company for redelivery to the Customer's facilities will be reduced to cover the related system Lost and Unaccounted gas quantities.

Such nomination request shall be made by the customer to the Company on a periodic basis prior to the nomination deadline of the respective interstate transporter. Such nomination may be adjusted prospectively from time to time during the billing period as may become necessary. However, the Company retains the right to limit the number of

.. nomination adjustments during the billing period.

ISSUBJ: October 2, 1995 EFFECTIVE: November 1, 1995

( Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95 -o 10 dated October 20, 1995.)

ISSUBJ BY:~ .J2..R_ ~ ~~ Vi~ President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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.e WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY


6. Imbalances

The Company will calculate, on a monthly basis, the customer's Imbalance resulting from the differences that occur between the volume that the customer had delivered into the Company's facilities and the volume the Company delivered to the customer's facilities plus an allowance for system Lost and Unaccounted gas qunatities.

Imbalance= [ Mcfcustcrner x (1- L&U%)] - Mcfcanpany

Where:

1. "Mcfcustcrner" are the total volumes that the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities.

2 "M f II • C"'"Com~ny

3. "L&U%"

are the volumes the Company delivered into customer's facilities, however, the Company will adjust the Imbalance, if at the Company's request, the customer did not take deliveries of the volumes the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities.

is the system Lost and Unaccounted gas percentage as stated in the Company's current Transportation and Carriage tariff Sheet No.6.


a) If the Imbalance is negative and Imbalance volumes were approved by the Company, then the customer will be billed for _ the Imbalance volumes at a rate equal to 110% of the Company's sales rate (G-1). However, if the Imbalance volumes were not approved by the Company, then the Imbalance volumes shall be deemed as an overrun and may be billed at $15.00 per Mcf. The Company has no obligation to provide gas supply to a customer electing service under this tariff.

If the Imbalance is positive, then the Company will purchase the Imbalance volumes in excess of "parked" volumes from the customer at the rates descnbed in the following "Cash out" method in item (b).

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Firm Carriage Service


Imbalance volumes First1 5% of Mcf OJstorrer

Next1 5% ofMcf Customer

Over1 10% of Mcf Customer

Rate T -4

Cash -out Price @ 100% of Index Price :d

@ 90% of Index Price ~ @ 80% of Index Price :d


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:d The index price will equal the effective "Cash out" index price in effect for the transporting pipeline or as filed with the Commission by the Company.

c) Customer will be reimbursed for all pipeline tr~nsportation commodity charges applying to cash out volumes. However, the reimbursement will not exceed pipeline transportation commodity charges the Company would have incurred to transport the "Cash Out" volumes.

d) In addition to other tariff penalty provisions, the customer shall be responsible for ;any penalty (s) assessed by the pipeline (s) resulting from the customer's failure to match volumes that the customer had delivered to the Company's facilities with volumes th~ Company, delivered into customer's facilities.

e) Customer may, by written agreement with the Company, arrange to "park" positive imbalance volumes, up to 10% of "MCF eom~n/• on a monthly basis at 10¢/MCF per month. The parking service will be provided on a ''best efforts" basis by the Company. Parked volumes will be deemed "first through the meter" delivered to the Customer in the month following delivery to the Company on the Customer's account.

ISSUB>: October 2 1995

PUBUC SERVICE COMMISS\Ot OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

NO'J G 1. '1995

PURSUANT 10 807 KAR 5:0 1. SECTION 9 t 1)

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BY ~ . 7111!JEc & RESE~RCH 0\V. EFFEC11VBJ\RE~\i~Lr11~r0 1, 1995


ISSUBJ BY:~ --<L_~ ~Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs


Firm Carriage Service Rate T 4

7. Curtailment


Original SHEET No. 47C

All curtailments or interruptions shall be in accordance with and subject to the Company's "Curtailment Order" as contained in Section ~3 of its Rules and Regulations as filed with and approved by the Public Service Commission and for any causes due to force majeure (which includes acts of God; strikes, lockouts, civil commotion, riots, epidemics, landslides, lightning, earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, etc.); and for any other necessary or expedient reason at the discretion of the Company.


It will be the responsibility of the customer to pay all costs for additional facilities and/or equipment which will be required as a result of receiving service under this Firm Carriage Service Rate T -4. Electronic flow measurement ("EFM") equipment, acceptable to the Company, is required to be installed, maintained, and operated to obtain transportation service. The customer is responsible for providing the electric and communication support services related to the EFM equipment. Provided, however, EFM equipment is not requried for customers whose requirements are less than 100 MCF/day. Customers required to install EFM may elect the optional monthly EFM facilities charge( First Revised Sheet No. 51).


No gas delivered under this rate schedule and applicable contract shall be available for resale to anyone other than an end -user for use as a motor vehicle fuel.

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(Issued by Author~y of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-Q10 dated October 20, 1995.)

ISSUED BY~ -ILL~~~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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c) It shall be the customer's responsibility to make all necessary arrangements, including obtaining any regulatory approval required, to deliver gas under this Firm Carriage Service Rate to the facilities of the Company.

d) The Company reserves the right to refuse to aecept gas that does not meet the Company's quality specifications.


f) In the event the customer loses its gas supply, it may be allowed a reasonable time in which to secure replacement volumes (up to the contract daily carriage quantity), subject to provisions of Section 5 of this tariff.

A "reasonable time" will be, except when precluded by operational constraints, matched to the make-up grace _period by the respective interstate pipeline transporter.

g) The customer will be solely responsible to correct, or cause to be corrected, any imbalances it has caused on the applicable pipeline's system. S\O\'\

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ISSUB>: October 2, 1995


ISSUB> BY: cd).....JlQ__~ <!:~ Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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10. Late Payment Charge



A penalty may be assessed if a customer fails to pay a bill for services by the due date shown on the customer's bill. The penalty may be assessed only once on any bill for rendered services. Any payment received shall first be applied to the bill for service rendered. Additional penalty charges shall not be assessed on unpaid penalty charges.

11. Alternative Fuel Responsive Flex Provision

Notwithstanding any other provision of this tariff, the Company may, periodically, flex the otherwise applicable rate on a customer specific basis if, a customer presents sufficient reliable and persuasive information to SC!tisfactorily prove to the Company that alternative fuel, usable by the customer's facility, is readily available, in both advantageous price and adequate quantity, to completely or materially displace the gas service that would otherwise be facilitated by this tariff. The customer shall submit the appropriate information by affidavit on a form on file with the Commission and provided by the Company. The Company may require additional information to evaluate the merit of the flex request.

Pursuant to this Section, the Company may flex the otherwise applicable transportation rate to allow the delivered cost of gas to approximate the customer's total cost, including handling and storage charges, of available alternative fuel. The minimum flexed rate shall be the non -commodity component of the customer's otherwise applicable rate.

The Company will not flex for volumes which~ if delivered, would exceed either_(l) the current operable alternative fuel fired capability of the customer's facilities, or (2) the energy equivalent of the quantity of alternative fuel available to the customer, whichever is less. The Company reserves the right to confirm, to its satisfaction, the customer's alternative fuel capability and the reasonableness of the represented price and quantity of available alternative fuel. -

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D\?tr .. cir:fo · ISSUB:>: October 2, 1995


ISSU8) BY: ~ _u_ ~~Vice President- Rates & Regulatory Affairs


Special Charges

Turn on new service with meter set *

Turn on service (shut-in test required) *

Turn on service (meter read only required) *

Reconnect delinquent service

Reconnect service temporarily off at customers request

Termination or field collection charge

Special meter reading charge

Meter test charge

Returned check charge



Cancelling (First Substitute) Original SHEET No. 51

$28.00

-18.00

10.00

no charge

25.00

5.00 '

no charge

20.00

15.00

Optional Facilities Charge for Electronic Flow Measurement ("EFM") equipment -

(I)

(I)

(I)

(I)

(I)

(I)

- Class 1 EFM equipment (less than $7,500, including installation cost) 105.00 per mo. (N)

- Class 2 EFM equipment (more than $7,500, including installation cost) 210.00 per mo.

* Waived for qualified low income applicants ("LIHEAP participants")


(Issued by Authority of an Order of the Public Service Commission in Case No. 95-010 dated October 20, 1995.)

ISSUED BYJ) ~ ~ 2 ~ Vice President - Rates & Regulatory Affairs

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Special Charges

Turn -on charge

Reconnect charge

Termination or field collection charge

Special meter reading charge

Meter resetting charge 1

Meter test charge

Returned check charge


Original SHEET No. 51 (First Substitute)

$7.50

20.00

5.00

no charge

no charge

20.00

10.00

Customers are subject to curtailment as described in Section 33 of the Com1~my's Standard Rules and Regulations. Industrial and commercial customers that fail to comply with a Compmy order for daily curtailment will be subject to a penalty charge. Industrial customers assigned seasonal volumes will be subject to penalty as descnbed in Section 33.

15.00 per Mcf

1 Any modifications to the yard line will be at the customer's expense ~~&ilw~OOtifii8SION by the Company OF KENTUCKY

EFFECTIVE

ISSUED: September 4, 1992 EFFEcnJ1AR 4 1993

PURSUANT TO 807 KAR 5:011 •

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(Issued by Authority of the Public Service Commission · SECTION 9 (1) )

ISSUED BY: ~"' ('" J -" VICOPros<dent-Aates&Rogula!o,JI~~OOI ~~ rv~~· ~tl{___ ~\~/

Western Kentucky Gas Company

July 14, 1995

Mr. Don Mills Executive Director Kentucky Public Service Commission P.O. Box 615 Frankfort, Kentucky 40602

RE: Large Volume Sales Rates, June, 1995

Dear Mr. Mills:

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the June, 1995 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed after July 17, 1995.

Please indicate receipt of this compliance filing by dating the enclosed duplicate of this letter and returning it for our files .

Very truly yours,

~~ Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager, Rates Administration

TJM/jcp

Enclosures

Received: July , 1995 Kentucky Public Service Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: ___________ _

P.O. Box 650205 Dallas, Texas 75265-0205 214-934-9227

•

WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS COMPANY Large Volume Sales

For the Month of June, 1995

The net monthly rates for Large Volume Sales service is as follows:

Base Charge:

L VS -1 Service $ 11.60 per Meter L VS-2 Service 100.00 per Meter Combined Service 100.00 per Meter

Estimated Weighted

LVS-1 Non- Average Simple Commodity Commodity

Firm Service Margin ComEonent"' Gas Cost 300 1 Mcf First @ $0.9419 + $1.0266

Next 14,700 1 Mcf @ 0.7919 + 1.0266 All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 1.0266

LVS-2

Interruptible Service First 15,000 Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.4146 All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.4146

True-up Adjustment for 05/95 billing period:

+ $1.8209 = + 1.8209 = + 1.8209 =

+ $1.8209 = + 1.8209 =

Sales Rate $3.7894 per Mcf 3.6394 per Mcf 3.4894 per Mcf

$2.7130 per Mcf 2.5630 per Mcf

$0.0006 per Mcf

1 All gas consumed by the customer will be consid~red for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Mcf has been achieved.

2 The Non -Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Twenty-second Revised Sheet No. 6, effective June 1, 1995 .


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JUN 15 1~k~ PUBLIC St..

June 14, 1995


RE: Large Volume Sales Rates, May, 1995

Dear Mr. Mills:

RECEIVED

JUN 1' 5 1995 P.S.C.

RATES&: RESEARCH DIV.

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the May, 1995 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed after June 15, 1995.

Please indicate receipt of this compliance filing by dating the enclosed duplicate of this letter and returning it for our files.

Very truly yours,

~D~ Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager, Rates Administration

TJM/jcp

Enclosures

Received: June , 1995 Kentucky Public Service Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: ___________ _


COMMISSav.~

m KY GAS


For the Month of May, 1995


Base Charge:

L VS- 1 Service $ 11.60 per Meter L VS-2 Service 100.00 per Meter Combined Setvice 100.00 per Meter

Estimated Weighted


Firm Setvice Margin Component~ Gas Cost First 300 1 Mcf @ $0.9419 + $0.9985 + $1.7707 = Next 14,700 1 Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.9985 + 1.7707 = All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.9985 + 1.7707 =

LVS-2

lnterru~tible Setvice First 15,000 Mcf @ $0.4775 + $0.3865 + $1.7707 = All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3865 + 1.7707 =



Sales Rate $3.7111 per Mcf 3.5611 per Mcf 3.4111 per Me£

$2.6347 per Me£ 2.4847 per Mcf

$0.0004 per Mcf

($0.0017)per Me£


2 The Non-Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Twenty-first Revised Sheet No. 6, effective May 1, 1995.


May 12, 1995

Mr. Don Mills Executive Director

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MAY 15 1995 PUbL.;...;; ~t:hlllCt;

COM.MISSIQN

Kentucky Public Service Commission P.O. Box 615 Frankfort, Kentucky 40602

RE: Large Volume Sales Rates, April, 1995

Dear Mr. Mills:

RECEIVED

MAY 1 6 1995 RA ........ · P.s.c.

"""'" & REsEARCH DIV.

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the April, 1995 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed after May 15, 1995.


J:ruly yours, L___...:,.,_._,...."-"-'~

Lee Allen Everett Vice-President Rates and Regulatory Affairs

LAE:jcp

Enclosures

Received: May , 1995 Kentucky Public Service Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: ___________ _

P.O. Box 650205 . Dallas, Texas 75265-0205 214-934-9227

WESTERN KENTUCKY

GAS


For the Month of April, 1995

The net monthly rates for Large Volume Sales service is as follows :

Base Charge:

L VS - 1 Service L VS-2 Service Combined Service

LVS - 1


Non-

Estimated Weighted Average

Simple Commodity Commodity Firm Service Margin Component~ Gas Cost First 300 1 Me£ @ $0.9419 + $0.9985 Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.9985 All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.6419 + 0.9985

LVS-2

Interruptible Service First 15,000 Me£ @ $0.4 775 + $0.3865 All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3865

True- up Adjustment for 03/95 billing period:

+ $1.6733 =

+ 1.6733 =

+ 1.6733 =

+ $1.6733 = + 1.6733 =

Sales Rate $3.6137 per Me£ 3.4637 per Mcf 3.3137 per Me£

$2.5373 per Me£ 2.3873 per Me£

$0.0000 per Me£

1 All gas consumed by the customer will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Me£ has been achieved.

2 The Non - Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Twentieth Revised Sheet No. 6, effective April1, 1995.


April 13, 1995


RE: Large Volume Sales Rates, March, 1995

Dear Mr. Mills:

RECEIVED

APR 1 7 1995 P.S.C.

RATES & RESEARCH DIV.

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the March, 1995 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed April 17, 1995.


Very truly yours,

£,~,< )c---/7~ v L ····

Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager of Rate Administration

TJM:jcp

Enclosures

Received: April , 1995 Kentucky Public Service Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: ___________ _


m KY GAS

e .


For the Month of March, 1995


Base Charge:

L VS -1 Service LVS-2 Service Combined Service

LVS-1


Non-

Estimated Weighted Average

Simple Commodity Commodity Firm Service Margin Component~ Gas Cost First 300 1 Me£ @ $0.9419 + $0.8128 Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.8128 All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.6419 + 0.8128

LVS-2

Interruptible Service First 15,000 Me£ @ $0.4 775 + $0.3918 All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.3275 + 0.3918


+ $1.5493 = + 1.5493 = + 1.5493 =

+ $1.5493 = + 1.5493 =

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APR 14 1995

RECEIVED

APR 1 7 1995 P.S.C .


Sales Rate $3.3040 per Me£ 3.1540 per Me£ 3.0040 per Me£

$2.4186 per Me£ 2.2686 per Me£

($0.0017)per Me£


2 The Non-Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Nineteenth Revised Sheet No. 6, effective March 1, 1995.


March 15, 1995

Mr. Don Mills Executive Director Kentucky Public Setvice Commission P.O. Box 615 Frankfort, Kentucky 40602

RE: Large Volume Sales Rates, February, 1995

Dear Mr. Mills:

RECEH!~n ' .. ' ,.

MAR 16 7995 PU8UC ;:; ,;:.; , .,---- ------.. COMMIS~,- ·N'W.ESTERN

KENTUCKY GAS

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the February, 1995 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed March 16, 1995.


Very truly yours,

Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager of Rate Administration

TJM:jcp

Enclosures

Received: March , 1995 Kentucky Public Setvice Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: ____________ _



For the Month of February, 1995


Base Charge:


Estimated Weighted


Firm Service Margin ComEonent~ Gas Cost 300 1 Mcf First @ $0.9419 + $0.8101

Next 14,700 1 Mcf @ 0.7919 + 0.8101 All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.6419 + 0.8101

LVS-2

Interruptible Service First 15,000 Mcf @ $0.4 775 + $0.3951 All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3951


+ $1.5675 -+ 1.5675 = + 1.5675 =

+ $1.5675 = + 1.5675 =

Sales Rate $3.3195 per Mcf 3.1695 per Mcf 3.0195 per Mcf

$2.4401 per Mcf 2.2901 per Mcf

$0.0000 per Mcf


2 The Non -Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Eighteenth Revised Sheet No. 6, effective February 1, 1995.


February 15, 1995

RECEIVED

FEB f 7 1995 r.s,c.

RATES & R.ES£ARCH DlV.

Mr. Don Mills Executive Director Kentucky Public SeiVice Commission P.O. Box 615 Frankfort, Kentucky 40602

RE: Large Volume Sales Rates, January, 1995

Dear Mr. Mills:

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the January, 1995 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed February 16, 1995.


Very truly yours,

~rf/~ Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager of Rate Administration

TJM:jcp

Enclosures

Received: February , 1995 Kentucky Public SeJVice Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: ___________ _

P.O. Box 650205 Dallas, Texas 75265-0205 214-934- 9227

WESTERN KENTIJCKY

GAS


For the Month of January, 1995


Base Charge:


Estimated Weighted


Firm Service Margin Component~ Gas Cost First 300 1 Me£ @ $0.9419 + $0.9066 + $1.7460 = Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.9066 + 1.7460 = All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.6419 + 0.9066 + 1.7460 =

LVS-2

Interru)2tible Service First 15,000 Me£ @ $0.4775 + $0.4164 + $1.7460 = All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.4164 + 1.7460 =



$2.6399 per Me£ 2.4899 per Me£

$0.0005 per Me£

1 All 'gas consumed by the customer will be considered for the purpose of determining whether the volume requirement of 15,000 Me£ has been achieved.

2 The Non-Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Seventeenth Revised Sheet No. 6, effective January 1, 1995.


December 13, 1994


Dear Mr. Mills:

RECEIVED

DEC t 4 1994 P.S.C.


RECEIVED

DEC 14 1994 PUBLIC SERVICE

COMMISSION

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the November, 1994 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed December 15, 1994.

Sincerely,

Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager, Rate Administration

TJM/rjc

Enclosures

Accepted:

c:\wkg\lvsmills.ltr

December , 1994 Kentucky Public Service Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: _________ _


WESTERN KENTUCKY

GAS

•


For the Month of November, 1994

The net monthly rates for Large Volume Sales setvice is as follows:

Base Charge:

L VS-1 Setvice $ 11.60 per Meter L VS-2 Setvice 100.00 per Meter Combined Setvice 100.00 per Meter

Estimated Weighted


Firm Setvice Margin Component 2 Gas Cost First 300 1 Me£ @ $0.9419 + $0.9219 Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.9219 All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.6419 + 0.9219

LVS-2

Interruptible Service First 15,000 Me£ @ $0.4 775 + $0.4064 All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.3275 + 0.4064


+ $1.7945 = + 1.7945 = + 1.7945 =

+ $1.7945 = + 1.7945 =


$2.6784 per Me£ 2.5284 per Me£

$0.0070 per Me£


2 The Non-Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Fifteenth Revised Sheet No. 6, effective November 1, 1994.

Western Kentucky Gas Company RECEIVED

JAN 1 8 1995 P.S.C.

RATES & RESEARCH ON.

January 13, 1995


Dear Mr. Mills:

RECEIVEO

JAN 17 1995 PUBUC Sb·· v lv'

COMMISSiON

We are filing the enclosed original and three (3) copies of the December, 1994 Large Volume Sales rates in compliance with the notice provision stated in Section 3 Item G on P.S.C. No. 20 tariff sheet No. 22. These rates will be billed January 16, 1995.

-Sincerely,

Thomas J. Morel, Jr. Manager, Rate Administration

TJM/bas

Enclosures

Accepted:

c:\wkg\lvsmills.Jtr

January ,1995 Kentucky Public Service Commission Frankfort, Kentucky

By: _________ _

r-------... WESTERN KENTUCKY

GAS

'{~~ (} P.O. Box 650205 Dallas, Texas 75265-0205 214-934-9227


For the Month of December, 1994


Base Charge:


Estimated Weighted


Firm Service Margin Component 2 Gas Cost First 300 1 Me£ @ $0.9419 + $0.8899 Next 14,700 1 Me£ @ 0.7919 + 0.8899 All over 15,000 Me£ @ 0.6419 + 0.8899

LVS-2

Interruptible Service First 15,000 Me£ @ $0.4775 + $0.3984 All over 15,000 Mcf @ 0.3275 + 0.3984


+ $1.8138 = + 1.8138 = + 1.8138 =

+ $1.8138 = + 1.8138 =

RECEI\ff:.T'

JAN 17 1995 PUBLIC St::r~ v k - -

COMMISSIOi

Sales Rate $3.6456 per Me£ 3.4956 per Me£ 3.3456 per Mcf

$2.6897 per Me£ 2.5397 per Mcf

($0.0022)per Me£


2 The Non -Commodity Component is from P.S.C. No. 20 Sixteenth Revised Sheet No. 6, effective December 1, 1994.

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