TRANSPORTATION GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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        30. Segmentation - shall mean the ability of a Shipper holding a
contract for firm transportation capacity to subdivide such capacity into
segments and to use those segments for different capacity transactions.  A
Shipper may effect segmentation by nominating a number of discrete
transportation primary and/or secondary point combinations using primary
and/or secondary transportation paths.  The paths may be within or outside of
the primary contracted path.  The Shipper's right to nominate on any segment
of a transportation path shall be limited to the Transportation Contract
Demand as defined by Shipper's underlying firm Transportation Service
Agreement.
   
        31. Primary Capacity - shall mean the point and transmission system
capacity reserved for a Shipper under a firm Transportation Service Agreement
as identified by the Primary Receipt and Delivery Points' Maximum Daily
Quantity set forth in the Transportation Service Agreement and the
Transportation Contract Demand associated with the transportation segment
between those points.
   
        32. Secondary Capacity - shall mean point and transmission system
capacity other than Primary Capacity.  Backhaul nominations which are
contrary in direction from the Primary Receipt Point to Primary Delivery
Point direction are considered a secondary transmission system path.
   
        33. Segment - shall mean a portion of the transmission system between
a defined Receipt Point and Delivery Point.  For purposes of this Tariff,
such points are locations which are available for nomination by Shippers.
   
        34. Maximum Delivery Quantity - shall mean the maximum quantity of
gas that MIGC will be required on a given day to deliver at the applicable
Primary Delivery Point listed in Exhibit B of the Shipper's Transportation
Service Agreement.
   
        35. Total Maximum Delivery Quantity - shall mean the total of Maximum
Delivery Quantities set forth in Exhibit B of the Shipper's Transportation
Service Agreement, which is the maximum volume of gas that MIGC shall be
obligated to deliver for transportation service on Shipper's behalf on any
given day under such Agreement.  The Total Maximum Delivery Quantity shall
not exceed the Transportation Contract Demand less fuel and unaccounted for
loss reimbursement volumes.