Monthly Cashout Examples
Table 1 Actual Use LESS Than Nomination
| Monthly Imbalance |
% of Excess Quantities |
| Nomination |
10,000 therms |
Imbalance |
4,000 therms |
= 40% |
| Less Actual Use |
6,000 therms |
Nomination |
10,000 therms |
| Imbalance |
4,000 therms |
|
Monthly Cashout Calculation
| % of Excess Quantities |
Nomination |
Gas Block Difference |
Gas Block Therms |
Gas RateB |
Gas Rate AdjustmentC |
Cashout |
| 0 - 3.5% |
10,000 |
x |
3.5% |
= |
350 |
x |
PS Rate |
x |
100% |
= |
$ |
| >3.5 - 10% |
10,000 |
x |
6.5%A |
= |
650 |
x |
97% of Index |
x |
100% |
= |
$ |
| >10 - 15% |
10,000 |
x |
5.0% |
= |
500 |
x |
97% of Index |
x |
100% |
= |
$ |
| >15 - 20% |
10,000 |
x |
5.0% |
= |
500 |
x |
97% of Index |
x |
80% |
= |
$ |
| >20% |
|
|
Balance |
= |
2,000 |
x |
97% of Index |
x |
70% |
= |
$ |
| Total |
|
|
|
|
4,000 |
|
|
|
|
50% |
$ Credit |
Table 2 Actual Use GREATER Than Nomination
| Monthly Imbalance |
% of Excess Quantities |
| Nomination |
10,000 therms |
Actual Use |
14,000 therms |
= 140% |
| Less Actual Use |
14,000 therms |
Nomination |
10,000 therms |
| Imbalance |
-4,000 therms |
|
Monthly Cashout Calculation
| % of Excess Quantities |
Nomination |
Gas Block Difference |
Gas Block Therms |
Gas RateB |
Gas Rate AdjustmentC |
Cashout |
| >100 - 103.5% |
10,000 |
x |
3.5% |
= |
350 |
x |
PS Rate |
x |
100% |
= |
$ |
| >103.5% - 110% |
10,000 |
x |
6.5%D |
= |
650 |
x |
103% of Index |
x |
100% |
= |
$ |
| >110% - 115% |
10,000 |
x |
5.0% |
= |
500 |
x |
103% of Index |
x |
120% |
= |
$ |
| >115% - 120% |
10,000 |
x |
5.0% |
= |
500 |
x |
103% of Index |
x |
130% |
= |
$ |
| >120% |
|
|
Balance |
= |
2,000 |
x |
103% of Index |
x |
150% |
= |
$ |
| Total |
|
|
|
|
4,000 |
|
|
|
|
|
$ Debit |
- Example: 10%-3.5%=6.5%
- Index is the average delivered price of gas based on the spot market index
price of gas for
"ANR-Oklahoma" as published at the beginning of each month in the
Gas Daily Monthly
Contract Index for ANR ML-7.
- Rate adjustments are based on established Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
tariffs.
- Example: 110%-103.5%=6.5%