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Code · CFR · Title 18 — Conservation of Power and Water Resources · Part 284 — Certain Sales and Transportation of Natural Gas Under the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 and Related Authorities · § 284.502

§ 284.502. Procedures for applying for market-based rates.

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(a)Applications for market-based rates may be filed with certificate applications. Service, notice, intervention, and protest procedures for such filings will conform with those applicable to the certificate application.
(b)With respect to applications not filed as part of certificate applications,
(1)Applicants providing service under subpart B or subpart G of this part must file a request for declaratory order and comply with the service and filing requirements of part 154 of this chapter. Interventions and protests to applications for market-based rates must be filed within 30 days of the application unless the notice issued by the Commission provides otherwise. An applicant providing service under subpart B or subpart G of this part cannot charge market-based rates under this subpart of this part until its application has been accepted by the Commission. Once accepted, the applicant can make the appropriate filing necessary to set its market-based rates into effect.
(2)Applicants providing service under subpart C of this part must file in accordance with the requirements of that subpart.
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