Balancing Provisions

Balancing Service Clause-General Service (BSC-GS) (Rider “J”) is applicable to GSGFT/commercial transportation customers and RSGFT/residential transportation customers. Details regarding Rider “J” can be found on pages 91-95 of South Jersey Gas Company’s tariff. Balancing Service Clause-Large Volume (BSC-LV) (Rider “I”) is applicable to GSG-FT, GSGLV-FT, EGS, EGSLV-FT, CTS, LVSFT, ITS and FES customers. Details regarding Rider “I” can be found on pages 85-90 of South Jersey Gas Company’s tariff. Rider I customers are cashed out on a monthly basis at a rate equal to the Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corporation’s (Transco) Zone 6 Non-New York daily midpoint average as posted in Gas Daily. A commercial customer is engaged primarily in providing a service for the sale of goods or services. An industrial customer, however, is engaged primarily in the processing or changing of raw or unfinished materials into another form or product. South Jersey Gas offers a diversified rate structure for commercial and industrial customers utilizing Balancing Service Clause-Large Volume (BSC-LV) (Rider “I”.

GSGFT – A commercial or industrial customer who would not qualify for any other rate schedule.

GSGLVFT – A commercial or industrial customer who would not qualify for any other rate schedule with an annualized usage of 100,000 therms or more.

EGS – A commercial or industrial electric generation facility; all Prime Movers and all engine-driven equipment whether or not used for electric generation, with a firm contract demand of less than 200 mcf/day. Customer may elect Rider J or Rider I.

EGSLVFT – A commercial or industrial electric generation facility; all Prime Movers and all engine driven equipment whether or not used for electric generation, with a firm contract demand of 200 mcf/day or more.

CTS – A commercial or industrial customer having a firm contract demand and an average annual daily firm use of 100 mcf/day or more. CTS customers are not subject to the balancing provisions of Rider I.

LVSFT – A commercial or industrial customer with a contract demand and a minimum annualized average use of 200 mcf/day for equipment without an alternate fuel capability.

ITS - A commercial or industrial customer with an alternate fuel capability.

FES – customers purchasing or transporting gas to generate electricity with a winter contact demand of 1,000 mcf/day or more, or a summer daily contract demand of 2,000 mcf/day or more, or both.