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Northern Border Pipeline Company
FERC Gas Tariff
First Revised Volume No. 1

Sixth Revised Sheet No. 102A
Superseding
Fifth Revised Sheet No. 102A

                               RATE SCHEDULE T-1
                                 FIRM SERVICE 

  5.  RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL

       5.1   Service Continuation

             A Shipper that has entered into a Service Agreement that 
             provides for at least 12 consecutive months of service at the 
             Maximum Rate shall have the right to continue service with 
             respect to all or a portion of Shipper's Maximum Receipt 
             Quantity, beyond the primary term specified in the Shipper's 
             Service Agreement provided Shipper satisfies the credit 
             worthiness requirements set forth in Section 41 of the General 
             Terms and Conditions and is current with its obligations and 
             otherwise is in compliance with the terms and conditions of 
             this Tariff.  Unless Company and Shipper expressly agree 
             otherwise in Shipper's Service Agreement, a right of first 
             refusal does not apply to negotiated rate arrangements, to firm 
             service unless it has been performed at the applicable Maximum 
             Rate for at least 12 consecutive months or to off-system 
             services acquired for Shipper under Section 39 of the General 
             Terms and Conditions of Company's FERC Gas Tariff.  A limited 
             right of first refusal shall be applicable to interim Service 
             Agreements for capacity that has been sold with a future 
             Billing Commencement Date as set forth in Subsections 26.2(iv) 
             or 26.5 of the General Terms and Conditions.  The right of 
             first refusal also is subject to Article VI of the Stipulation 
             in Docket No. RP06-72-000, et al.  A Shipper may not exercise a 
             right of first refusal for a geographic portion of its 
             historical service.  Company shall give Shipper notice not less 
             than six months and no more than eighteen months prior to 
             termination of Shipper's Service Agreement that Shipper must 
             exercise its right of first refusal.  However, in the event a 
             construction project is proposed that would utilize capacity on 
             Company's existing facilities, the sizing of which project 
             could be effected by Shipper's plans regarding the continuation 
             of service, Company will have the right to give Shipper such 
             notice no more than 36 months prior to termination of Shipper's 
             Service Agreement.  Company shall not require a response from 
             Shipper in less than ten (10) business days from the date the 
             notice is issued.  Such response shall be Shipper's 
             notification to Company of either 1) its intent to retain its 
             option to exercise its ROFR pursuant to this Section 5 or 
             2) its binding commitment to terminate its Service Agreement.  
             Service under the Service Agreement shall continue if:

              5.11  The Service Agreement is extended for a term of at 
                    least five years at the Maximum Rate under this Rate 
                    Schedule, or

Issued by: Bambi L. Heckerman, Manager, Regulatory Affairs
Issued on: August 7, 2008                     Effective on: September 8, 2008
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