AMENDED AND RESTATED TRANSPORTATION SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR RATE SCHEDULE FTS

QUANTITIES

RECEIPT AND DELIVERY POINTS

RATE

ADDRESSES

MRT shall have the right at any time and from time to time to file and place into effect unilateral changes or modifications in the rates and charges, and other terms and conditions of service hereunder, as set forth in the applicable rate schedule and in the GT&C, in accordance with the Natural Gas Act or other applicable law. In the event that MRT places on file with the Commission another rate schedule which may be applicable to service rendered hereunder, then MRT, at its option, may, from and after the effective date of such rate schedule, utilize such rate schedule in the performance of this Agreement. Such rate schedule or superseding rate schedule(s) and any revisions thereof which shall be filed and become effective shall apply to and be a part of this Agreement. MRT shall have the right to propose, file and make effective with the Commission, or other body having jurisdiction, changes and revisions of any effective rate schedule(s) and/or GT&C, or to propose, file, and make effective superseding rate schedules and/or GT&C, for the purpose of changing the rates, charges, and other provisions thereof effective as to Customer.

Pursuant to Section 15.3, GT&C of MRTs Tariff, the parties agree that for each MDQ listed in Section 2, Quantities above, Customer shall have a Right of First Refusal (“ROFR”). If Customer chooses to exercise its ROFR, it shall do so by following the procedures applicable to the exercise of a ROFR provided for in MRT's Tariff.

Pursuant to Section 5.1(a), Rate Schedule NNT, of MRT's Tariff, if after August 1, 2013 a firm customer of Customer (“Bypassing Customer”) directly connects with MRT and terminates its customer relationship with Customer, Customer shall have the right to reduce its MDQ, with corresponding reductions in other applicable MRT contract entitlements, upon written notice to MRT. The parties intend that the amount of the reduction is to reflect the amount of capacity that Customer had reserved under this Agreement to serve on a firm basis those requirements of the Bypassing Customer that were being served on Customer's system on August 1, 2013, whether or not those requirements as of August 1, 2013, were those of the Bypassing Customer or of a predecessor customer of Customer. The amount of the MDQ reduction may be determined in one of two ways. Customer may provide an affidavit to MRT setting out the Bypassing Customer's contract demand on Customer for the contract year in which the bypass is to take place and the average of that contract demand and the Bypassing Customer's contract demands on Customer for the two preceding contract years. If Customer provides such an affidavit, the amount of the MDQ reduction shall equal the amount designated by Customer up to the greater of (1) the Bypassing Customer's average contract demand amount set out in Customer's affidavit or (2) the Bypassing Customer's contract demand on Customer for the contract year in which the bypass is to take place. Alternatively, if Customer proposes an MDQ reduction greater than the maximum amount described in the preceding sentence Customer shall provide MRT with the proposed amount of the MDQ reduction and the basis for that amount. MRT's agreement to the amount of the MDQ reduction proposed by Customer under this alternative shall not be withheld unreasonably. This right to reduce MDQ can be exercised up to thirty (30) days after service commences to the Bypassing Customer over its direct connection with MRT as follows: the MDQ reduction will be effective the latest of (1) the first day of the second calendar month (a) after such service commences or (b) after exercise by Customer of its right or (2) the first day of the month after the termination of the Bypassing Customer's customer relationship with Customer. Nothing contained in this paragraph 18 shall preclude Customer from claiming and exercising any additional rights to reduce MDQ available to bypassed LDCs under the policies promulgated by the FERC (see. e.g., Williams Natural Gas Company, 81 FERC ¶61,301 (1997) at 62,412), as modified or amended from time to time.