PUBLIC LAW 95-621—NOV. 9, 1978
92 STAT. 3373
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(B) LIMITATION-.—The authority of subparagraph (A) may not be exercised— (i) earlier than 6 months after the date of the adoption of the most recent resolution of disapproval with respect to any such amendment under this section; and (ii) later than 2 years after the date of the adoption of any resolution of disapproval described in section 5 0 7 (c)(3) with respect to the amendment required /'osf, p. 3406. under subsection (a). SEC. 203. ACQUISITION COSTS SUBJECT TO PASSTHROUGH. (a) IN GENERAL.—The following costs shall be subject to the pass- 15 USC 3343. through requirements of the rule prescribed under section 201 (including any amendment under section 202): (1) N E W NATURAL GAS.—In the case of new n a t u r a l g a s
(as
denned in section 102(c)), any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such natural gas which exceeds the incremental pricing threshold applicable for the month in which the delivery of such natural gas occurs. (2)
NATURAL GAS UNDER INTRASTATE ROLLOVER CONTRACT.—In
the case of natural gas, delivered under a rollover contract, which was not committed or dedicated to interstate commerce on the day before the date of the enactment of this Act, any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such n a t u r a l gas which exceeds the incremental pricing threshold applicable for the month in which such delivery occurs. (3) N E W, ONSHORE PRODUCTION WELL GAS.—In the case of natural gas produced from any new, onshore production well (as defined m section 103(c)), any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such natural gas which exceeds the incremental pricing threshold applicable for the month in which the delivery of such natural gas occurs. (4) L N G IMPORTS.—Subject to section 207, in the case of liquefied natural gas imported into the United States, any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such natural gas (whether or not liquefied when acquired) which exceeds the incremental pricing threshold applicable for the month in which such liquefied n a t u r a l gas enters the United States. (5) NATURAL GAS (OTHER THAN LNG) IMPORTS.—Subject to sec-
tion 207, in the case of natural gas (other than liquefied natural gas) imported into the United States, any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such imported natural gas which exceeds the maximum lawful price, p e r million Btu's, computed under section 102 (relating to new natural gas) for the month in which such natural gas enters the United States, without regard to section 110. (6) STRIPPER WELL NATURAL GAS.—In the case of s t r i p p e r well
natural gas (as defined in section 108(b)), any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such natural gas which exceeds the maximum lawful price, per million Btu's, computed under section 102 (relating to new natural gas) for the month in which the delivery of such natural gas occurs, without regard to section 110. (7) HIGH-COST NATURAL GAS.—In the case of high-cost n a t u r a l
gas (as defined in section 1 0 7 (c)), any portion of the first sale acquisition cost of such natural gas which exceeds 130 percent of the amount the Commission determines represents— (A) the weighted average per barrel cost of Number 2 fuel oil landed in the greater New York City metropolitan area,
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