{
 "registration": "08-0169",
 "filer_name": "PLAINS PIPELINE",
 "grain": "system_grain",
 "grain_reason": "PLAINS PIPELINE 08-0169, filed against the BASIN edge and refused for it -- AND THE STATED BLOCKER ON THAT REFUSAL HAS BEEN LIFTED, so this is a decided no rather than a deferral. config/t1_edge_coverage.yaml recorded Basin as undecidable while counterparties 'MSP' and 'J2M' were undecoded registrations; the 2026-08-11 header fix decoded both, they were read on 2026-08-19, and the answer is that they make the aggregate case STRONGER. 08-0892 'MSP' is Midland Station, a HUB: it receives 311.9 MMBBL from Basin and delivers onward to Cactus II (159.1), McCamey, PMT, BridgeTex and Mesa, spanning districts 03, 06, 08 and 8A. 08-1072 'J2M' is a clean single-district line delivering 479.5 MMBBL INTO Basin. So 476.3 + 264.6 MMBBL of what this filing certifies is Plains handing barrels between its own registrations. The arithmetic settles it without them: 1,696.6 MMBBL over 12 months of 2025 = 4,648 MBBL/D against Basin's 450 nameplate, 10.3x -- and the largest SINGLE row is still 2.9x. 42 facilities over 6 districts (03, 7B, 08, 8A, 09, 10) -- RESTATED 2026-09-07, from 35 over 3 (08, 09, 8A), when the five 2026 filings landed. The ruling gets STRONGER rather than moving: the same certificate now spans twice the districts. Note the arithmetic above is a 2025 measurement and these counts are corpus-wide, so the two must not be read as one number. THE LEAD THIS REASON RECORDED WAS TAKEN UP: one slice of the filing is wired as Basin (T1_CORRIDOR_SLICE, approved by HQ 2026-10-19) -- 'EXPORTS TO OKLAHOMA' plus the Wichita Falls deliveries, less the Wichita Falls receipts. It needed a second witness rather than a better ratio, and got one: Sunrise II 08-4518 files its OWN export row and books its Wichita Falls handoff into Basin to the barrel in every month both are held, so Basin's export row is not Sunrise's. The filing stays system grain. Ruled 2026-08-19.",
 "grain_decided_on": "2026-10-20 00:00:00",
 "corridor": null,
 "first_period": "2025-01",
 "last_period": "2026-05",
 "n_periods": 17,
 "n_lines": 499,
 "total_barrels": 2414565108.0,
 "counts": {
  "districts": 7,
  "facilities_roster": 23,
  "facilities_roster_rows": 29,
  "facilities_on_lines": 42,
  "facility_spellings": 42,
  "lines_without_facility": 3,
  "counterparties_with_registration": 22,
  "counterparty_names": 13
 },
 "deliveries": {
  "gross": 1207414849.0,
  "net": 1207414849.0,
  "self": 0.0,
  "self_pct": 0.0
 },
 "receipts": {
  "gross": 1207150259.0,
  "net": 1207150259.0,
  "self": 0.0,
  "self_pct": 0.0
 },
 "contract_version": 1,
 "count_definitions": {
  "districts": "distinct non-blank `district` on this filer's lines. A district is the RRC district the line was FILED under \u2014 the HANDOFF POINT, not the asset's geography, and never a place to map from (DECISIONS.md 2.17).",
  "facilities_roster": "distinct facility_key in the `t1_facility` roster \u2014 after the Gate-B merge rulings a human made against volume.",
  "facilities_roster_rows": "ROWS in that roster. A facility used for BOTH receipt and delivery gets a row for each, so this exceeds the key count.",
  "facilities_on_lines": "distinct non-blank facility_key on the LINES, before any merge ruling. The gap against the roster IS the rulings.",
  "facility_spellings": "distinct raw `facility` text on the lines \u2014 one per OCR spelling, so this is the loosest of the four and the least meaningful alone.",
  "lines_without_facility": "lines where the filer gave a volume and a counterparty but named no facility. These are in no facility denominator anywhere.",
  "counterparties_with_registration": "distinct cp_reg_key \u2014 counterparties whose RRC registration the filer actually wrote down.",
  "counterparty_names": "distinct counterparty_norm \u2014 every counterparty including the ones with no registration. Keyed on name alone, a counterparty that files under several registrations collapses into one row, which is why both counts are here."
 },
 "concentration": {
  "receipts": {
   "registration_then_name": {
    "n": 19,
    "hhi": 3873.6166137937926,
    "top5_pct": 85.304196086827,
    "top12_pct": 97.78255144291857,
    "total_barrels": 1207150259.0,
    "key_rule": "the filer's own registration where it wrote one down, the folded name where it did not. This is the key the movers board ranks on."
   },
   "name_only": {
    "n": 8,
    "hhi": 7257.8206749079745,
    "top5_pct": 98.48810776753517,
    "top12_pct": 100.0,
    "total_barrels": 1207150259.0,
    "key_rule": "the folded name, ignoring registrations entirely. A counterparty that files under several registrations collapses to one here, which RAISES measured concentration."
   },
   "raw_spelling": {
    "n": 15,
    "hhi": 6500.642468790763,
    "top5_pct": 95.78903640031444,
    "top12_pct": 99.91077465361336,
    "total_barrels": 1207150259.0,
    "key_rule": "the raw text as OCR read it. Every alternate spelling is its own counterparty, which LOWERS measured concentration. It is the loosest of the three and is published to bound the other two."
   }
  },
  "deliveries": {
   "registration_then_name": {
    "n": 14,
    "hhi": 3493.9106306537874,
    "top5_pct": 91.61355038130726,
    "top12_pct": 99.98369856059307,
    "total_barrels": 1207414849.0,
    "key_rule": "the filer's own registration where it wrote one down, the folded name where it did not. This is the key the movers board ranks on."
   },
   "name_only": {
    "n": 11,
    "hhi": 5458.938231184374,
    "top5_pct": 96.4467293875396,
    "top12_pct": 100.0,
    "total_barrels": 1207414849.0,
    "key_rule": "the folded name, ignoring registrations entirely. A counterparty that files under several registrations collapses to one here, which RAISES measured concentration."
   },
   "raw_spelling": {
    "n": 16,
    "hhi": 4897.68807420094,
    "top5_pct": 93.34084775695847,
    "top12_pct": 99.55367817412026,
    "total_barrels": 1207414849.0,
    "key_rule": "the raw text as OCR read it. Every alternate spelling is its own counterparty, which LOWERS measured concentration. It is the loosest of the three and is published to bound the other two."
   }
  },
  "definition": "HHI is the sum of squared percentage shares of this side's barrels over the filer's whole filed span (0-10,000). Counterparties with zero barrels are excluded. `spread_pct` is how much the widest rule exceeds the narrowest, as a percentage of the narrowest.",
  "spread_pct": {
   "receipts": 87.36548808323384,
   "deliveries": 56.24149579815917
  },
  "why_three": "Concentration is not a property of the filer alone; it is a property of the filer AND the rule used to decide who counts as one counterparty. So every rule is published and none is labelled the answer. On this filer the rules disagree by 87.4% of HHI on receipts, which is large enough that a single figure would have been a conclusion about identity dressed as a measurement of concentration. The spread is measured per filer; it is not a corpus-wide constant."
 },
 "self_transfer_note": "Both sides are returned separately. Here they happen to agree, at 0.0% on both sides \u2014 which is a fact about this filer and not a check that passed. A single self-transfer figure would invite exactly the 'the two sides check each other' reasoning DECISIONS.md 2.16 exists to stop, so there isn't one.",
 "refs": {
  "receipts": "08-0169:2026-05:1A",
  "deliveries": "08-0169:2026-05:1B",
  "lease_receipts": null
 }
}
