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7. Services: ABAG has provided, or will provide, the following services for the benefit of Public Agency: 7.1 Analyze and evaluate electric load profiles and/or electric time of use data, transmission, distribution, billing and metering options, and electric supply acquisition and aggregation strategies; 7.2 Negotiate prices and quantities of an electric supply, scheduling services, billing services, and other services, products or equipment reasonably necessary for Public Agency's participation in the Electric Program through processes which may include but are not limited to invitations to bid, requests for proposal or competitive negotiations. 8. Direct Access Imolementation: For each Account for which ABAG and Public Agency fulfills the requirements of Paragraphs 4 and 5 and for which the UDC authorizes the commencement of direct access, ABAG will provide or cause to be provided an electric supply and perform, or cause to be performed, the following services: (a) scheduling; (b) transmission; (c) distribution; (d) billing; (e) Hourly Metering; (f) general administrative, management, fiscal and consultation services necessary or convenient for the Electric Program. ABAG is negotiating contracts for the- provision of scheduling and billing services. Transmission and distribution services will be provided to Public Agency through regulated tariffs. Hourly Metering options and the method for selecting the means of providing Hourly Metering is described in Paragraph 4. 9. Agency Relationsh~: Public Agency authorizes ABAG to act as its exc{usive agent to implement the Electric Program for the Accounts and does hereby constitute and appoint an authorized officer or agent of ABAG to act on its behalf as its lawful agent for the implementation of the Electric Program. This authorization will include the right to do and perform all acts, with full power to execute all documents requisite and necessary to be done in all matters relating to the purchase, sale, scheduling, transmission, distribution, metering and billing of electricity for the Electric Program, including without limitation, the power to release Public Agency's historic and current electric usage data to third party vendors and service suppliers. 10. Notification of Changes in Accounts: Public Agency will notify ABAG of changes in Public Agency's facilities or operations, which are reasonably expected to increase or decrease the consumption of electricity by more than ten percent (10%) as compared to historical levels. Public Agency may add accounts to Exhibit A upon prior written notice to ABAG and the submission of the appropriate form required by the CPUC or the Utility. Public Agency may delete accounts from Exhibit A only upon written consent of ABAG, which consent will not be unreasonably withheld, except that Public Agency may delete accounts without ABAG's consent if Public Agency abandons the facility or transfers the facility to another entity. 11. Rate Schedule: As soon as practicable after ABAG has fixed the costs of the Contracted Supply, scheduling, transmission, distribution, billing, and, if applicable, Hourly Metering services, ABAG will establish up to ten (10) rates, each expressed as $x.xxJkWh Wind Up Agreement -Attachment AAttachment A