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R2012-194 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
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R2012-194 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
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AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
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12/3/2012
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R . 'IMEFIELD <br /> E N E R G Y <br /> h. Enrollment and Disenrollment Charges. Homefield shall not assess any enrollment, <br /> switching, or relocation fees on Aggregation Members. Customers may terminate services <br /> from Homefield without penalty if they relocate outside of the Aggregator's governmental <br /> boundary. Members who did not opt-out of the Aggregation Program during the opt-out <br /> period and who later leave the Aggregation Program for other reasons may be assessed <br /> an early termination fee of$25. <br /> i. Enrollment in Homefield Programs. Homefield agrees not to solicit or contract with <br /> Aggregation Program Members outside the Aggregation Program and agrees not to use <br /> Aggregation Program Member data and information for any other marketing purposes <br /> without written consent from the Aggregator. Nothing herein shall prevent Homefield <br /> from soliciting and entering into agreements with retail customers for the supply and <br /> delivery of electricity who have not enrolled in the Aggregation Program or who have <br /> opted-out. Aggregator recognizes Homefield may have affinity programs or other <br /> opportunities to sell and delivery to retail customers located in Aggregator's jurisdiction, <br /> and this Agreement does not to bar such actions by Homefield. <br /> C. Cooperation at the Conclusion of the Aggregation. Aggregator shall request and Homefield shall <br /> provide, if legally permissible, from the Utility, those account numbers, names, and addresses of <br /> residential and small commercial retail customers in the aggregate area that are reflected in the Utility's <br /> records that may be needed to continue the Program with another ARES. Homefield has no obligation <br /> to request such information on behalf of Aggregator or ARES. <br /> D. Retail Power Price. The Retail Power Price is identified in Exhibit A. The Retail Power Price is based <br /> on Aggregation Members' historical or projected load data which is considered representative of the combined <br /> Retail Power requirements for the proposed Term. The Retail Power Price applies to all Retail Power covered <br /> under this Agreement. Retail Power Price also includes charges for distribution energy losses, capacity, MISO <br /> transmission charges, and energy, including scheduling and load forecasting associated with the delivery of <br /> the Retail Power. The Retail Power Price does not include any charges by the DSP, which are the <br /> responsibility of the Member, including but not limited to charges for services under the applicable delivery <br /> service tariffs and riders, such as delivery service charge, facilities charges, taxes (either billed for by the Utility <br /> or Member self-assessed), environmental, public purpose program, or switching charges as may be applicable <br /> from time to time. <br /> ARTICLE 6: REMEDIES AND TERMINATION <br /> A. Remedies. In addition to every other right or remedy provided to a Party under this Agreement, if the <br /> other Party fails to comply with any of the provisions of this Agreement(for reason other than an order, rule, or <br /> regulations of a governmental agency or court having jurisdiction over the defaulting Party), then the non- <br /> defaulting Party may give notice to the defaulting Party specifying that failure. <br /> 1. Cure Period. The defaulting Party will have 15 business days after the date of that notice to <br /> take all necessary steps to comply fully with this Agreement, unless (a) this Agreement <br /> 9 <br />
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