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July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2028, VEPGA Contract Overview
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the load letter and work request documentation, in addition to any contractor working on behalf of the customer,
consistent with Section III (Load Letter) and (ii.) provide documented notification to the Customer’s Key Account
manager that the transformer size is in dispute, before signing the Letter of Authorization (LOA). The foregoing
shall be documented via a letter, attached to the LOA, detailing the transformer dispute and include notification of
Key Account Manager involvement. In the event that the load does not materialize in the future, then upon
Customer request, the Company will investigate whether the lower load is due to error(s) identified by the
Customer in the documentation attached to the LOA. If it is determined the Company made an error, then the
Company will reduce the contract minimum demand at no cost to the customer and billing will be revised
consistent with the timeframe set forth in Section VI.C (Improper Billing – Other Than Incorrect Calibration or
Tampering) of the Terms and Conditions. The Company shall not be required to reduce the contract minimum
demand at no cost to the Customer if it is determined that the Company did not make an error and such load was
reasonably determined based on the information provided to the Company by the Customer at the time of the
LOA (including information related to the transformer size being disputed).
Concerns regarding
project timelines
To address concerns regarding insufficient communication with Dominion regarding project time lines, Section XII
G 3 in the Terms & conditions is revised by (a) saying that at the beginning of each project, Dominion will provide
contact information for the Project Designer, Design Supervisor and Key Account Manager to the Customer and
(b) specifying that Dominion email addresses will be provided.
Customer Service Issues: Street Lights
Design support To provide support for street lighting, Dominion will provide guidance in an annual webinar.(Master Agreement,
Section G 3).
Cleaning &
relamping
Once per year, Dominion will supply a map to the JAC, by grid that can be connected to each VEPGA member,
with the cleaning and relamping schedule (Master Agreement, Section X.E.2).
Bills for LED
upgrades
To address concerns regarding bills for LED upgrades, the letter of authorization will specify the location of the
work and the contact information for the Customer’s billing point of contact. (Terms & Conditions, Section XII. I)
Chesapeake audit A side letter agreement will address Dominion working with the City of Chesapeake regarding a streetlight audit.
Expanding LED
options
To provide a comprehensive method to address expanding LED options, extensive provisions regarding
Dominion engaging in a collaborative process are set forth in Attachment F to the Master Agreement. (Master
Agreement, Section G)
Replacing with LED
fixtures
Mercury vapor and metal halide fixtures will be replaced with LED fixtures over a period of 4 years starting on
7/1/2026 using a preferred fixture specified by the Customer. (Terms & Conditions, Section X. E )
Customer Service Issues: Clean Energy Offerings
EV tariff By 9/1/2026, Dominion will meet with VEPGA members to better understand such members’ interest in
developing EV rate schedules and to evaluate the need for a future program. (Master Agreement, Section G.6.)
Net energy metering NEM 2.0 will not apply to customers during the term of the 7/1/2026 agreement. (Terms & Conditions, Section
XIV, item 3)
Standby charges Schedule C standby charges will not apply to interconnection applications approved by Dominion as of 7/1/2026.
(Terms & Conditions, Section XIV). .
RECs By 9/1/2026, Dominion will meet with VEPGA members regarding Rider G-CM pricing and sourcing to evaluate
future changes to Rider G-CM. (Master Agreement, Section F. 3. C)
Virtual Power Plants By 9/1/2026, Dominion will meet with VEPGA members to better understand such members’ interest in
developing a virtual power plant ;pilot and to evaluate the need for a future program. (Master Agreement, Section
F.7)
Shared solar By 9/1/2026, Dominion will meet with VEPGA members to better understand such members’ interest in
developing a virtual power plant ;pilot and to evaluate the need for a future program. (Master Agreement, Section
F.8)
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