Snohomish County Public Utility District 4/9/2017

CITY STRATEGIC ENERGY MANAGEMENT (SEM) FUNDING AGREEMENT PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY and CITY OF EVERETT This Strategic Energy Management ("SEM") Funding Agreement ("Agreement") is executed by and between Public Utility District No. 1 of Snohomish County (UTILITY) and the City of Everett (END USER) for its facility at 4027 4th St. SE, Everett, WA, 98201 (Service Address). The UTILITY and END USER are also referred to herein individually as "Party" and collectively known as the "Parties." WHEREAS, END USER has facilities in UTILITY's service area and purchases power from UTILITY; and WHEREAS, UTILITY is a public utility organized under the laws of the State of Washington, and sells electric power to END USER that is acquired from Bonneville Power Administration (BPA); and WHEREAS, BPA provides funds to UTILITY to pass through to END USER as the END USER implements energy saving measures and completes related activities under the BPA SEM program at END USER's facility; and WHEREAS, The Parties agree to enter into a two-year BPA SEM Program engagement, herby referred to as Wastewater Energy Coaching (WEC), which emphasizes participation in WEC training sessions and implementation of low-cost energy efficiency measures. NOW, THEREFORE, the PARTIES hereby agree to the following: 1. This Agreement is effective upon execution and will continue until the PARTIES' obligations have been met. If this Agreement has not been executed (signed) by END USER and returned to the UTILITY within 30 calendar days of being executed by UTILITY, the terms of this Agreement shall be null and void. 2. END USER shall designate a WEC "Executive Sponsor" to provide management support for the implementation of this project by completing Exhibit 1 of the Agreement. 3. END USER shall designate a WEC "Energy Champion" to (a) attend training workshops; (b) coordinate END USER's implementation activities; (c) serve as the primary contact for the WEC Providers (Energy Smart Industrial Technical Service Providers, Energy Smart Industrial Program staff); (d) implement suitable SEM action items; and (e) track implementation dates and if necessary, associated costs by completing Exhibit 1 of the agreement. 4. If agreed to by END USER and UTILITY, the Energy Champion will oversee the design and installation of a Performance Tracking System (PTS), capable of measuring and tracking energy consumption and energy savings performance. The Energy Champion will track installation costs and provide the data required to complete the PTS Verification Report. 5. END USER agrees to provide BPA, its designated WEC Provider, and UTILITY with the information necessary to establish and maintain a baseline energy model (Monitoring, Targeting, and Reporting [MT&R] model). The MT&R model will define the pre-engagement baseline and measure the energy savings associated with the implementation of END USER's WEC program. Necessary information includes electric energy consumption and plant loading data, and may also include natural gas consumption and any other relevant data that would impact electrical energy use. Energy Smart Industrial BPA ENERGY EFFICIENCY SEM Funding Agreement,7-29-2016 1 JRK 1.13.2017