Common use of Total Resource Cost Test and Program Administrator Cost Test Clause in Contracts

Total Resource Cost Test and Program Administrator Cost Test. The Parties agree that for portfolio and program level cost effectiveness reporting, the Company will use line loss factors based on marginal energy and peak line loss rates. Such marginal loss rates will be based on weighted average annual energy and weighted average system peak hour demand losses on Ameren’s system multiplied by an assumed 1.5 to 1 marginal to average loss rate multiplier. The Company will also report joint total resource cost test (“TRC”) and Program Administrator Cost Test (“PACT”) results (including both benefit-cost ratios and net present value of benefits, costs and net benefits) for each program and its portfolio as part of its Plan filing and any ex-post cost effectiveness reporting. TRC and PACT results will include electric and gas savings where applicable. The Company agrees to present TRC and PACT results both with and without non- energy impacts (“XXXx”), when available, and will include XXXx specified within the Illinois Technical Reference Manual (“IL-TRM”) in both sets of calculations. Finally, the Company agrees to present portfolio TRC and PACT test results both with and without the Income Qualified initiative.