Exhibit 3

STATE OF CONNECTICUT

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

In the matter of

The State of Connecticut ~~d

Montville Power LLC

Trading Agreement

and Order No. 8216

~nereas, the Cowmissioner of Environmental Protection

("Commissioner") and Montville Power LLC ("MPLLC") agree that it

is in the public intere~t that they work cooperatively to

improve the air quality within the State of Co~~ecticut and that

the use of emis~ion reduction trading will achieve this result

in a timely and cost-effective manner:

A. At the request and with the agreement of MPLLC, the

Commissioner finds the following:

1. MPLLC is an exempt wholesale electric generating

company with its principal place of business in

Sewickley, Pennsylvania. On December 15, 1999 M?LLC

purchased from The Cop~ecticut Light and Power Company

and now o'wn~ OTIe fossil fuel-fired electric generating

station, Montville Station, at 74 Lathrop Road in

Montville, Connecticut ("facility"').

2. At the facility, ~KG Montville Operations Inc. operates

Montville Station Unit 5, an 82 megawatt tangentiallyfired poiler on No. 6 fuel oil and/or natural gas,

Connecticut Re'gistration' Number 107-0017, ("boiler").

A continuous emissions mon~tor ("CEM"), certified to 40

Code of Federal rt€TJlations ("CPR"') Part 75, measures

nitrogen oxide ("NOx") emissions from the boiler.

3. During the year 1995, prior to modifications of the

boiler's burner, cowbustion controls, operating

conditions and based on CEM data certified to 40 Code

of Federal Regulations Part 75, the average a~~ual NOr.

emission rate for Montville Station Unit 5 was 0.245

pounds per million 3ri tish thermal uni ts ("lbs/MMBtu")

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of heat input when operating on No. 6 fuel oil and

0.211 Ibs/MMBtu of heat input when operating on natural

gas. On and after May 31, 1995, the ~egulations of

Connecticut State Agencies (h~egulationsh) require that

the boiler emit NOx at a rate no greater than 0.25

lbs/MM3tu of heat input when operating on No.6 fuel

oil and 0.20 1bs/MMBtu of heat input when operating on

natural gas.

4. In 1995, The Co~~ecticut Light and ?ower Company

completed modifications of the boiler's burner and

combustion controls, and began to test and adjust

operating conditions, thereby reducing .the boiler's NOx

e~ission rates below its allowed ~,d actual baseline

emissions rates. Such modifications enabled MPLLC's

boiler to frequently meet and operate below the

emission limitation specified in Section 22a-174-22(e)

of the Regulations.

5. After December 15, 1999, MPLLC may obtain approval of

actual reductions in NOx emissions, generated by

operating the boiler at a rate which is bel~d 0.25

lbs/MMBtu of heat input when operating on No. 6 fuel

oil and 0.20 Ibs/MMBtu of heat input when operating on

natural gas for use as discrete emission reduction

credits (ND3~CSD). If DERCs are created during the

ozone season, MPLLC may obtain approval for such

reductions for use as Budget discrete e~ission

reduction credits ("BD2RCs").

6. Pursuant to Section 22a-174-22(j) of the Regulations,

M?LLC intends to acquire and gen~rate approved DERCs

until May 1, 2003 at the facility. Approved DERCs are

defined for purposes of this Trading Agreement and

Order as those for which the Co~~issioner has provided

written authorization for use in compliance with

Section 22a-174-22 of the ~egulations. MPLLC will

acquire approved D2RCs monthly on an as-needed basis,

as determined by actual NOx emissions in the event that

the 24-hour average of actual NOx emissions exceeds the

NOx emission limitations of Section 22a-174-22 fe) of

the Regulations.

7. ~~en properly documented by MPLLC, and approved by the

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Commissioner, the reductions in NOx emissions

identified above, and as computed in accordance with

the terms of this Trading Agreement and Order, will

conform to the requi~ements of Section 22a-174-22(j) (3)

of the Regulations. Specifically, the reductions will

be:

Real because they result in a reduction of actual

emissions released into the air, net of any

consequential increase in actual emissions resulting

from shifting demand. The emission reductions are

properly measured, recorded and reported.

Quantifiable because they are based on continuous

emission monitoring data as applied in an appropriate

reliable and replicable protocol, providing the rate'

and total mass amount of reduction.

Surplus because they are not required.by any

Co~~ecticut statute or regulation mandated by a current

State Implementation Plan ("SIP"), and are not

currently relied upon in any applicable attainment

plan, any reasonable further progress plan or milestone

demonstration.

?erma~ent because the advanced control system is in

place and operating, and an appropriate tracking system

is in place to monitor all data required ~o verify and

quantify the creation of DERCs.

Enforceable because the DERCs are approved by' the

Commissioner retrospectively after the submission by

M?LLC of the seasonal or a~~ual reports that will

document their creation.

8. As documented in Attac~~ent 1, attached to and

incorporated by reference into this Trading Agreement

and Order, 8.5 tons of ozone season NOx BDERCs and 24.1

tons of non-ozone season NOx DERCs were generated by

the boiler between December 16, 1999 and June 30, 2000.

9. Ten (10) percent of these DE~Cs (0.9 ton ozone season,

2.4 tons non-ozone season) are retired and permanently

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removed from all calculations to assure a benefit to

the enviro~~ent. The total available for use, after

rounding down to the nearest whole nuwber for annual

serial assignment purposes, is 28 DERCs (7 ozone

season, 21 non-ozone season).

B. The Commissioner, in accordance with the provisions of this

Trading Agreement and Order, pursuant to Section 22a-174-

22{d} (3) of the Regulations, will allow MPLLC and approved

sources within Connecticut to use 7 tons of ozone season NOx

3DERCs and 21 tons of non-ozone season NOx DERCs referenced

in paragraph A.9. of this Trading Agreement and Order for

purposes of compliance under Section 22a-174-22(j) of the

Regulations to achieve a portion of the nitrogen oxide

emission reductions required by Section 22a-174-22 of the

Regulations. DERC creation serial numbers assigned by the

Department of Environmental Protection ("Department W ) to

these approved reductions of NOx emissions are provided ~u

Table 1 of this Trading Agreement and Order:

TJl.3LE 1

- I 1999' 2000

Ozone season NOx I N/A ICTOO/8216(BDCIR

BDERC serial n\unbers 17NOxozl-7

Non-ozone season NOx ICT99/8216(DC)~ ICTOO/8216(DC)RDERC serial nlli~bers 17NOxnozl 17NOxnozl-20

3.2. Ozone season 3D2~Cs may be ge~erated and used in accordance

with this Trading Agreement and Order.

B.3. Upon suffici~nt documentation as prescribed below" the

Commissioner may provide written approval of. the generation

of additional DERCs by MPLLC retrospectively. Approved

DERCs and BDERCs generated by MPLLC may be held by M?LLC or

transferred to other persons in accordance with this Trading

Agreement and Order.

3.4. The Commissioner, in accordance with the provisions of this

Trading Agreement and Order, pursuant to Section 22a-174-

22(d) (3) of the Regulations, hereby allows M?LLC to comply

with Section 22a-174-22(d) (1) of the Regulations through use

of DERC trading.

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C. With the agreement of MPLLC, the Cornmission~r, acting under

Sections 22a-6, 22a-171, 22a-174, 22a-176, and 22a-177 of

the Connecticut General Statutes, orders M?LLC as follows:

1. DE~C generation.

a. For purposes of generating DERCs from the boiler at

the facility, MPLLC shall use 0.25 Ibs/MMBtu of heat

input when operating on No. 5 fuel oil and 0.20

lbs/MM3tu of heat input when operating on natural

gas as the baseline emission rates for the boiler,

or the proportioned baseline emission rate set forth

in footnote 2 of paragraph C.l1. of this Trading

Agreement and Order, when simultaneously operating

on more than one fuel. M?LLC shall use the above

referenced baseline emission rate(s) when

calculating the proportioned baseline emission rate.

~ien calculating DERCs, MPLLC shall use the lower of

daily total CEM-calculated ~tu value or actual

fuel usage data for the boiler in MMEtu/day, when

determining heat input. Ten (10) percent of all

DERCs (tons) generated by the boiler shall be

retired by the facility and permanently removed from

all calculations on a daily basis to assure a

benefit to the environment.

b. Non-ozone Season ~estrictions. Non-ozone season

NOx DERCs generated by MP shall be created and

approved in accordance with this Trading Agreement

and Order, and shall remain valid until they are

used or until May 1, 2003, wnicnever' occurs fi~st.

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Ozone Season ~estrictions. The boiler is subject

to Section 22a-174-22a of the Regulations ("NOx

3udget ?rograrn~) in 1999 and every year thereafter.

The boiler may generate ozone season BDErtCS to

comply with Section 22a-174-22 of the Regulations

in accordance with paragraph C.I.a. of this Trading

Agreement and Order and the following conditions

and restrictions: 1) BDERCs shall only be

generated by the boiler from May 1 through

September 30 of a given year, 2) 3DERCs shall

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be usea Dy other NOx Budget ?rogram sources located

in Connecticut, 3) BDERCs shall only be used to

offset ozone season excess emissions, and shall not

be used for compliance during the non-ozone season;

and 4) BDErtCs generated during a given year shall

only be used during the following ozone season,

with the exception of BDErtCs generated during 1999.

which may be used in the 2001 ozone season. For

example, BDERCs generated during the 1999 ozone

season may be used during the 2001 ozone season.

However, BDERCs generated during the 2000 ozone

season may only be used during the 2001 ozone

season. BDERCs may be generated until May 1. 2003.

3DERCs are subject to all DERC requirements set

forth in this Trading Agreement and Order except

for those requirements pertaining solely to nonozone season DERCs and as othenlise may be

provided.

2. DERC Use. Approved DERCs shall be acquired for

compliance with the emission standards in Section 22a174-22 of the Regulations for the period beginning

Decewber 15, 1999 and continuing until MPLLC achieves

permanent compliance for the boiler with the emission

standards in Section 22a-174-22{e) of the Regulations

or until May 1, 2003, whichever occurs first. MPLLC

shall acquire approved DERCs, and docQ~ent and record

the fu~ounts of NOx emissions and DERCs used by serial

number (if assigned) by the boiler each day, and shall

maintain and provide such records in accordance with

the following and Section 22a-174-4 of the ~egulations.

until May 1, 2003,

a. Before the first day of each month, calculate

projected worst case DZRCs required for that

calendar month as follows:

DERCs (tons) {{estimated worst case NOx emission

rate in lbs/MMBtu - ((0.95) x (NOx RACT limit or

proportioned emission rate calculated pursuant to

Section 22a-174-22(f) (2) (A) of the rtegulations in

Ibs/MMBtu)] x (Estimated fuel use in MMBtu)} +

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b. Acquire sufficient approved DERCs no later than

the first day of each month to assure compliance

with the emission' standards in Section 22a-174-22

of the Regulations for, at a minim~~, that

calendar month. With the exception of 3DEaCs,

excess DERCs from previous months can be applied

to subsequent months. 3DERCs are subject to the

limit~tions set forth in paragraph C.l.c. of this

Trading Agreement and Order. At a minimum, DERCs

required shall be adjusted upwards by 100% if

DERCs are not in MPLLC's possession prior to the

first day of each month.

c. No later than the twentieth day of each month,

calculate DERCs used in the preceding calendar

month, as follows:

(1) For the boiler on each day, determine whether

the 24-hour average NOx emi3sion rate* is

less than the baseline emis~ion rate or

greater than the NOx ~?l...CT limit.

(2) wnen the boiler has a daily NOx emission rate

(24-hour average) exceeding the NOx RACT

limit, calculate the amount of Dzacs used, as

follows:

DERCs (tons) = ([(C~~-recorded NOx daily

ave~age emission rate in 1bs/MMntu*) -

((0.95) x (NOx R~CT limit or proportioned

emission rate calculated pursuant to Section

22a-174-22 (f) (2) (M of the Regulations in

lbs/MM3tu»] x (actual fuel use in MMBtu)} +

2000 pounds.

*This rate shall be calculated pursuant to

the methodology described in 40 Cr~ Part 75.

d. Maintain documentation to attest to the fact that

DE~Cs used during the ozone season were generated

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during the ozone season. Generator certification

of this fact shall be sufficient.

e. After full prog~am review, and if the Commissioner

deems it appropriate, the Commissioner may allow

the survival ~~d use of approved DE~Cs beyond

April 30, 2003, subject to the limitations set

forth in paragraph C.l.c. of this Trading

Agreement and Order.

l:. ?ursuant to Section 22a-174-22(d) (3) of the

Regulations, MPLLC may use NOx 'allowances,

pursuant to Section 22a-174-22(j) of the

Regulations to achieve all or a portion of the

reductions required by Section 22a-174-22 of the

Regulations. ~~y allowance used for compli~~ce

with Section 22a-l74-22(e) of the ~egulations

shall be subject to all restrictions and/or

requirements applicable to DERCs contained in this

Trading Agreement and Order.

3. M?LLC shall maintain records for the boile'r showing

daily NOx mass emissions, and actual NOx emission rates

(24-hour average). MPLLC shall also maintain records

showing a daily total of all D3~Cs generated net of the

ten (10) percent environmental discount.

4. In requesting approval of DERCs generated by the

boiler, MPLLC shall provide documentation containing a

sample spreadsheet with calculation formulas used to

determine reported numbers; monthly operating reports

of actual fuel usage including the'fuel BTU content,

nw~er of barrels, gallons, and cubic feet used for

each fuel type; daily MMBtu for each fuel type and

actual heat input based upon C~~-recorded data; daily

weighted and unweighted actual NOx emission rates (24-

hour average); and D~RCs generated using the baseline

emission rate(s), or the proportioned baseline emission

rate referenced in paragraph C.l. of this Trading

Agree~ent and Order, net of the ten (10) percent

environmental discount,

5. When the daily CEM-recorded NOx emission rate is used

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to calculate DERCs generated by the boiler, MPLLC shall

not include missing data calculated in accordance with

any missing data substitution procedures, including

those allowed under 40 CFR Part 75. When the daily

CEM-recorded NOy. emission rate is used to calculate

DERCs used by the boiler, M?LLC shall include missing

data calculated in accordance with missing data

substitution procedures under 40 C?R ?art 75.

6. No later than March 1 of everv vear after issuance of

this Trading Agreement and Order, M?LLC shall include

with the Annual Emission Statement provided to the

Commissioner, a record of each sale or other transfer,

and use of any and all of the DERCs approved within and

subsequent to issuance of this Trading Agreement ~Id

Order until all such DERCs have been used. MPLLC shall

also include actual NOx emissions from the boiler, and

the amount of all DERCs used {including serial nuwbers

(if assigned) and approved DERCs generated and/or

purchased from other facilities), generated and/or

approved for the previous calendar year. These reports

shall be on a form prescribed by the Commissioner.

This reporting may cease if a central registry is

approved by the Commissioner. Should MPLLC choose to

discontinue the generation o~ DERCs, MPLLC shall notify

the Commissioner in writing upon discontinuance.

7. In order to consider CSM-recorded NOx emission rates

valid for DZRC approval, all NOx and C02102 CEMs must

comply. with 40 Code of Federal ~egulations Part 75.

8. MPLLC shall retain records and suooorting documentation . -- as described in this Trading Agreement and Order for a

minimum of five years, commenc{ng on the date such

records were created. MPLLC shall provide the records

specified above to the Commissioner within thirty (30)

days of receipt of a written request from the

Commissioner.

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Upon sufficient doclliuentation, as determined by the

Co~~issioner that M?LLC has met the requirements of

paragraphs C.1., C. 2., C. 3, C. 4 ., C. 5., C. 7 ., C. 10. ,

and C.ll., of this Trading Agreement and Order, the

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Commissioner may provide written approval of D~RCs

generated by MPLLC retrospectively, in addition to

those approved in paragraph B. of this Trading

Agreement and Order. Requests for approval of all

subsequent DERCs generated shall be submitted in

writing to the Commissioner. Approved DERCs generated

by MPLLC may be held or transferred to other persons.

Such DERCs shall remain valid until they are used or

until May 1, 2003, whichever occurs first.

10. Should MPLLC choose to generate additional DERCs,

reports doclli~enting these DERCs shall be submitted to

the Commissioner on an ozone season, non-ozone season

(January through April and/or October through.

December), or ap~ual basis. Such reports shall be

compiled on a monthly basis and shall be submitted at

least on an annual basis.

11. When the boiler has daily NOx emissions below·the

applicable baseline emission rate(s), or the

proportioned baseline emission rate, MPLLC shall

calculate the amount of DERCs generated as follows:

DERCs {tons) = {[Total heat input1 of all fuels in

MMBtu x ((proportioned baseline emission rate 2 ) - (the

CEM-recorded NOx emission rate3))] + 2000 lbs/ton} x

(O.90).'

1 Heat input shall be calculated using the lower of

CEM-recorded data or actual fuel usage data in·MM3tu

per unit of fuel combusted.

2 This rate shall be calculated by 1)rnultiplying the

heat input of each fuel co~usted by the baseline

emission rate(s} for such fuel; 2) s~~ng those

products; and 3) dividing the sum by the total heat

input. If the boiler is operating exclusively on one

fuel, M?LLC rr~y replace the proportioned baseline

emission rate with the applicable baseline emission

rate, for that fuel.

) This rate shall be calculated pursuant to

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methodology described in 40 Code of Federal Regulations

Part 75 and weighted pursuant to the Department of

Environmental Protection's" policy statement entitled

~Guidance for Calculation of Emission Reduction Credits

and Determination of Compliance with NOx RACT for

Sources Subject to 40 CFa (Acid Rain Sources)" dated

12/18/98 which is attached to and incorporated by

reference into this Trading Agreement and Order as part

of .:a.ttachment 1.

4 Ten (10) percent of all DERCs (tons) generated by the

boiler shall be retired by the facility and permanently

removed from all calculations on a daily basis to

assure a benefit to the environment.

12. Each allowance used for compliance with Section 22a174-22 of the Regulations shall be equivalent to one

discrete emission reduction credit and shall be

deducted from M?LLC's NOx Budget ?rogr~~ compliance

account upon such use. Allowances shall be considered

used for corop.1iance with Section 22a-174-22 of the

Regulations when they are transferred from the

facility's compliance acco~,t or overdraft account to a

State of Connecticut NOx allowance retirement account.

13. Approvals. MPLLC shall use best efforts to submit to

ene Comm~ssioner all doc~uents required.by this Trading A~reement and Order in a complete and approvable form.

II the Commissioner notifies MPLLC that any doc~uent or

other action is· deficient, and does not approve it with

conditions or modifications, it is dee~ed disapproved, and MPLLC shall correct the deficiencies and resubmit

it within the time specified by the Commissioner or, if

no time is specified by the. Commissioner, .within 30

days of the Co~ssioner's notice of deficiencies. In

approving any document or other action under this

Trading Agree~ent and Order, the Commissioner may

approve the doc~ment or other action as submitted or

performed or with such conditions or modifications as

the Commissioner deems necessary to carry out the

purposes of this Trading Agreement and Order. Nothing in this paragraph shall excuse noncompliance or delay.

14. Definitions .. A~ used in this Tradin~ A$reement and Orde~, "COffimlSSloner· means the Comm~ssloner or a

representative of the CO~uissioner; ROzone season"

means the period from May 1 through September 30 in any

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given calendar year; "NOx RACT" means NOx Reasonably

Available Control Technology. The date of ~issuance"

of this Trading Agreement and Order is the date the

Trading Agreement and Order is deposited in the U.S.

mail or personally delivered, whichever is earlier.

15. Dates. The date 'of submission to the Corn.'1'l.issioner of

any document required by this Trading Agreement and

Order spall be the date ,such document is received'by the Commissioner. The date of any notice by the

Commissioner under this Trading Agreement and Order,

including but not limited to notice of approval or

disapproval of an¥doclli~ent or other action, shall be

the date such not1ce is denosited in the U.S. mail or

is personally deliveredJ wnichever is earlier. Except

as otherNise specified in this Trading Agreement and

Order, the word 'i,day" as used in this Trading .!l.greement

and Order means calendar day. _~iY document or action

which is required by this Trading Agreement and Order

to be submitted or performed by a date which falls on a

Saturday, Sunday or a Connecticut or federal holiday shall be submitted or performed by the next day which

is not a Saturday, Sunday or Connecticut'or federal

holiday.

16. Certification of documents. Any document, including but no~ 11m1~ed co any not1ce, which is required to be

submitted to the Commissioner under this Trading

Agreement and Order shall be signed by MPLLC or, if

M?LLC is not an individual, by MPLLC's chief executive

officer or a duly authorized representative of such

officer, as those terms are defined in §22a-430-3(b) (2)

of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, and

by the individual (s)' responsible for actually preparing

such document, and MPLLC or MPLLC:s chief executive

officer and each such individual shall certify in

writing as follows: "1 have personally examined and am

familiar with the information submitted in this

document a~d all attach~ents thereto, and 1 certify,

based on reasonable investigation, including rr~ inquiry

of those individuals responsible for obtaining the

information, that the submitted information is true,

accurate and complete to the best of my ~Dowledge and

belief. I understand that any false statement made in

the submitted information is nunishable as a criminal

offense'under §53a-l57b of the Connecticut General

Statutes and any other applicable law."

17. Noncompliance. This Trading Agreement and Order is a

I1naI order or the Co~~issioner with respect to the

matters addressed herein, and is nonappealable and i~~ediately enforceable. ?ailure to comply with this

Trading Agreement and Order may subject MPLLC to an

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False statements. Any false statement in any ~n!ormat~on suomitted pursuant to this Trading Agreement and Order is punishable as a criminal o!!ense

under §53a-157b of the Connecticut General Statutes and

any other applicable law~

Notice of transfer; liability of MPLLC. Until MPLLC

nas !ul!y CO~p!lea w~cn tnlS Traalng Agreement and

Order, MPLLC shall notify the Commissioner in writing

no later than 15 days after transferring all or a~y

portion of the facility, the operations, the site or

the business which is the subject of this Trading Agreement and Order or after obtaining a new mailing. or

location address. MPLLC's obligations under this

Trading Agreement and Order shall not be affected by the passage of title to any property to any other

person or municipality.

Co~ssioner's powers. Nothing in this Trading Agreement ana oreer snaIl affect the Commissioner's

authority to institute any proceeding or take any other

action to prevent or abate violations of law, prevent

or abate oollution, recover costs and natural resource

damages, and to impose penalties for past, present, or

future violations of law. If at any time the

Commissioner determines that the actions taken by MPLLC

pursuant to this Trading Agreemen~ ~~d Order have not

successfully corrected all violations, fully characterized tne extent or degree of any pollution, or

successfully abated or prevented pollution, the

Commissioner may institute any proceeding to require MPLLC to undertake further investigation or further

action to prevent or abate violations or pollution.

MPLLC's obliaations under law. Nothing in this Trading Agreement an Order snall relleve MPLLC of other

obligations under applicable federal, state and local

law.

No assurance by Commissioner. No provision of this Trad~ng Agreement and oroer and no action or inaction

by the Commissioner shall be construed to constitute an

assurance by the Commissioner that the actions taken by

M?LLC pursuant to this Trading Agreement and Order will

result in compliance or prevent or abate pollution.

Access to facility. ~~y representative of the

Department o! Envlro~rnental Protection may enter the

facilit¥ without prior notice for the purposes of monitor~ng and enforcing the actions reauired or

allowed by this Trading Agreement and aider.

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24. No effect on rights of other persons. This Trading Agreement and order ne~ther creates nor affects any

rights of_ persons or municipalities that are not

parties to this Trading Agreement and Order.

25. No Creacion of Property Rights. This Trading A~reement

and order does not create any property rights wlth

respect to these DERCs.

26. Notice to Commissioner of changes. within 15 days of

the date MPLLC becomes aware OI a change in any information submitted to the Commissioner' under this

Trading Agreement and Order, or that any such ' information was inaccurate or misleading or that any

re-levant information was omitted, MPLLC shall submit

the' correct or omitted information to the Commissioner.

27. Notification of noncoIDoliance. In the event that M?LLC

Decornes aware chac lC ald not or may not comply, or did

not or may not comply on time, with any requirement of

this Trading Agreement and Order or of any document

required hereunder, MPLLC shall immediately notify by

teleDhone the individual identified in the next

paragraph and shall take all reasonable steps to ensure

that any noncompliance or delay is avoided or, if

unavoidable, is minimized to tne greatest extent

possible. Within five (5) days of the initial notice,

M?LLC shall submit in writing the date, time, and

duration of the noncomDliance and the reasons for the

noncompliance or delay-and propose, for the review and

written approval of the Co~~issioner, dates by which

comoliance will be achieved, and MPLLC shall comoly

with any dates which may be approved in writing oy the Com~issioner. Notification by MPLLC shall not excuse

noncompliance or delay, and the Com~issi6ner's approval

of any compliance dates proposed shall not excuse

noncompliance or delay unless specifically so stated by

the COm~issioner in writing. .

28. Submission of documents. ?~y document required to be

SUDffilcced co the Corrm~ss~oner under this Trading

Agreement and Order shall, unless otherwise specified

in this Trading Agreement and Order or in writing by

the Commissioner, be directed to:'

Wendy Jacobs

Department of EnviroTh~ental Protection

Bureau of Air Management

Emissions and Cred~t Trading Section

79 Elm Street

. Hartford, Connecticut 06106-5127

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MPLLC consents to the issuance of this Trading Agreement and

Order without further notice. The undersigned certifies that

he/she is fully authorized to enter into this Trading Agreement

and Order and to legally bind MPLLC to the terms and conditions

of the Trading Agreement and Order.

Montville Power LLC

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