Exhibit 10.2



 Exhibit 10.2 
 DRS Services Agreement 
 This DRS Services Agreement (this
“Agreement”) is entered into as of the 1st day of January, 2012, by and between VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY, a Virginia public service corporation (the “Company”), and DOMINION RESOURCES SERVICES, INC., a Virginia
corporation (“DRS”). DRS is sometimes referred to herein as “Service Company.” 
 WHEREAS, each of the
Company and DRS is a direct or indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Dominion Resources, Inc., a Virginia corporation and a “holding company” as defined in the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 2005 that is subject to regulation as such
under that Act by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“Dominion”); 
 WHEREAS, the Company is an electric
utility engaged in the sale of electric service at retail within its service territories in Virginia and North Carolina and at wholesale within those territories and elsewhere in the United States; 

WHEREAS, DRS has been formed for the purpose of providing administrative, management and other services to Dominion and its subsidiaries
(“Dominion Companies”) as a subsidiary service company; 
 WHEREAS, the Company believes that it is in the interest of
the Company to provide for an arrangement whereby the Company may, from time to time and at the option of the Company, agree to purchase such administrative, management and other services as set forth in Exhibit I hereto from DRS; 

WHEREAS, DRS is an “affiliated interest” of the Company within the meaning of the Utility Affiliates Act, Chapter 4 of Title 56
of the Code of Virginia, and therefore contracts and arrangements for the furnishing of services by DRS to the Company are subject to approval of the Virginia State Corporation Commission (“SCC”); 

WHEREAS, DRS is an affiliate of the Company and therefore certain types of contracts between DRS and the Company are subject to the
requirements of North Carolina G.S. § 62-153 and are subject to approval of the North Carolina Utilities Commission (“NCUC”); and 
 NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein and other valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto, intending to
be legally bound, hereby agree as follows: 
 I. SERVICES OFFERED. Exhibit I hereto lists and describes all of the
services that are available from DRS. DRS hereby offers to supply those services to the Company. Such services are and will be provided to the Company only at the request of the Company. DRS will provide such requested services using personnel from
DRS and, if necessary, from nonaffiliated third parties in accordance with Section III herein. 







 II. INITIAL SERVICES SELECTED. Exhibit II lists the services from Exhibit I
that (i) the Company hereby agrees to receive from DRS and (ii) DRS hereby agrees to provide to the Company.  

III. PERSONNEL. DRS will provide services by utilizing the services of such executives, accountants, financial advisers, technical
advisers, attorneys, engineers, geologists and other persons as have the necessary qualifications. 
 If necessary, DRS, after
consultation with the Company, may also arrange for the services of nonaffiliated experts, consultants and attorneys in connection with the performance of any of the services supplied under this Agreement. 

To the extent any non-DRS affiliated company personnel are required for the provision of a service, DRS will ensure that the non-DRS
affiliated company will provide and bill such service directly to DVP through its own SCC- and NCUC- approved services agreement. If the non-DRS affiliated company is not so authorized through its own approved services agreement with the
Company, DRS will not use such affiliated personnel to provide services to the Company. Use of affiliated company personnel shall be subject to federal and state codes and standards of conduct, as applicable. 

IV. COMPENSATION AND ALLOCATION. As and to the extent required by law, DRS will provide such services at cost. DRS will regularly
conduct market price salary and incentive compensation external surveys to ensure employee compensation is no higher than market. Exhibit III hereof contains rules and methods for determining and allocating costs for DRS. 

V. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Agreement is effective as of January 1, 2012 (the “Effective Date”). 

VI. TERM. This Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and shall remain in effect for a period of five (5) years
thereafter, unless terminated earlier pursuant to Section VII(C). 
 VII. TERMINATION AND MODIFICATION. 

A. Modification of Services. The Company may modify its selection of services at any time during the calendar year by giving DRS written
notice of the additional services it wishes to receive, and/or the services it no longer wishes to receive, in Exhibit I from DRS. The requested modification in services shall take effect on the first day of the first calendar month beginning at
least thirty (30) days after the Company sent written notice to DRS. 
 B. Modification of Other Terms and Conditions. No
other amendment, change or modification of this Agreement shall be valid, unless made in writing and signed by all parties hereto. 

  
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 C. Termination of this Agreement. The Company may terminate this Agreement by providing
sixty (60) days advance written notice of such termination to DRS. DRS may terminate this Agreement by providing sixty (60) days advance written notice of such termination to the Company. 

This Agreement shall be subject to the approval of any state commission or other state regulatory body whose approval is, by the laws of
said state, a legal prerequisite to the execution and delivery or the performance of this Agreement. 
 VIII. NOTICE.
Where written notice is required by this Agreement, said notice shall be deemed given when mailed by United States registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, addressed as follows: 

 

	 	a.	To the Company: 

 Virginia
Electric and Power Company 
 120 Tredegar Street 
 Richmond, VA 23219 
 With a Copy to: 

Dominion Resources Services, Inc. 
 Law Department 
 120 Tredegar Street 

Richmond, VA 23219 
 Attention: Managing Counsel and State Regulatory Team 
  

	 	b.	To DRS: 

 Dominion Resources
Services, Inc. 
 120 Tredegar Street 
 Richmond, VA 23219 
 With a Copy to: 

Dominion Resources Services, Inc. 
 Law Department 
 120 Tredegar Street 

Richmond, VA 23219 
 Attention: Managing Counsel and State Regulatory Team 
 IX. GOVERNING LAW.
This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Virginia, without regard to its conflict of laws provisions. 

  
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 X. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement, together with its exhibits, constitutes the
entire understanding and agreement of the parties with respect to its subject matter, and effective upon the execution of this Agreement by the respective parties hereof and thereto, any and all prior agreements, understandings or representations
with respect to this subject matter are hereby terminated and cancelled in their entirety and are of no further force and effect. 
 XI. WAIVER. No waiver by any party hereto of a breach of any provision of this Agreement shall constitute a waiver of any preceding or succeeding breach of the same or any other provision hereof.

 XII. ASSIGNMENT. This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and shall be binding upon the parties and their
respective successors and assigns. No assignment of this Agreement or any party’s rights, interests or obligations hereunder may be made without the other party’s consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned;
provided, however, that, subject to the requirements of applicable state and federal regulatory law, either party may assign its rights, interests or obligations under this Agreement to an “affiliated interest,” without the consent of the
other party. 
 XIII. SEVERABILITY. If any provision or provisions of this Agreement shall be held to be invalid,
illegal, or unenforceable, the validity, legality, and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall in no way be affected or impaired thereby. 
 XIV. STATE COMMISSION APPROVALS. 
 A. VSCC Approval. Pursuant to the
Virginia State Corporation Commission (“VSCC”) Order Approving Merger in Joint Petition for Dominion Resources, Inc. and Consolidated Natural Gas Company for Approval of Agreement and Plan of Merger under Chapter 5 of Title 56 of the Code
of Virginia, Case No. PUA-1999-00020, issued on September 17, 1999, neither Virginia Electric and Power Company nor any other affiliate of Dominion Resources, Inc. subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission shall have any obligation under
this Agreement except to the extent such Commission has approved such obligation. 
 B. NCUC. 

(i) Virginia Electric and Power Company, d/b/a Dominion North Carolina Power’s (“DNCP”) participation in
this Agreement is voluntary, DNCP is not obligated to take or provide services or make any purchases or sales pursuant to this Agreement, and DNCP may elect to discontinue its participation in this Agreement at its election after giving any required
notice; 
 (ii) DNCP may not make or incur a charge under this Agreement except in accordance with North
Carolina law and the rules, regulations, and orders of the North Carolina Commission promulgated thereunder; 

(iii) DNCP may not seek to reflect in rates any (A) costs incurred under this Agreement exceeding such amount as may
be allowed by the North Carolina Commission or (B) revenue level earned under this Agreement less than the amount imputed by the North Carolina Commission; and 

  
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 (iv) DNCP will not assert in any forum that the North Carolina
Commission’s authority to assign, allocate, make pro-forma adjustments to or disallow revenues and costs for retail ratemaking and regulatory accounting and reporting purposes is preempted and will bear the full risk of any preemptive effects
of federal law with respect to this Agreement. 
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be duly executed
as of the date first above mentioned. 
  

					
	
	VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY
		
	By	 	/s/ Ashwini Sawhney
			
		 	Name:	 	Ashwini Sawhney
			
		 	Title:	 	Vice President—Accounting (Chief Accounting Officer)

  

					
	
	DOMINION RESOURCES SERVICES, INC.
		
	By	 	/s/ Steven A. Rogers
			
		 	Name:	 	Steven A. Rogers
			
		 	Title:	 	President and Chief Administrative
Officer                        


  
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 EXHIBIT I 
 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES OFFERED BY DRS 
 UNDER THIS DRS SERVICES AGREEMENT

 1. Accounting. Provide advice and assistance to Dominion Companies in accounting matters (development of
accounting practices, procedures and controls, the maintenance of the general ledger and related subsidiary systems, the preparation and analysis of financial reports, and the processing of certain accounts such as accounts payable, accounts
receivable, and payroll). 
 2. Auditing. Periodically audit the accounting records and other records maintained by
Dominion Companies and coordinate their examination, where applicable, with that of independent public accountants. The audit staff will report on their examination and submit recommendations, as appropriate, on improving methods of internal control
and accounting procedures. 
 3. Legal and Regulatory. Provide advice and assistance with respect to legal and regulatory
issues as well as regulatory compliance and matters under federal and state laws. 
 4. Information Technology, Electronic
Transmission and Computer Services. Provide the organization and resources for the operation of an information technology function (development, implementation and operation of a centralized data processing facility and the management of a
telecommunications network, and the central processing of computerized applications and support of individual applications in Dominion Companies). Develop, implement, and process those computerized applications for Dominion Companies that can be
economically best accomplished on a centralized basis. Develop, implement, and process information technology risk management services and services for the secure protection and transmission of critical and sensitive data. 

5. Software/Hardware Pooling. Accept from Dominion Companies ownership of and rights to use, assign, license or sub-license all
software owned, acquired or developed by or for Dominion Companies which Dominion Companies can and do transfer or assign to it and computer system hardware used with software and enhancements to which DRS has legal right. Preserve and protect the
rights to all such software to the extent reasonable and appropriate under the circumstances; license Dominion Companies, on a non-exclusive, no-charge or at-cost basis, to use all software which DRS has the right to sell, license or sub-license;
and, at the relevant Dominion Companies’ expense, permit Dominion Companies to enhance any such software and license others to use all such software and enhancements to the extent that DRS shall have the legal right to so permit. 

6. Human Resources. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the formulation and administration of human resources policies and
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Dominion Companies’ labor relations, personnel administration, training, wage and salary administration, staffing and safety. Direct and administer all medical, health, and employee benefit
and pension plans of Dominion Companies. Provide systems of physical examination for employment and other purposes and direct and administer programs for the prevention of sickness. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the administration of such
plans and prepare and maintain records of employee and company accounts under the said plans, together with such statistical data and reports as are pertinent to the plans. 
 7. Operations. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the following matters relating to operational capacity: (i) the preparation and coordination of studying, consulting, planning,
designing, inspecting and engineering and construction of energy and electric transmission and substation plant facilities of each Dominion Company and of the Dominion Companies as a whole, (ii) the planning, engineering (including maps and
records) and construction operations of Dominion Companies, (iii) the performance of operations support services, plant and facilities operation, generation outage support, and maintenance and management services, and (iv) the planning,
formulation and implementation of load retention, load shaping and conservation and efficiency programs, and integrated resource planning for supply-side plans and demand-side management programs. Develop long-range operational programs for Dominion
Companies and advise and assist each such Dominion Company in the coordination of such programs with the programs of the other Dominion Companies, subject to federal and state codes and standards of conduct, as applicable. Manage Dominion
Companies’ purchase, movement, transfer, and accounting of nuclear fuel and gas volumes. 
 8. Executive and
Administrative. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the solution of major problems and in the formulation and execution of the general plans and policies of Dominion Companies. Advise and assist Dominion Companies as to operations, the
issuance of securities, the preparation of filings arising out of or required by the various federal and state securities, business, public utilities and corporation laws, the selection of executive and administrative personnel, the representation
of Dominion Companies before regulatory bodies, proposals for capital expenditures, budgets, financing, acquisition and disposition of properties, expansion of business, rate structures, public relationships and related matters. 

9. Business Services. Perform: (i) general business support services (printing, mailing, records management and maintenance,
and administrative and office services across the enterprise), (ii) office facilities operation (building maintenance and property management, lease/sublease management, and property sales services across the enterprise), (iii) security
(physical security support, background investigations, and investigative services across the enterprise), (iv) travel (business-related ticketing, itinerary coordination, and reservations for airlines, train, rental cars, and hotels/lodging for
Dominion employees), (v) aviation (maintenance, operations, and aviation-related services for corporate-owned aircraft), and (vi) fleet services (fleet systems support, management of the acquisition/disposal function, maintenance
functions, and fleet management across the entire enterprise). 
 10. Risk Management. Advise and assist Dominion
Companies in securing requisite insurance, in the purchase and administration of all property, casualty and marine insurance, in the settlement of insured claims and in providing risk prevention advice. 

  
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 11. Corporate Planning. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the study and
planning of operations, budgets, economic forecasts, capital expenditures and special projects. 
 12. Supply Chain.
Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the procurement of real and personal property, materials, supplies and services, conduct purchase negotiations, prepare procurement agreements and administer programs of material control. 

13. Rates. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the analysis of their rate structure in the formulation of rate policies, and
in the negotiation of large contracts. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in proceedings before regulatory bodies involving the rates and operations of Dominion Companies and of other competitors where such rates and operations directly or
indirectly affect Dominion Companies. 
 14. Research. Investigate and conduct research into problems relating to
production, utilization, testing, manufacture, transmission, storage and distribution of energy. Keep abreast of and evaluate for Dominion Companies all research developments and programs of significance affecting Dominion Companies and the energy
industry, conduct research and development in promising areas and advise and assist in the solution of technical problems arising out of Dominion Companies’ operations. 
 15. Tax. Advise and assist Dominion Companies in the preparation of federal, state and other tax returns, generally advise Dominion Companies as to any problems involving taxes, and provide due
diligence in connection with acquisitions. 
 16. Corporate Secretary. Provide all necessary functions required of a
publicly held corporation. Coordinate information and activities among shareholders, the transfer agent, and Board of Directors. Provide direct services to security holders. Prepare and file required annual and interim reports to shareholders and
the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Conduct the annual meeting of shareholders and ensure proper maintenance of corporate records. 
 17. Investor Relations. Provide fair and accurate analysis of Dominion and its operating subsidiaries and its outlook within the financial community. Enhance Dominion’s position in the energy
industry. Balance and diversify shareholder investment in Dominion through a wide range of activities. Provide feedback to Dominion and its operating subsidiaries regarding investor concerns, trading and ownerships. Hold periodic analysts meetings,
and provide various operating data as requested or required by investors. 
 18. Environmental Compliance. Provide
consulting, cleanup, environmental permitting, environmental compliance support, biological and chemical services, environmental reporting, and environmental compliance plan preparation as required by Dominion Companies to ensure full compliance
with applicable environmental statutes and regulations. Track state and federal environmental regulations. Provide summaries and guidance for Dominion Company personnel to ensure ongoing compliance. 

  
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 19. Customer Services. Provide services and systems dedicated to customer service,
billing, remittance, credit, collections, customer relations, call centers, energy conservation support and metering. 
 20.
Energy Marketing. Provide services and systems dedicated to energy marketing and trading of energy commodities, specifically the provision of all services related to emissions products, renewable energy products, environmental commodities
(commodities derived from environmental attributes associated with qualifying types of generation that are required for compliance with applicable federal, state and local laws, as well as any voluntary additional reductions that the Company has
elected to complete). Provide market, credit and operational risk management services and development of marketing and sales programs in physical and financial markets. 

21. Treasury/Finance. Provide services related to managing all administrative activities associated with financing and the
management of capital structure; cash, credit and risk management activities; investment and commercial banking relationships; oversight of decommissioning trust funds and general financing activities. 

22. External Affairs. Provide services in support of corporate strategies for managing relationships with federal, state and local
governments, agencies and legislative bodies. Formulate and assist with public relations, advertising, and external/internal communications programs and with the administration of corporate contribution and community affairs programs. 

  
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 EXHIBIT II 
 SERVICES THE COMPANY AGREES TO RECEIVE FROM DRS 
  

							
	SERVICE	  	 	  	YES	  	NO
	1.	  	Accounting	  	X	  	
	2.	  	Auditing	  	X	  	
	3.	  	Legal and Regulatory	  	X	  	
	4.	  	Information Technology, Electronic Transmission and Computer Services	  	X	  	
	5.	  	Software/Hardware Pooling	  	X	  	
	6.	  	Human Resources	  	X	  	
	7.	  	Operations	  	X	  	
	8.	  	Executive and Administrative	  	X	  	
	9.	  	Business Services	  	X	  	
	10.	  	Risk Management	  	X	  	
	11.	  	Corporate Planning	  	X	  	
	12.	  	Supply Chain	  	X	  	
	13.	  	Rates	  	X	  	
	14.	  	Research	  	X	  	
	15.	  	Tax	  	X	  	
	16.	  	Corporate Secretary	  	X	  	
	17.	  	Investor Relations	  	X	  	
	18.	  	Environmental Compliance	  	X	  	
	19.	  	Customer Services	  	X	  	
	20.	  	Energy Marketing	  	X	  	
	21.	  	Treasury/Finance	  	X	  	
	22.	  	External Affairs	  	X	  	








 EXHIBIT III 
 METHODS OF ALLOCATION FOR DRS 
 DRS shall allocate costs among companies receiving service
from it under this and similar service contracts using the following methods: 
  

	I.	The costs of rendering service by DRS will include all costs of doing business including interest on debt but excluding a return for the use of equity capital for which
no charge will be made to Dominion Companies. 

  

	II.	A.     DRS will maintain a separate record of the expenses of each department. The expenses of each department will include:


  

	 	1.	those expenses that are directly attributable to such department, and 

  

	 	2.	an appropriate portion of those office and housekeeping expenses that are not directly attributable to a department but which are necessary to the operation of such
department. 

  

	 	B.	Expenses of the department will include salaries and wages of employees, rent and utilities, materials and supplies, depreciation, and all other expenses attributable
to the department. The expenses of a department will not include: 

  

	 	1.	those incremental out-of-pocket expenses that are incurred for the direct benefit and convenience of an individual Dominion Company or group of Dominion Companies,


  

	 	2.	DRS overhead expenses that are attributable to maintaining the corporate existence of DRS, and all other incidental overhead expenses including those auditing fees,
internal auditing department expenses and accounting department expenses attributable to DRS. 

  

	 	C.	DRS will establish annual budgets for controlling the expenses of each department and for determining estimated costs to be included in interim monthly billing.


  

	III.	A.     Employees in each department will be divided into two groups: 


 

	 	1.	Group A will include those employees rendering service to Dominion Companies, and 


 

	 	2.	 Group B will include those office and general service employees, such as secretaries, file clerks and administrative assistants, who generally assist




  









	 	
employees in Group A or render other housekeeping services and who are not engaged directly in rendering service to each Dominion Company or a group of Dominion Companies.


  

	 	B.	Expenses set forth in Section II. above will be separated to show: 

  

	 	1.	salaries and wages of Group A employees, and 

  

	 	2.	all other expenses of the department. 

  

	 	C.	There will be attributed to each dollar of a Group A employee’s salary or wage, that percentage of all other expenses of such employee’s department (as
defined in B above), that such employee’s salary or wage is to the total Group A salaries and wages of that department. 

  

	 	D.	Group A employees in each department will maintain a record of the time they are employed in rendering service to each Dominion Company or group of Dominion Companies.
An hourly rate will be determined by dividing the total expense attributable to a Group A employee as determined under subsection C above by the productive hours reported by such employee. 


 

	IV.	The charge to the Dominion Company for a particular service will be determined by multiplying the hours reported by Group A employees in rendering such service to each
Dominion Company by the hourly rates applicable to such employees. When such employees render service to a group of Dominion Companies, the charge to each Dominion Company will be determined by multiplying the hours attributable to the Dominion
Company under the allocation formulas set forth in Section IX of this Exhibit by the hourly rates applicable to such employees. 

  

	V.	To the extent appropriate and practical, the foregoing computations of hourly rates and charges may be determined for groups of employees within reasonable salary range
limits. 

  

	VI.	Those expenses of DRS that are not included in the annual expense of a department under Section II above will be charged to Dominion Companies receiving service as
follows: 

  

	 	A.	Incremental out-of-pocket costs incurred for the direct benefit and convenience of a Dominion Company or group of Dominion Companies will be charged directly to such
Dominion Company or group of Dominion Companies. Such costs incurred for a group of Dominion Companies will be allocated on the basis of an appropriate formula. 


 

	 	B.	DRS overhead expenses referred to in Section II above will be charged to the Dominion Company either on the proportion of direct charges to that Dominion Company or
under the allocation formulas set forth in Section IX of this Exhibit. 


  
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	VII.	Notwithstanding the foregoing basis of determining cost allocations for billing purposes, cost allocations for certain services involving machine operations, production
or service units, or facilities cost will be determined on an appropriate basis established by DRS. 

  

	VIII.	Monthly bills will be issued for the services rendered to the Dominion Company on an actual basis. However, if such actual information is not available at the time of
preparation of the monthly bill, estimates may be used. Estimates will normally be predicated on service department budgets and estimated productive hours of employees for the year. At the end of each quarter, estimated figures will be revised and
adjustments will be made in amounts billed to give effect to such revision. 

  

	IX.	When Group A employees render services to a group of Dominion Companies, the following formulas shall be used to allocate the time of such employees to the individual
Dominion Companies receiving such service (Each Dominion Company metric/Total Dominion Companies’ metrics): 

  

	 	A.	The Service Department or Function formulas to be used when employees render services to all Dominion Companies participating in such service, for the services
indicated are set forth below. 

  

			
	 Service Department

or Function
	  	 Basis of Allocation

		
	 Accounting:
	  	
	 Payroll Processing
	  	Number of Dominion Company employees on the previous December 31st.
		
	 Accounts Payable Processing
	  	Number of Dominion Company accounts payable documents processed during the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	 Fixed Assets Accounting
	  	Dominion Company fixed assets added, retired or transferred during the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	 Accounts Receivable Processing
	  	Number of Dominion Company payments processed during the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	 Information Technology, Electronic Transmission and Computer Services and Software/Hardware Pooling:
	  	
		
	 LDC/EDC Computer Applications
	  	Number of Dominion Company customers at the end of the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	 Other Computer Applications, including Software/Hardware Pooling
	  	Number of Dominion Company users or usage of specific computer systems at the end of the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	 Network Computer Applications
	  	Number of Dominion Company network devices at the end of the preceding year ended December 31st.


  
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	 Service Department

or Function
	  	 Basis of Allocation

	Telecommunications Applications	  	Number of Dominion Company telecommunications units at the end of the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Human Resources:	  	
	Human Resources	  	The number of Dominion Company employees as of the preceding December 31st.
		
	Business Services:	  	
	Energy Services	  	Dominion Company energy sale and deliveries for the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Facility Services	  	Square footage of Dominion Company office space as of the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Fleet Administration	  	Number of Dominion Company vehicles as of the preceding December 31st.
		
	Security	  	The number of Dominion Company employees as of the preceding December 31st.
		
	Gas Supply	  	Throughput of gas volumes purchased for each Dominion Company for the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Risk Management:	  	
	Risk Management	  	Dominion Company insurance premiums for the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Corporate Planning:	  	
	Corporate Planning	  	Total Dominion Company capitalization (Debt and Equity) recorded at preceding December 31st.
		
	Supply Chain:	  	
	Purchasing	  	Dollar value of Dominion Company purchases for the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Materials Management	  	Dominion Company material inventory assets as of the preceding year ended December 31st.
		
	Tax:	  	
	Tax Accounting and Compliance	  	The sum of the total income and total deductions as reported for Dominion Consolidated Federal Income Tax purposes on the last return filed.
		
	Customer Services:	  	
	Customer Payment (Remittance) Processing	  	Number of Dominion Company customer payments processed during the preceding year ended December 31st.


  
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	 Service Department

or Function
	  	 Basis of Allocation

	Treasury/ Finance:	  	
	Treasury and Cash Management	  	Total Dominion Company capitalization (Debt and Equity) recorded at preceding December 31st.
		
	Research	  	Dominion Company gross revenues recorded during the preceding year ended December 31st.

  

	 	B.	Company Group Formulas to be used in the absence of a Service Department or Function formula or when service rendered by employees is for a different group of Dominion
Companies than those companies regularly participating in such service: 

  

			
	 Company Group
	  	 Basis of Allocation

	All Dominion Companies (includes all Dominion Companies except DRS)	  	 Prior to December 1, 2013: Total operating expenses, excluding purchased gas expense, purchased power expense (including fuel
expense), other purchased products and royalties for the preceding year ended December 31st for the affected Dominion Companies.
  
 Effective December 1, 2013: Total operating expenses, excluding purchased gas expense, purchased power expense (including fuel expense), other purchased products and royalties, depreciation,
depletion, and amortization, and taxes other than income for the preceding year ended December 31st for the affected Dominion Companies.


  

	 	C.	If the use of a basis of allocation would result in an inequity because of a change in operations or organization, then DRS may adjust the basis to effect an equitable
distribution. 


  
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