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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT 

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA 

FORT LAUDERDALE DIVISION 

www.flsb.uscourts.gov 

In re: Chapter 11 Cases 

LIBERTY POWER HOLDINGS, LLC, Case No. 21-13797-SMG 

LPT, LLC, Case No. 21-15537-SMG 

LIBERTY POWER MARYLAND, LLC, Case No. 21-15539-SMG 

LIBERTY POWER DISTRICT OF 

COLUMBIA, LLC, Case No. 21-15540-SMG 

Debtors. (Jointly administered 21-13797-SMG) 

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DEBTORS’ EXPEDITED MOTION TO COMPEL COMMONWEALTH EDISON 

COMPANY TO COMPLY WITH SALE ORDER [ECF NO. 385] AND FACILITATE 

TRANSFER OF DEBTORS’ LOW-INCOME CUSTOMER CONTRACTS TO BUYER 

(Expedited Hearing Requested on April 27, 2022) 

Liberty Power Holdings, LLC (“Holdings”), Liberty Power District of Columbia, LLC 

(“Liberty District of Columbia”), LPT, LLC (“LPT”) and Liberty Power Maryland, LLC (“Liberty 

Maryland”)(collectively, the “Debtors”), by and through their undersigned counsel, hereby submit 

this motion (the “Motion”) for entry of an order compelling Commonwealth Edison Company 

(“ComEd’) to comply with this Court’s Order (I) Approving Sale Of The Purchased Assets Free 

And Clear Of Liens, Claims, Encumbrances, And Other Interests, (II) Authorizing Assumption And 

Assignment Of Certain Executory Contracts And Unexpired Leases In Connection Therewith And 

(III) Granting Related Relief [ECF No. 385] (the “Sale Order”) and facilitate the transfer of 

approximately 1,000 residential low-income customer contracts enrolled by the Debtors in the 

State of Illinois (collectively, the “Low-Income Customer Contracts”)1

 to the Buyer pursuant to 

                                                            

1 A schedule of the Low-Income Customer Contracts by contract number is attached hereto as 

Exhibit “A”.

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the Sale Order. In support of this Motion, the Debtors respectfully state as follows: 

Preliminary Statement 

 ComEd, a utility company having more than 4 million customers across northern Illinois, 

has refused to facilitate and accept the transfer of the Low-Income Customer Contracts by the 

Debtors to the Buyer in direct violation of the Sale Order. ComEd’s refusal to process the transfer 

of the Low-Income Customer Contracts is based on its misinterpretation of the provisions of the 

Illinois’ Home Energy Affordability and Transparency Act (“HEAT Act”) and, more importantly, 

is in direct contrast to and violation of the clear mandates of this Court in the Sale Order and 

applicable bankruptcy law. In addition, ComEd’s refusal to transfer such contracts,2 in effect, 

places the burden on the Debtors’ low-income customers to find a new supplier, at the customer’s 

own time and expense, and essentially amounts to “slamming” by forcing these customers off a 

contract that they willingly entered into. The Debtors seek expedited relief to compel ComEd to 

facilitate the transfer of the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer because the Debtors are 

obligated, pending such transfer, to continue to service such customers and are not able to realize 

the value associated with the sale of the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer. 

Jurisdiction and Venue 

1. This Court has jurisdiction to consider this Motion pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §§ 157 

and 1334. This is a core proceeding pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 157(b). Venue of the Debtors’ 

bankruptcy cases and this Motion in this district is proper pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §§ 1408 and 1409. 

2. The statutory predicates for the relief requested herein are sections 105(a), 363 and 

365 of Bankruptcy Code. 

Relevant Background 

                                                            

2 Importantly, Ameren, another large Illinois utility, facilitated the transfer of approximately 400 of the 

Debtors’ customer contracts subject to the HEAT Act to the Buyer without issue. 

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3. On April 20, 2021 (the “Holdings Petition Date”), Holdings filed a voluntary 

petition in this Court for relief under Chapter 11 of Title 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. Since that 

time, Holdings has operated as a debtor-in-possession pursuant to Sections 1107 and 1108 of the 

Bankruptcy Code. 

4. On June 4, 2021 (the “Subsidiary Petition Date”), the Subsidiary Debtors each filed 

chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions, which bankruptcy cases were jointly administered with the 

chapter 11 case of Holdings, including to facilitate the sale of all or substantially all of the Debtors’ 

assets, including without limitation, retail customer contracts, pursuant to Sections 363 and 365 of 

the Bankruptcy Code. 

5. As of the date hereof, no creditors’ committee has been appointed in these cases. 

In addition, no trustee or examiner has been appointed. 

6. For a detailed description of the Debtors and their operations, the Debtors 

respectfully refer the Court and parties in interest to the Declaration of Bob Butler, Chief 

Restructuring Officer, in Support of the Chapter 11 Petition and First Day Motions (the “First Day 

Declaration”)[ECF No. 10]. 

Sales Process and Closing 

7. After the Debtors conducted a fulsome marketing and sale process of the Debtors’ 

assets pursuant to several orders3

 of the Court [ECF Nos. 98, 156, 255, 264, 277, 282, 320, 323],

on August 20, 2021, the Debtors filed their Expedited Motion (I) to Approve Designation of 

Stalking Horse Bidder, (II) to Approve Asset Purchase Agreement and Related Bid Protections, 

(III) to Clarify/Modify Bidding Procedures, and (IV) for Related Relief [ECF No. 324] (the 

“Stalking Horse Motion”),4

 which Stalking Horse Motion included a fully executed copy of that 

                                                            

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 ComEd was served with a copy of the Notice of Auction and Sale Hearing [ECF No. 298]. 

4 All capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined shall have the meanings ascribed them in the 

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certain Asset Purchase Agreement, dated August 20, 2021, between the Debtors and NRG Retail, 

LLC (the “Buyer”), which agreement was subsequently modified and filed with the Court on 

August 23, 2021 by that certain Notice of Filing Modifications to Stalking Horse Agreement [ECF 

No. 339] (the “Stalking Horse Agreement”). On August 26, 2021, the Court entered an Order 

granting the Stalking Horse Motion [ECF No. 349]. 

8. The Stalking Horse Agreement provides for the sale of a substantial portion of the 

Debtors’ “book of business,” namely all of the Debtors’ residential customer contracts, including 

the Low-Income Customer Contracts, and a portion of the Debtors’ commercial customer contracts 

as described more fully in the Stalking Horse Agreement (the “Purchased Assets”). 

9. On August 31, 2021, the Debtor selected the Buyer, NRG Retail LLC, as the 

Successful Bidder for the Purchased Assets as noted in that certain Notice of (I) Cancellation Of 

Auction Scheduled For September 1, 2021 At 9:00 a.m., and (II) Designation Of Stalking Horse 

Bidder As The Purchaser [ECF No. 352] (the “Notice of Successful Bidder”). 

10. On September 10, 2021, the Court conducted an evidentiary hearing (the “Sale 

Hearing”) on the proposed sale of the Purchased Assets to the Buyer pursuant to the Debtors’ 

Expedited Motion For The Entry Of An Order (1) Approving Competitive Bidding Procedures For 

The Sale Of Substantially All Of The Debtor’s Assets, (2) Scheduling Dates To Conduct Auction 

And Sale Hearing, (3) Approving The Form And Manner Of Notices, (4) Approving The Sale Of 

Substantially All Of The Debtor’s Assets Free And Clear Of All Liens, Claims, Encumbrances And 

Interests, (5) Approving Assumption And Assignment Procedures For Executory Contracts, And 

(6) Granting Related Relief [ECF No. 98]. 

11. On September 14, 2021, the Court entered its Order (I) Approving Sale of the 

                                                            

Stalking Horse Motion. 

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Purchased As Free and Clear of Liens, Claims, Encumbrances, and Other Interests, (II) 

Authorizing Assumption and Assignment of Certain Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases 

in Connection Therewith, and (III) Granting Related Relief [ECF No. 385] (the “Sale Order”). As 

set forth in detail below, certain provisions of the Sale Order are applicable to ComEd and require 

ComEd to facilitate and not interfere with the transfer of the Low-Income Customer Contracts 

from the Debtors to the Buyer. 

12. On September 22, 2021, the Debtors and the Buyer closed on the sale of the 

Purchased Assets pursuant to the terms of the Stalking Horse Agreement and the Sale Order. In 

connection therewith, the Debtors and the Buyer have been working diligently to effect a transition 

and transfer of the Customer Contracts,5

 including the Low-Income Customer Contracts, to the 

Buyer, including by providing all required notices to customers, regulatory agencies and utilities, 

and by complying with all applicable laws related thereto. 

ComEd’s Refusal to Transfer Low-Income Customer Contracts 

13. The Debtors use the services of certain utilities, including ComEd, in various 

markets to provide transmission services for the delivery of electricity to their customers and to 

provide consolidated billing and other related services for the Debtors, including, among other 

things, sending utility bills to the Debtors’ customers. 

14. On December 17, 2021, the Debtors contacted ComEd to facilitate the transfer of 

the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer (via the Buyer’s approved affiliate in Illinois, 

Direct Energy Energy Services, LLC (“Direct Energy”), as designee under the Stalking Horse 

Agreement). In response, ComEd refused to process the transfer of the Low-Income Customer 

                                                            

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 Pursuant to the Stalking Horse Agreement, until the transfer of the Customer Contracts is completed, the Debtors 

have been and will continue to provide electricity and all related services to their Customers whose contracts may be 

acquired by the Buyer in accordance with the terms of the Customer Contracts. 

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Contracts: (i) because the Buyer is not enrolled in a guaranteed rate program approved by the 

Illinois Commerce Commission (“ICC”) for low-income customers; and (ii) based on an erroneous 

interpretation of the HEAT Act’s prohibition on suppliers submitting “new enrollment” requests 

for customers currently receiving or having received public assistance in the last 12 months.6

Relief Requested 

15. The Debtors respectfully request that this Court enter an Order compelling ComEd 

to comply with the Sale Order and facilitate the transfer of the Low-Income Customer Contracts 

to the Buyer because: (i) ComEd is bound by the Sale Order which prohibits ComEd from 

preventing the transfer of the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer; and (ii) ComEd’s 

refusal to transfer the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer shifts the burden to lowincome customers to find their own replacement supplier, in most cases at a higher cost to the 

customer. 

A. The Sale Order Requires ComEd to Process the Transfer of the Low-Income 

Customer Contracts to the Buyer. 

16. The Assigned Contracts, including the Low-Income Customer Contracts, are an 

integral part of the Purchased Assets purchased by the Buyer, which in turn enhance the value of 

the Debtors’ estates. Sale Order at ¶ V. 

17. ComEd argues that the Buyer must be enrolled in a “guaranteed rate program” 

approved by the ICC in order to be a transferee of the Low-Income Customer Contracts. The 

                                                            

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 The Debtors vehemently disagree with ComEd’s interpretation of the HEAT Act. The HEAT Act addresses new 

“enrollments” not the assignment of customers under an existing contract with agreed upon terms and conditions. 

“Enrollment” is defined in Title 83, Part 412.10 of the Illinois Administrative Code as “the process by which a 

customer contracts with an RES [Retail Electricity Supplier] to provide the supply portion of electric service and the 

RES submits a valid direct access service request to the utility to effectuate that contract.” The assignment of LowIncome Customer Contracts are not new “enrollments” subject of the HEAT Act, but rather a transfer under an existing 

contract from one supplier to another that does not require a “new enrollment.” Since the Debtors previously submitted 

enrollment requests prior to the HEAT Act going into effect on January 1, 2020, the accounts associated with the LowIncome Customer Contracts should not be considered new enrollments for purposes of effectuating the assignment of 

the Low-Income Customer Contracts to Direct Energy. 

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Debtors are enrolled in such a program and the Low-Income Customer Contracts are subject to 

those additional terms. The Sale Order provides that “[t]he transfer of the Purchased Assets to the 

Buyer pursuant to the Asset Purchase Agreement does not require any consents other than 

specifically provided for in the Asset Purchase Agreement or as provided for herein.” Sale Order 

at ¶ 13. In addition, Paragraph 20 of the Sale Order provides that “[t]he Buyer shall enjoy all of 

the Debtors’ rights, benefits, and privileges under each such Assigned Contract as of the applicable 

date of assumption and assignment without the necessity to obtain any non-Debtor parties’ written 

consent to the assumption or assignment thereof.” Id. at ¶ 20.

18. As a result, ComEd’s purported requirement that the Buyer have the independent 

consent of the ICC to be the transferee of the Low-Income Customer Contracts does not comport 

with the Sale Order. 

19. Further, Paragraph 14 of the Sale Order provides: 

This Sale Order is and shall be binding upon and govern the acts of all entities (including, 

without limitation, all filing agents, filing officers, title agents, title companies, recorders 

of mortgages, recorders of deeds, registrars of deeds, administrative agencies, 

governmental departments, secretaries of state, and federal, state, and local officials) who 

may be required by operation of law, the duties of their office, or contract to accept, file, 

register, or otherwise record or release any documents or instruments, or who may be 

required to report or insure any title or state of title in or to any lease. Each of the foregoing 

entities shall accept for filing any and all of the documents and instruments necessary 

and appropriate to release, discharge, and terminate any of the Interests or to otherwise

consummate the Transaction contemplated by this Sale Order or the Asset Purchase 

Agreement. 

Sale Order at ¶ 14 (emphasis added). This provision is not limited to governmental entities and 

requires ComEd to accept the Debtors’ request to transfer the Low-Income Customer Contracts to 

the Buyer. 

20. Further, Paragraph 23 of the Sale Order provides, in pertinent part: 

Effective as of the applicable Closing, and except as expressly set forth in the Asset 

Purchase Agreement with respect to Assumed Liabilities, all Persons are forever barred, 

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estopped, and permanently enjoined from asserting against the Buyer or any Buyer Party 

any Interest of any kind or nature whatsoever such Person had, has, or may have against or 

in the Debtors, their estates, officers, directors, managers, shareholders, or the Purchased 

Assets, including, without limitation, the following actions[...](vi) revoking, terminating, 

failing, or refusing to transfer or renew any license, permit, or authorization to 

operate any of the Purchased Assets or conduct any of the businesses operated with 

the Purchased Assets in connection with the sale, in each case, as against the Buyer or 

any Buyer Party or any of its or their respective property or assets, including the 

Purchased Assets. 

Sale Order at ¶ 23 (emphasis added). ComEd’s refusal to transfer the Low-Income Customer 

Contracts to the Buyer is in direct violation of Paragraph 23 of the Sale Order. 

21. Paragraph 25 of the Sale Order provides: 

Subject to the terms, conditions, and provisions of this Sale Order, all Persons are hereby 

forever prohibited and barred from taking any action that would adversely affect or 

interfere (a) with the ability of the Debtors to sell and transfer the Purchased Assets 

to Buyer in accordance with the terms of the Asset Purchase Agreement and this Sale 

Order, and (b) with the ability of the Buyer to acquire, take possession of, use and 

operate the Purchased Assets in accordance with the terms of the Asset Purchase 

Agreement and this Sale Order. 

Id. at ¶ 25 (emphasis added). ComEd is in violation of both prongs of Paragraph 25. 

22. Paragraph 36 of the Sale Order provides: 

This Court retains jurisdiction, pursuant to its statutory powers under 28 U.S.C. § 157(b), 

to, among other things, (i) interpret, implement, and enforce the terms and provisions of 

this Sale Order, the Asset Purchase Agreement, and any amendments thereto and any 

waivers and consents given thereunder, (ii) compel delivery of the Purchased Assets to 

the Buyer, (iii) enforce the injunctions and limitations of liability set forth in this Sale 

Order, and (iv) enter any orders under sections 363 and 365 of the Bankruptcy Code with 

respect to the Assigned Contracts. 

Id. at ¶ 36 (emphasis added). 

23. Based on the foregoing, ComEd is clearly in violation of multiple portions of the 

Sale Order and this Court retained jurisdiction to compel ComEd to deliver (i.e., facilitate the 

transfer of) the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer. 

B. ComEd’s Position Shifts Administrative Burden to Low-Income Consumers 

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24. In addition to its violation of the Sale Order and ComEd’s misinterpretation of the 

HEAT Act, ComEd’s refusal to process the transfers of the Low-Income Customer Contracts shifts 

the burden to the low-income consumers to find a new supplier. Specifically, ComEd staff member 

Laura Kowalczyk stated in an e-mail dated December 17, 2021 that “in order for Direct Energy to 

enroll the customers on your list [the Low-Income Customer Contracts], they would have to 

participate in a Guaranteed Rate savings plan and submit to the ICC. They do not currently have 

one on file. If they choose not to, then [Liberty Power] will need to drop the customers, so they 

can come back to ComEd supply or switch to a supplier that offers a Guaranteed Rate 

Savings plan that has been approved by the ICC” [emphasis added]. 

25. From an administrative standpoint, ComEd’s transfer of the Low-Income Customer 

Contracts to the Buyer is nothing more than a ministerial “name change” for ComEd from the 

Debtors to the Buyer. Importantly, Direct Energy will maintain the current rates and contract terms 

of such Low-Income Customer Contracts. A retail customer7 does not need to take any steps to 

effectuate the transfer of their Low-Income Customer Contract under the Stalking Horse 

Agreement and Sale Order. 

26. Instead, ComEd’s stated position would require the Debtors to reject/terminate the 

Low-Income Customer Contracts, credit the Buyer with the purchase price for such contracts 

(approximately $150,000) and force the low-income customers to go back into the marketplace, at 

their own time and expense, to find a new supplier or be returned to the local utility, which would 

include ComEd. This is not in the spirit of the Sale Order or applicable bankruptcy law, and is 

clearly detrimental to the Debtors, these estates and their customers. 

27. It is worth noting that Ameren, another large Illinois utility, facilitated the transfer 

                                                            

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 Importantly, a good majority of the retail customers under the Low‐Income Customer Contracts are long‐term 

customers that started their services with the Debtors prior to the effective date of the HEAT Act. 

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of approximately 400 of the Debtors’ customer low-income contracts subject to the HEAT Act to 

the Buyer without issue. This makes it clear that ComEd’s purported issues with the transfer of 

the Low-Income Customer Contracts to the Buyer are of its own making. The Debtors do not 

know the reasons ComEd is taking the position it is taking. 

Conclusion 

WHEREFORE, the Debtors respectfully request entry of an Order: (i) compelling ComEd 

to comply with the Sale Order and facilitate the transfer of the Low-Income Customer Contracts, 

set forth on Exhibit “A” attached hereto, to the Buyer in accordance with the Sale Order; and (ii) 

granting such other relief as is just and proper. 

Dated: April 21, 2022 

Respectfully Submitted, 

 GENOVESE JOBLOVE & BATTISTA, P.A. 

 Attorneys for Debtors-in-Possession 

100 Southeast Second Street, Suite 4400 

 Miami, Florida 33131 

 Telephone: (305) 349-2300 

 Facsimile: (305) 349-2310 

 By: /s/ Paul J. Battista 

 Paul J. Battista, Esq. 

Florida Bar No. 884162 

pbattista@gjb-law.com

Mariaelena Gayo-Guitian, Esq. 

Florida Bar No. 813818 

mguitian@gjb-law.com

Heather L. Harmon 

Florida Bar No. 13192 

hharmon@gjb-law.com

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  Exhibit A 

  Illinois CAP Accounts   

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3210190018  3070343013  6158394039  9616341031  2482302029 

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0549762076  6587239045  7951038017  4067334001  6165823063 

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1875223056  6271040054  7753733020  6062101013  6019019059 

3579611085  6067800066  6321543075  4501669016  7058693009 

8527552001  6912498069  5223808030  8952647011  7318619034 

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  Exhibit A 

  Illinois CAP Accounts   

Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number

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5997518023  4986017041  2573263146  2795614025  7350486142 

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  Exhibit A 

  Illinois CAP Accounts   

Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number

8449685016  9531370027  4235498034  1692365139  1774535082 

2482301068  7259650137  2482492126  2992090009  0521025141 

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4388798010  5089631055  2532047155  7354513051  9855498028 

1858128123  7572204022  5170670037  6684323168  8019551063 

1871790092  7266664123  3135577000  8163253038  8079547129 

4220588012  9336114043  2034799036  1032028033  7908260138 

1701632010  2204090006  1545004118  0519235066  5223243075 

0687173100  0803017174  4317713076  2392774017  5728151009 

4164082002  0939693062  3820745081  7079033076  7079013001 

4067322001  0866158072  9105755181  4902162032  1791395046 

9336009047  0295166120  0633477059  3326625097  6233244165 

9025357072  9109236089  8012264003  4983143124  2204104050 

8013417099  9578408008  9336227054  7478566074  6995595238 

3698726174  6486504041  8165342047  7991558061  1023498081 

0267618075  3882338064  1794766172  1942418243  6939786040 

1529545070  1865433120  5660579103  4988600133  0633216047 

5072140129  4988684095  5982086103  1529478056  1545644023 

4915310006  6073773132  8025262086  1193037125  8282639185 

6309640084  1651708138  1260131138  9780074132  5744331123 

2112667108  3308717074  1733434244  1733446075  8533053073 

1865386055  8274267068  3791412133  8100147044  2379055251 

2379010154  1023134215  7913113128  1020522071  1375007276 

4100029047  3460586077  8073702126  6744706130  2202427069 

7159675089  8509560014  3645415268  9252064073  8346666286 

0559157229  3118768061  1651067347  9622373129  9087259004 

1399036108  1894451212  7934122056  7766251126  4130034216 

7684700095  5238659021  5009460034  3579176045  4924234126 

5307284014  3615421016  9168371032  8680766098  4986779055 

2742253070  4898531045  5253379079  6337114188  0279060249 

0525001254  7563445060  1944293066  2270087022  6584051030 

1103430101  7182738144  1613241036  9025326086  1221143078 

1809113041  5211123086  0643101339  1537694082  3126633102 

3544411022  1048304099  1048022207  0087475116  6228634031 

8336752275  7010062055  4556526066  5307427135  7781239117 

1285547061  7094242115  3049640103  5655570063  4987065087 

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  Exhibit A 

  Illinois CAP Accounts   

Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number

6065218024  3224757058  5849554093  6684158161  5223209037 

0717092101  9874248084  6426334023  6603052166  6258052314 

4141631070  9420514039  6982709068  7004684072  0194261062 

9417354029  7348799018  4588656093  0768572041  1613115193 

8906233072  5235102150  7254763166  4958132033  6228220028 

0173148091  5070021087  8188333037  8428075047  3884250036 

4436025075  7233462002  3800326017  4214727085  5475730052 

7839191022  2463499034  8688617074  9031106036  2362257110 

8016612103  8782589019  5982687048  4556030010  0056049079 

6566185104  5643571149  0971111056  5799477067  8035625068 

1286351176  5981417113  5892408048  8578739061  9355069161 

5070646066  7168019071  4166522198  3906270043  9535588043 

8698321021  5849532104  3721156157  9336804033  4803059112 

6387007183  2821547168  6311497057  5554424051  8851321150 

5083290078  1356096075  9420649082  5819504067  2456133147 

0939754051  9336016079  4803226051  5835683063  7852750092 

5815167022  2320047089  4539133129  2366408248  6900220060 

9756386052  5901625068  4472709134  7008013051  3384122180 

0185138096  7080404027  5638634059  1779716032  6564450064 

4888474033  1275380107  6135759023  5479300014  7824182128 

6153046109  7080529083  5985011064  6816578066  7473127193 

1109128137  6995823040  4411005004  6439390071  7111425138 

2361721175  5325738042  5664730059  9242394091  2907040020 

0174070163  7831128116  6480593062  1361145129  1277772078 

8163046097  8869023038  0547449123  8344477058  8355224090 

2532694047  7499825069  6684365013  7655015032  4803177062 

6741335086  7693663050  7679166161  5661506104  5643049151 

6249392029  8500214128  4556431115  3643063159  4490383049 

4480040091  7912773095  6470829171  4831524008  7320465055 

3126264054  8427248037  8856470112  3640321092  4453143054 

7840714139  3993150149  1047010123  8095634001  2026337120 

1774574141  5976716056  7111304045  7613643107  7670096104 

6494782040  7227359129  5744776042  8244182043  6427716001 

2068121202  0717106244  8578618058  3583019053  5808777072 

9336076066  5724448038  5808485104  2698389205  2117197030 

7151599055  7486092092  5715151004  4455075022  4299808025 

3577006040  2270043048  2911028041  2221048113  7027541132 

7404390019  2271504068  7593282099  7850426039  8998298032 

7781532015  1607239039  7697148081  6135617066  5631823110 

7178355084  0634274141  9336010077  4623024102  4573721010 

9168282076  8870597192  2112237146  8249574087  6494690047 

4539006118  0173037244  6310221086  9168402041  1245160151 

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  Exhibit A 

  Illinois CAP Accounts   

Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number Account Number

7485551001  6242235030  5824728042  6158041097  6065184041 

8034718144  2202429152  6995215253  2951344266  3486440110 

8438121038  5073048099  4797326217  9336003116  4635527056 

5490470020  3583030052  9504434047  0712436078  1483149516 

8617440050  3837136065  9756307060  6065698068  9588777083 

8935460029  5055284051  8851206005  9192499003  7502624078 

6564501208  3967248016  4387024048  7514470099  9607651033 

6310218007  2208619105  8692401119  9121154111  5480773103 

4803166149  9502168013  5974434088  5987741047  5317366121 

5757314083  7693634059  7693621052  7867659119  1445571112 

0768067161  1410115035  8443355028  1858015194  9348601079 

8704404122  8779096050  3217346134  2163008224  7438762047 

0357169450  0859595083  7102453044  5727059131  7992358065 

0090006036  6674119090  7516417018  5799507042  7947636087 

3742584017  7004002061  9189650074  1874060037  0362655098 

9504455028  0367035158  3148374086  3148365121  0223612020 

5171059050  8191379074  6674384104  0269425087  9525560015 

0379728122  8337781074  8534680216  0243146689  0157050087 

0055162171  4144726101  3118290031  6520319140  5749207015 

6312469011  0199206089  8119438021  0031816083  4001570087 

2700419069  7415433105  0868049183  8256016152  8113781032 

3290698068  8836624132  0471225055  0789153135  5724372002 

7761435140  9864288049  5631079194  3228019102  3795338174 

7038000124  0535447084  9454757128  6321713086  7509173056 

8923118083  1532777139  6912125132  8685154114  9684059166 

5907158048  5643043211  8578272043  1851075165  8669096082 

8199573109  5139802104  9168340082  1456280097  9858667098 

1212776087  8160352034  1791775142  8160590034  8113485071 

6739259142  8588584103  9252118076  5988164044  8087234275 

6684006046  1987600136  7512161042  5043019320  7478294215 

8272558066  5174594127  8604028120  5475578169  1067043226 

8571204029  7751424108  9336315077  8184699052  7679162154 

0636142062  1733142054          

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