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OPC CONTRACTS, RESOURCES AND COSTS. OPC shall be responsible for compliance with the OPC Contracts and shall take such rights and obligations into consideration when entering into Transactions to sell Electric Energy to Power Marketer. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to assign, impose or otherwise transfer any rights or obligations under such agreements to Power Marketer and OPC shall retain all of its rights and obligations, including but not limited to its obligation to maintain generation and transmission system stability and reliability. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, OPC shall not be required to take any action inconsistent with its rights and obligations under the OPC Contracts, the NERC or SERC guidelines, or applicable Laws. Nothing in this Agreement shall affect the rights or obligations of the parties to the EMC Contracts. OPC acknowledges and agrees that Power Marketer requires information concerning OPC Contracts, OPC Resources, OPC Load and Energy Cost in order to satisfy Power Marketer's obligations hereunder. OPC has delivered to Power Marketer the following information: (i) a list of all OPC Resources and OPC Contracts and any proposed or pending amendments to the OPC Contracts, which list is attached as Exhibit 3.5.3(i) hereto; (ii) a statement of the expected availability and the transformer loss factor of each OPC Resource, including nuclear generating units, which statement is attached as Exhibit 3.5.3(ii) hereto; and (iii) a schedule of the Energy Costs expected to apply to Electric Energy produced by each OPC Resource during the Term ("Forecast Energy Costs"), which schedule is attached as Exhibit 3.5.3
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