; (VIII) include procedures for calculating and documenting— (aa) customer facility savings and reductions in distribution system losses of electricity and natural gas that are achieved as a result of smart grid deployment, as described in section 1301 of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007; and (bb) reductions in natural gas distribution system losses attributable to pipeline repair and replacement programs; (IX) count only measures and savings that are additional to business-as-usual customer purchase practices; (X) ensure that the retail electricity supplier or retail natural gas supplier claiming the electricity savings or natural gas savings, including State and local codes and standards savings, has played a significant role in achieving the savings (including through the activities of a designated agent of the supplier); (XI) avoid double-counting of savings used for compliance with this section, including transferred savings; (XII) include electricity savings or natural gas savings from programs administered by retail electricity suppliers or natural gas suppliers that are funded by Federal, State, or other sources, unless the funding source specifies otherwise; (XIII) credit large customer self-directed electricity savings or natural gas savings to the retail electricity supplier or retail natural gas supplier if the large customer receives incentives or rate reductions from the retail electricity supplier or retail natural gas supplier for self-directed energy efficiency improvements; (XIV) include guidance, as appropriate, for additional alternative approaches to evaluate electricity savings and natural gas savings for large commercial and industrial customers in energy-intensive industries that are subject to international competition