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Energy Efficiency Rebates for K-12 Schools

Appa lachian Power Commercial and Industrial Program helps you manage the cost of energy saving upgrades so you can reduce energy use and lower your energy bi lls. Rebates of 6<t per kWh saved are avai lable for interior and exterior lighting, HVAC systems, food service equipment and more:

Light your school for less, inside and out

In most K-12 schools, efficient lighting technologies can reduce energy costs by about 30 percent. Switching to high efficiency occupancy sensors and other lighting technologies will cut energy costs while providing well-lit environments that help students and teachers focus on their work.

Breathe easy with HVAC upgrades

If your school district is like most, it spends nearly half its energy budget on heating, ventilation and

• cooling. Upgrading these systems - heat pumps,

air conditioners, water heaters, chillers, automatic controls and other HVAC equipment - to higher energy efficiency wil l quickly reduce your energy costs while enhancing indoor air quality.

Food service equipment

When you invest in ENERGY STAR" commercial kitchen and food -preparation equipment, you'll achieve significant energy savings in the long run. Since you serve thousands of lunches every day, you may want to upgrade to higher efficiency models and take advantage of rebates on ENERGY STAR refrigerators, freezers, ice machines, ovens, vending equipment controllers, etc. that are more efficient than standard models.

How will I benefit from an upgrade? Cash rebates reduce upfront costs:

rebates of 6(/; per kWh to help with upfront costs of purchasing and installing energy efficient equipment.

Lower electric bills: upgrading equipment

and appliances to high efficiency reduces electric use, and thus your electric bills.

Improved learning environment: increasing

student and faculty comfort and safety with newer high efficiency systems can lead to better productivity and student success.

AVERAGE ELECTRICITY USE IN K-12 SCHOOLS

LIGHTING: 31 %

• COOLING: 22%

VENTILATION : 22%

• COMPUTER EQUIPMENT: 7%

HEATING: 5%

Source: E-source

• REFRIGERATION : 5%
• OTHER: 4%
• WATER HEATING: 3%
• OFFICE EQUIPMENT: 1%

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Common eligible projects include, but are not limited to:

PROJECT UNIT Equipping a 7.5 HP hot-water pump with Per drive a variable frequency drive (VFD) Installing an ENERGY STAR 5-pan steam Per unit cooker Equipping a 15 HP chilled-water pump with Per drive a VFD Installing an ENERGY STAR convection oven Per unit Equipping a beverage vending machine Per 500-can with an occupancy sensor vend ing machine Equipping a walk-in cooler with strip curtains Per 3' by 7' door Replacing a 65-watt incandescent lamp in Per lamp replaced a storage space with a 12-watt LED Replacing a 4-lamp, 4' T12 light fixture with Per fixture a 3-lamp, 28-watt T8 and electronic ballast replaced Replacing a 100-watt metal halide exterior Per lamp replaced wall pack with a 26-watt LED wall pack

Eligibility

You must be a non-residential customer w ith facilities located in Appa lachian Power's or American Electric Power's service territories.

Participation is simple

Download the application at TakechargeWV.com/ business. Within 60 days of installation, submit your completed application form with product specifications, dated invoices and installation date(s) to:

Questions?

ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ANNUAL ANNUAL REBATE3 ENERGY ENERGY COST SAVINGS (KWH) 1 SAVINGS2 12,700 $1,270 5,100 $510 4,500 $450 3,200 $320 1,800 $180 600 $60 100 $10 160 $16 390 $39

Email

takecharge-business@clearesult.com

Mail

Take Charge Business Program PO Box 4909 Charleston, WV 25364

Fax

304-935-4852 After the project is complete (and in some cases inspected and verified), an incentive check will be sent to the facility owner's specified recipient. $760 $300 $270 $190 $105 $35 $6 $10 $23

Call 877-428-5427, or visit TakechargeWV.com/business

• r email takecharge-business@clearesult.com.

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELING POWER COMPANY Second Revision of Original Sheet No. 9-1 Canceling First Revision Original Sheet No. 9-1 (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 19 (WHEELING POWER COMPANY) SCHEDULE S.S. (School Service) AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE Available for service to all primary and secondary school, college and university buildings and public libraries for which the entire electrical requirements are furnished by the Company. MONTHLY RATE Basic Demand Energy Service Schedule Service Charge Charge Charge Codes Voltage ($/KW) ¢/KWJi

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( Original Sheet No. 34 ), which is embedded in the rates above. MINIMUM CHARGE Customers with demands below 500 KW are subject to a minimum monthly charge equal to the Basic Service Charge. Customers with demands of500 KW, or more are subject to a minimum monthly charge equal to the sum of the Customer Charge, the product of the Demand Charge and the monthly billing demand and all applicable adjustments. LOCAL TAX ADJUSTMENT To bills for electric service supplied within specified municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified on Original Sheet No. 4-1 , wi ll be added a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet Nos. 4-2, 4-3, and 4-4 to accomplish a recovery of these taxes. PAYMENT Bills are due upon receipt and payable by mail, checkless payment plan, electronic payment plan, or at authorized payment agents of the Company within twenty (20) days of the mailing date. MEASUREMENT AND DETERMINATION OF DEMAND AND ENERGY The billing demand in KW shall be taken monthly as the single highest 15-minute peak in KW as registered during the month by a demand meter or indicator. Where service is delivered through two meters to an existing customer, the monthly billing demand will be taken as the sum of the two demands separately determined and the billing KWH taken as the sum of the K WHs separately determined. Monthly billing demands for customers with actual or contracted demands of 500 KW or more of capacity shall not be less than 60% of the greater of (a) the customer's contract capacity in excess of I 00 KW, or (b) the customer's highest previously established monthly billing demand during the past 11 months in excess of 100 KW. Billing demands will be rounded to the nearest whole KW.

(C) Indicates C hange, (D) Indicates Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase, (N) Indicates New, (0) Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to P.S.C. West Virginia Case No. 16-0239-E-ENEC Order Dated June 30, 2016 Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO Charleston, West Virginia Effective: Service rendered on or after July I, 2016

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELI NG POWER COMPANY Second Revision of Original Sheet No. 9-2 Canceling First Revision of Original Sheet No. 9-2 (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARI FF NO. 19 (WH EELING POWER COMPANY) SCHEDULE S.S. (School Service) (continued) METERED VOLTAGE ADJ USTMENT The rates set forth in this Schedule are based upon delivery and measurement of energy at the same voltage. When the measurement of energy occurs at a voltage different than the delivery voltage, the measurement of energy will be compensated to the delivery vo ltage. At the sole discretion of the Company, such compensation may be achieved through the use of loss compensating equipment or the application of multipliers to the metered quantities. In such cases, metered KWH and KW will be adjusted for bi lling purposes. In cases where multipliers are used to adjust metered usage, the adjustment shall be as

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(a) Measurements taken at the low-side of a customer-owned transformer will be multiplied by 1.0 l. (b) Measurements taken at the high-side of a Company-owned transformer will be multiplied by 0.98. ATHLETIC FIELD LIGHTI NG Available to separately metered athletic field lighting facilities. In order to be eligible fo r the Athletic Field Lighting charges in this provision, a new or existing customer requiring an increase in lighting load must furnish and maintain the required equipment in order to receive the entire service at the primary voltage of the distribution line from which service is to be supplied. Athletic fields receiving service at the effective date of this provision shall not be required to purchase and maintain the required equipment supplying the existing secondary voltage service that is serving the customer's present load requirement at their present location. TERM Monthly Rate Schedule Code 698 Service Voltage Primary Energy Charge Basic Service (¢/KWH) Charge ($/Month) 7.249 25.00 For customers with demands greater than 1,000 KW, contracts will be required for an initial period of not less than

• ne (I) year and shall remain in effect thereafter until either party shall give to the other at least six month's written notice of

the intention to discontinue service under the terms of this schedule. Such customers shall contract fo r a definite amount of electrical capacity sufficient to meet their normal maximum requirements. For customers with demands less than 1,000 KW, a written agreement may be required at the option of the customer or the Company, pursuant to the Extension of Service provisions of the Company's Terms and Conditions of Service. A new initial contract period will not be required fo r existing customers who change their contract requirements after the original initial period unless new or additional facilities are required. The Company reserves the right to make initial contracts for periods of longer than one year pursuant to the Extension of Service provision of the Company's Terms and Conditions of Service. The Company shall not be required to supply capacity in excess of that contracted for except by mutual agreement. (\) Indicates Change, (D) lndirntcs Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase, (N) Indicates New, (0) Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to P.S.C. West Virginia Case No. 16-0239-E-ENEC Order Dated June 30, 2016 Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO C harleston, West \'irginia [ ffective: Service rendered on or after .July I, 2016

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELING POWER COMPANY (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) Original Sheet No. 9-3 P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 19 (WHEELING POWER COMPANY) SCHEDULE S.S. (School Service) (continued) SPECIAL TERMS ANO CONDITIONS This Schedule is subject to the Company's Terms and Conditions of Service. Customers with cogeneration and/or small power production facilities shall take service under Schedule COGEN/SPP or by special agreement with the Company.

(C') Indicates C hange, (D) Indicates Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase, (N) Indicates New, (0) Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to P.S.C:. West Virginia Case No. 14-l 152-E-42T Order Dated May 26, 2015 Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO Charleston, West Virginia Effective: Service rendered on or after l\fay27,2015

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELING POWER COMPANY

(See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) Original Sheet No. 27-1

P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 19 (WHEELING POWER COMPANY) CONSTRUCTIONn65kVSURCHARGE (CS) A Construction/765kV Surcharge (CS) will be applied to customers' bills rendered during the period from July I, 2016 through June 30, 2017 under the applicable Schedules as set forth in the table below.

Schedule Energy Demand (¢/kWh) ($/k\V) RS 0.135 RS-TOD On-peak 0.116 Off-peak 0.009 SWS 0.110 SGS 0.098 SGS-LIVI-TOD On-peak 0.11 2 Off-peak 0.015

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(C) Indicates Change, (D) Indicates Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase, (N) Indicates New, (0) Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to P.S.C. West Virginia Case No. 16-0239-E-E~EC Order Dated June 30, 2016

Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO Charleston, West \'irginia Effcctin: Scr\'ice rendered on or after ,luly I, 2016

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELING POWER COMPANY (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) 0.-iginal Sheet No. 27-2 P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 19 (WHEELING POWER COMPANY) LCP

Secondary 0.359 Primary 0.349 Subtransmission 0.346 Transmission 0.342

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(C') Indicates Change, (D) Indicates Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase, (II'.) Indicates New, (0) Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to

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Case No. 16-0239-E-ENEC Order Dated June 30, 2016 Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO Charleston, West \ 'irginia Effective: Service rendered on or after July I, 2016

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELING POWER COMPANY (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) Original Sheet No. 33 P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 19 (WHEELING POWER COMPANY)

SCHEDULE E.E./D.R.

(Energy Efficiency / Demand Response Cost Recovery Ride,·) All customer bills subject to the provisions of this rider, including any bills rendered under special contract, shall be adj usted by the Energy Efficiency / Demand Response (EE/DR) Cost Recovery Rider adjustment factor per kWh as follows: Ta riff Class ¢/kWh RS 0.0531 SGS 0.0474

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LCP 0.0474 IP 0.0474 LPS 0.0474 Snecial Contracts 0.0474 LCP, IP or customers with a contract capacity of 1,000 kW or above are eligible for an opt-out, or exemption, from the EE/DR Cost Recovery Rider if the customer has, at the customer's own expense, implemented energy efficiency programs or measures that have produced or will produce measured and verified energy and peak demand reduction for that specific electri c service account. The adjustment factor as calculated above will be app lied to al l billing kilowatt-hours for those metered tariff classes listed above.

((') Indicates Change, (D) Indicates Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase, (N) Indicates New, (0) Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to P.S.C. West Virginia Case No. 14-1152-E-42T Order Dated May 26, 2015 Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO Charleston, \\'est Virginia Effective: Sen'ice rendered on or after May 27,2015

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APPALACI-IIAN POWER COMPANY WHEELING POWER COM PANY (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for Applicability) Original Sheet No. 36 P.S.C. W.VA. TA RI FF NO. 14 (APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY) P.S.C. W.VA. TARIFF NO. 19 (WHEELING POWER COMPANY) VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM SU RCHARGE (VMP) A Vegetation Management Program (VMP) Surcharge will be applied to customers' bills rendered after May 27, 20 I

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(C) Indicates Change, (DJ Indicates Decrease, (IJ Indicates Increase, (N) Indicates New, (OJ Indicates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary

Issued Pursuant to P.S.C. West Virginia Case No. 14-1152-E-42T

Order Dated i\lay 26, 2015 Issued By Charles R. Patton, President & COO Charleston, West Virginia Effective: Service rendered on or after i\fay 27,201S

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