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TAKE Cij :!~ " ~ Energy Efficiency Rebates for K-12 Schools Appa la chian Power Commerc ial and I ndustr ial How will I benefit from an upgrade? Program he lp s you manage the cost of en ergy Cash rebates reduce upfront costs: saving

  1. TAKE Cij :!~ " ~ Energy Efficiency Rebates for K-12 Schools Appa la chian Power Commerc ial and I ndustr ial How will I benefit from an upgrade? Program he lp s you manage the cost of en ergy Cash rebates reduce upfront costs: saving upgrades so you can reduce en ergy use rebates of 6(/; per kWh to help with upfront and lower your energy bi ll s. Rebates of 6<t per kWh costs of purchasing and installing energy saved are avai l able for interior and exterior lighting , efficient equipment. HVAC systems, food service eq ui pment and more: Lower electric bills: upgrading equipment and appliances to high efficiency reduces Light your school for less, inside and out electric use, and thus your electric bills. In most K-12 schools , efficient lighting technologies Improved learning environment: increasing can reduce energy costs by about 30 percent. student and faculty comfort and safety with Switching to high efficiency occupancy sensors newer high efficiency systems can lead to and other lighting technologies will cut energy better productivity and student success. 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 AVERAGE ELECTRICITY half its energy budget on heating, ventilat i on and USE IN K-12 SCHOOLS 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 -pr eparation 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. • REFRIGERATION : 5% LI GHT IN G: 31 % • COOLING: 22% • OTHER: 4% VENTILATION : 22% • WA T ER HEATING: 3% • OFFI CE EQUIPMENT: 1% • COMPUTER EQ UIPMENT: 7% HEATING: 5% Source: E-source

  2. . .. , ·1,··· '··· .... ' . .• {J:. ~'; : : - Common eligible projects include, but are not limited to: ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ANNUAL ANNUAL PROJECT UNIT REBATE 3 ENERGY ENERGY COST SAVINGS (KWH) 1 SAVINGS 2 Equipping a 7.5 HP hot- water pump with Per drive 12,700 $1,270 $760 a va riable frequency drive (VFD) Installing an ENERGY STAR 5-pan steam Per unit 5, 100 $510 $300 cooker Equipping a 15 HP chilled-water pump with Per drive 4, 500 $450 $270 a VFD I nstalling an ENERGY STAR convection oven Per unit 3, 200 $320 $190 Equipping a beverage vending machine Per 500-can 1,800 $180 $105 with an occupancy sensor vend i ng machine Equipping a walk-in cooler with strip curta ins Per 3' by 7' door 600 $60 $35 Replacing a 65-watt incandescent lamp in Per lamp rep l aced 100 $10 $6 a storage space with a 12-watt LED Replacing a 4-lamp, 4' T12 light fi xture with Per fixture 160 $16 $10 a 3-lamp, 28-watt T8 and electronic ballast replaced Replacing a 100-w a tt metal hal ide exterior P er lamp replaced 390 $39 $23 wall pack with a 26-watt LED wall pack Eligibility Email takecharge-business @cl earesult.com You must be a non-resident ial customer w i th facilities located in Appa l achian Power's or American Electric Mail Power 's service territories. Take Charge Business Program Participation is simple PO Box 4909 Charleston, WV 25364 Download the applicat i on at TakechargeWV.com/ business. Fax Within 60 days of installation , submit your 304-935-4852 completed app li cation form with product After the project is comp let e (and in some specifications, dated invoices and installation cases inspected and verif i ed) , an incentive date(s) to: check will be sent to the facility owner 's specified recipient. Questions? TAKE Call 877-428-5427, or vi si t TakechargeWV.com/business Cij~ ! M ~ or email takecharge-business@clearesult.com. TakechargeWV.com/business · ... , ',,

  3. ~ APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY Second Revision of Original Sheet No. 9-1 WHEELING POWER COMPANY Canceling First Revision Original Sheet No. 9-1 !e (See Sheet Nos. 2-1 through 2-7 for App licability) 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 SE RVICE Ava il ab le for service to a ll primary and secondary school, college a nd university buildings and public librari es for which the entire e le ct ri cal requirements are furnished by th e Company. MONTHLY RATE Basic Demand Ener gy Service Schedule Service Charge Charge Charge Codes Voltage ($/KW) ¢/ KWJi $_ /Month - S CT\ )IH lar~ ..-- (I), (, 13 6,i . 6,6 (I) U -11 1 5. UO Primary (1)2.499 (1)7.080 635 60.00 OTHER CHARGES/CREDITS ,L (< lri 0u, d Shc ..:l 'w . . Service under this Sched ul e may be subject to the C'O"-:ST Rl ~ C'T IO'.\ Sl l <.l " 11 \R < 21). the FNFR G't r-1 I IC II :\C 'i DI .\ L\ '\ ll Rl · n) , a nd the :S l' O " SF' COS" I RI COf F R 'i :c....- Rll)I R (Orig in ;d Sh ed '.\ti .. \0 - This schedule includes the ENEC \ I.< ii I \ I 1 0'\ i\l \, .- \(ii \ 11 ·, I l'R O( \\I Sl ' Rl"I I• tl <;ii,'d '.\ n . . ,R . \ R( il · ( Orim ( Original S he et No. 34 ), which is embedded in the rates above. MINIMUM CHARGE Customers with demands below 500 KW are s ubj ec t 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 a nd the monthly billing demand and all applicable adjustments. LOCAL TAX ADJUSTMENT To b ill s for electric se rvi ce supplied within specified munic ip alities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service so ld or revenues received by th e 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 up on receipt and payable by mail, checkless payment plan, electronic payment plan, or at authorized payment age nt s 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 mon th by a demand meter or indicator. Where service is delivered through two meters to an ex isting customer, the monthly billing dema nd will be taken as th e sum of th e two demands separately determined a nd th e billing KWH taken as th e s um of the K WHs separately determined. Monthly billing demands for customers with actual or contracted demands of 500 KW or more of capacity sha ll 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 hi ghest previously estab li shed monthly billing demand during the past 11 months in excess of 100 KW. Billing demands w ill be rounded to the nearest whole KW. (C) Indicates C hange, (D) Indicate s Decrease, (I) Indicates Increase , (N) Indicates New, (0) Indi cates Omission, (T) Indicates Temporary Issued Pursuant to Issued By Effective: Service rendered on or after Charles R. Patton, President & COO P.S.C. West Virg inia July I, 2016 Case No. 16-0239-E -ENEC Char le ston, West Virginia Order Dated June 30, 2016

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