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1 PACIFIC POWER A DIVISION OF PACIFICORP 825 NE Multnomah, Suite 2000 Portland, Oregon January 28,2010 VIA ELECTRONIC FILING AND OVERNIGHTDELIVERY Oregon Public Utility Commission 550 Capitol Street NE, Ste 215 Salem, OR Attn: Filing Center RE: Advice No Compliance Tariff Sheets for Docket UE 210 Enclosed for filing are an original and five copies ofrevised tariffpages associated with Tariff P.U.C. OR. No. 35 ofpacificorp (dba Pacific Power) applicable to electric service in the State of Oregon. These tariff sheets are filed in compliance with Order No The Company respectfully requests an effective date offebruary 2, Thirty-third Revision ofsheet No. B-IA Second Revision ofsheet No. D-l Rule 2 First Revision ofsheet No. W-lO Rule 21 Seventh Revision ofsheet No.4 Schedule 4 Twelfth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 15 Sith Revision ofsheet No Schedule 23 Fourth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 23 Fourth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 28 Third Revision ofsheet No Schedule 28 Fourth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 30 Third Revision ofsheet No Schedule 30 Eighth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 41 Fourth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 41 Sith Revision ofsheet No.47-1 Schedule 47 Fourth Revision ofsheet No Schedule 47 TariffInde Sheet General Rules and Regulations - Types ofservice Direct Access Residential Service Delivery Service Outdoor Area Lighting Service - No New Service - Delivery Service General Service - Small Nonresidential - Delivery Service General Service - Small Nonresidential - Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential - 31 kw to 200 kw - Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential - 31 kw to 200 kw - Delivery Service General Service-Large Nonresidential 201 KW to 999 KW - Delivery Service General Service-Large Nonresidential 201 KW to 999 KW - Delivery Service Agricultural Pumping Service Delivery Service Agricultural Pumping Service Delivery Service Large General Service/Partial Requirements -1,000 kw and Over Delivery Service Large General ServicelPartial Requirements - 1,000 kw and Over-

2 Advice No Oregon Public Utility Commission Page 2 Second Revision ofsheet No Sith Revision ofsheet No Fifth Revision ofsheet No Thirteenth Revision of Sheet No First Revision ofsheet No Thirteenth Revision ofsheet No Eleventh Revision ofsheet No Twelfth Revision ofsheet No Second Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No Second Revision ofsheet No. 76R-1 Twenty-Seventh Revision ofsheet No. 90 Fourth Revision ofsheet No. 92 Original Sheet No. 193 Original Sheet No. 194 Original Sheet No. 195 Fifteenth Revision ofsheet No Fifteenth Revision ofsheet No Fourteenth Revision ofsheet No CANCEL Fifth Revision ofsheet No Original Sheet No Original Sheet No Schedule 47 Schedule 48 Schedule 48 Schedule 50 Schedule 50 Schedule 51 Schedule 52 Schedule 53 Schedule 53 Schedule 54 Schedule 76R Schedule 90 Schedule 92 Schedule 193 Schedule 194 Schedule 195 Schedule 200 Schedule 200 Schedule 200 Schedule 200 Schedule 201 Schedule 201 Delivery Service Large General Service/Partial Requirements -1,000 kw and Over Delivery Service Large General Service - 1,000 kw and Over - Delivery Service Large General Service - 1,000 kw and Over - Delivery Service Mercury Vapor Street Lighting Service - No New Service - Delivery Service Mercury Vapor Street Lighting Service - No New Service - Delivery Service Street Lighting Service/Company Owned System - Delivery Service Street Lighting Service (No New Service) Company-Owned System Delivery Service Street Lighting Service Consumer Owned System - Delivery Service Street Lighting Service Consumer Owned System - Delivery Service Recreational Field Lighting Restricted Delivery Service Large General Service/Partial Requirements Service - Economic Replacement Power Rider Delivery Service Summary ofeffective Rate Adjustments Klamath Rate Reconciliation Adjustment Transition Plan - Oregon Regulatory Asset Adjustment MERC Change-In-Control Regulatory Asset Adjustment Grid West Regulatory Asset Adjustment Base Supply Service Base Supply Service Base Supply Service Base Supply Service Net Power Costs - Cost-Based Supply Service Net Power Costs - Cost-Based Supply Service

3 Advice No Oregon Public Utility Commission January 28,2010 Page 3 Original Sheet No Original Sheet No Fourth Revision ofsheet No Second Revision ofsheet No Ninth Revision ofsheet No Sith Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No Fifth Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No Eleventh Revision ofsheet No Third Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No. 230 First Revision ofsheet No Third Revision ofsheet No Second Revision ofsheet No. 276R-4 Sith Revision ofsheet No Fifth Revision ofsheet No Fifth Revision ofsheet No. 299 Second Revision ofsheet No Fifth Revision ofsheet No Third Revision ofsheet No Fourth Revision ofsheet No Third Revision ofsheet No Fourth Revision ofsheet No Third Revision ofsheet No Sith Revision ofsheet No Schedule 201 Schedule 201 Schedule 202 Schedule 203 Schedule 210 Schedule 210 Schedule 211 Schedule 212 Schedule 213 Schedule 220 Schedule 220 Schedule 230 Schedule 247 Schedule 247 Schedule 276R Schedule 294 Schedule 295 Schedule 299 Schedule 400 Schedule 723 Schedule 723 Schedule 728 Schedule 728 Schedule 730 Schedule 730 Schedule 741 Net Power Costs - Cost-Based Supply Service Net Power Costs - Cost-Based Supply Service Renewable Adjustment Clause Supply Service Adjustment Renewable Resource Deferral Adjustment - Supply Service Adjustment Portfolio Time-of-Use Supply Service Portfolio Time-of-Use Supply Service Portfolio Renewable Usage Supply Portfolio Fied Renewable Energy Portfolio Habitat Supply Service Standard Offer Supply Service Standard Offer Supply Service Emergency Supply Service Partial Requirements Supply Service Partial Requirements Supply Service Large General Service/Partial Requirements Service - Economic Replacement Power Rider Supply Service Transition Adjustment Transition Adjustment One-Time Multi-Year Cost ofservice Opt-Out Rate Mitigation Adjustment Special Contracts General Service - Small Nonresidential Direct Access Delivery Service General Service - Small Nonresidential Direct Access Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential 31KW to 200KW Direct Access Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential 31KW to 200KW Direct Access Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential 201KW to 999KW Direct Access Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential 201KW to 999KW Direct Access Delivery Service Agricultural Pumping Service Direct Access Delivery Service

4 Advice No Oregon Public Utility Commission Page 4 Third Revision ofsheet No Fifth Revision ofsheet No Fourth Revision ofsheet No Second Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No Twelfth Revision ofsheet No Ninth Revision ofsheet No. 752 Ninth Revision ofsheet No First Revision ofsheet No Seventh Revision ofsheet No. 754 Second Revision ofsheet No. 776R-1 Schedule 741 Schedule 747 Schedule 747 Schedule 747 Schedule 748 Schedule 748 Schedule 751 Schedule 752 Schedule 753 Schedule 753 Schedule 754 Schedule 776R Agricultural Pumping Service Direct Access Delivery Service Large General Service Partial Requirements -1,000 KW and Over Direct Access Delivery Service Large General Service Partial Requirements -1,000 KW and Over Direct Access Delivery Service Large General Service Partial Requirements -1,000 KW and Over Direct Access Delivery Service Large General Service 1,000 KW and Over - Direct Access Delivery Service Large General Service 1,000 KW and Over - Direct Access Delivery Service Street Lighting Service - Company Owned System - Delivery Service Street Lighting Service (No New Service) Company-Owned System Direct Access Delivery Service Street Lighting Service - Consumer Owned System Delivery service Street Lighting Service - Consumer Owned System Delivery service Recreational Field Lighting Restricted Direct Access Delivery Service Large General Service/Partial Requirements Service - Economic Replacement Service Rider Direct Access Delivery Service It is respectfully requested that all data requests regarding this matter be addressed to: By (preferred): By regular mail: Data Request Response Center PacifiCorp 825 NE Multnomah, Suite 2000 Portland, OR 97232

5 Advice No Oregon Public Utility Commission January 28,2010 Page 5 All other inquiries may be directed to Joelle Steward at (503) Sincerely, ~L Andrea L. Kelly Vice President, Regulation Enclosures cc: Service List for Docket UE 210

6 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that I served a true and correct copy ofthe foregoing document, in Docket UE 210, on the date indicated below by and/or US Mail (if paper service was waived), addressed to said parties at his or her last-known addressees) indicated below. Service List UE-210 Randall Dahlgren (W) Rates & Regulatory Affairs Portland General Electric 121 SW Salmon Street, 1WTCI711 Portland, OR Douglas Tingey (W) Asst General Counsel Portland General Electric 121 SW Salmon Street, 1WTC 13 Portland, OR Gordon Feighner (W) Citizens' Utility Board oforegon 610 SW Broadway, Suite 308 Portland, OR Robert Jenks (W) Citizens' Utility Board oforegon 610 SW Broadway, Suite 308 Portland, OR G. Catriona McCracken (W) Citizens' Utility Board oforegon 610 SW Broadway, Suite 308 Portland, OR Melinda Davison Davison VanCleve PC 333 SW Taylor, Suite 400 Portland, OR Richard Lorenz (W) Cable Huston Benedict Haagensen & Lloyd LLP 1001 SW 5 th Avenue, Suite 2000 Portland, OR J. Laurence Cable (W) Cable Huston Benedict et al 1001 SW 5 th Avenue, Suite 2000 Portland, OR Deborah Garcia Oregon Public Utility Commission PO Bo 2148 Salem, OR Jason W. Jones Department ofjustice Regulated Utility & Business Section 1162 Court St. NE Salem, OR Katherine A. McDowell (W) McDowell & Associates PC 520 SW Sity Ave., Suite 830 Portland, OR Arnie Jamieson (W) McDowell & Associates PC 520 SW Sity Ave., Suite 830 Portland, OR 97204

7 Joelle Steward (W) Pacific Power & Light 825 NE Multnomah St., Suite 2000 Portland, OR Jordan A. White (W) Pacific Power & Light 825 NE Multnomah St., Suite 1800 Portland, OR Oregon Dockets (W) Pacific Power & Light 825 NE Multnomah St., Suite 2000 Portland, OR Randall J. Falkenberg RFI Consulting Inc PMB Roswell Rd Sandy Springs, GA Greg Addington (W) Klamath Water Users Association 2455 Patterson St., Suite 3 Klamath Falls, OR Kurt J. Boehm Boehm Kurtz & Lowry 36 E. Seventh St., Suite 1510 Cincinnati, OH Michael L. Kurtz Boehm Kurtz & Lowry 36 E. Seventh St., Suite 1510 Cincinnati, OH DATED: January 28,2010 Carrie Meyer Coordinator, Regulatory A ministration

8 TARIFF INDE Page 1A Schedule No R R Transition Plan-Oregon Regulatory Asset Adjustment (N) MEHC Change-in-Control Severance Regulatory Asset Adjustment I Grid West Regulatory Asset Adjustment (N) Renewable Adjustment Clause - Supply Service Adjustment Renewable Resource Deferral Adjustment - Supply Service Adjustment Renewable Energy Rider - Optional Energy Profiler Online - Optional Renewable Energy Rider - Optional Bulk Purchase Option Public Purpose Charge (3%) Transition Adjustment Transition Adjustment One-Time Multi-Year Cost of Service Opt-Out Direct Access Shopping Incentive deferred Account Surcharge Energy Conservation Charge Rate Mitigation Adjustment SUPPLY SERVICE Base Supply Service Net Power Costs Cost-Based Supply Service (N) Portfolio Time-of-Use Supply Service Portfolio Renewable Usage Supply Service Renewable Energy Rider - Optional Portfolio Habitat Supply Service Standard Offer Supply Service Emergency Supply Service Partial Requirements Supply Service Large General Service/Partial Requirements Service - Economic Replacement Power Rider DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE General Service - Small Nonresidential - Direct Access Delivery Service General Service - Large Nonresidential kw General Service - Large Nonresidential kw Agricultural Pumping Service Large General Service, Partial Requirements Service - 1,000 kw and Over Large General Service - 1,000 kw and Over HPSV Street Lighting Service - Company-Owned Company-owned Street Lighting Service Consumer-owned Street Lighting Service Recreational Field Lighting Service - Schools and Universities Restricted Large General Service/Partial Requirements Service - Economic Replacement Service Rider Direct Access Shopping Incentive Adjustment OTHER Klamath Basin - Irrigation and Drainage Pumping Special Contracts OTHER CHARGES Charges as Defined by the Rules and Regulations ESS Charges Oregon Market Kick-Start Program Eperimental Service January 28,2010 Thirty-Third Revision of Sheet No. B-1A February 2, 2010 Canceling Thirty-Second Revision of Sheet No. B-1 A TF1 B-1AREV Issued by Advice No / UE-210

9 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS TYPES OF SERVICE RULE 2 Page 1 Types of Service A. Cost-Based Service This Service Election provides Electricity Services in the traditional manner. The Company provides all Electricity Services to the Consumer and the Consumer purchases all Electricity Services from the Company under applicable appropriate tariff schedules. Consumers who have not affirmatively chosen a Service Election remain on Cost-Based Service. Consumers receiving Direct Access or Standard Offer service that wish to switch to Cost-Based Service must meet the returning service requirements described in Schedule 201. B. Direct Access Service This service election allows Nonresidential Consumers to purchase Electricity and Ancillary Services from ESSs. Consumers electing Direct Access Service will purchase Delivery Service from the Company under a Delivery Service schedule, and may also purchase Ancillary Services and Billing Services from the Company under applicable schedules. C. Demand Pulse Access Service Company will provide access to Company's metering pulses proportional to Consumer's kilowatt-hour usage by means of Demand Pulse Relay equipment to be owned, installed and maintained by Company. The installation of Company owned Demand Pulse Relay equipment shall be conditioned on the following: 1. Consumer enters into an agreement with Company for not less than one year and pays Company an amount as specified in Schedule 300 for installation, operation and maintenance of Demand Pulse Relay equipment. 2. Ecept for metering equipment normally furnished for Consumer's load characteristics, any metering equipment or associated work that must be provided to make the Demand Pulse Relay operable, shall be by Company at Consumer's epense. 3. The Company's billing meter installation shall, in all instances, govern in establishing Consumer's energy and demand record for billing purpose. 4. The Company's meter used in determining the Consumer's billing shall measure demand by rolling consecutive subintervals and shall not provide end of interval pulses to the Consumer. 5. Company reserves the right to interrupt the supply of pulse information to perform meter tests or maintenance procedures and assumes no responsibility for the effect on the Consumer's operation or equipment. TF1 D-1.REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Second Revision of Sheet No. D-1 Canceling First Revision of Sheet No. D-1 Advice No / UE-210

10 DIRECT ACCESS RULE 21 Page 10 VII. Standard Offer and Cost-Based Service B. Form of Authorization is authorized to make the change and authorizes the Company to provide service; and (8) the Consumer's signature or electronic authorization, and title. C. Implementation 1. The request for Standard Offer or Cost-Based Service will be subject to all Tariffs for new Company service, including applicable deposit provisions stated in Rule The Consumer must give the Company at least five business days notice before the date it wishes to switch to default Standard Offer Service. Additional notice periods may apply to other Standard Offer Service rate options as set forth in this Tariff. 3. A Consumer receiving Standard Offer or Direct Access Service may return to Cost Based Service only by complying with the returning service requirements stated in Schedule 201. If the Company receives a request for Cost-Based Service from a Consumer ineligible for such service under this Rule, then the Company will notify the Consumer of its ineligibility and request a new authorization from the Consumer for Standard Offer Service. 4. Requests for Standard Offer Service that require a meter change by the Company may be served using eisting acceptable metering equipment. Billing for such Consumers will be based on load profiles specified by the Company until standard metering equipment is installed. Consumers seeking Standard Offer Service will receive the same priority for changes in standard metering equipment as other Consumers. 5. If the change date does not coincide with the Company's established meter reading schedule, the Consumer will pay to the Company the applicable charge for off-cycle meter reading specified in Schedule 300. The Company will provide the option to Consumers of switching on a date that coincides with the Company's established meter reading schedule. 6. The Company and the Consumer may, by mutual agreement, agree to a different date for the service changes requested by the Consumer. 7. The Company will notify the Consumer's EES within 5 business days of the day that a Consumer requests Standard Offer or Cost Based Service. TF1 W-10.REV February 2, 2010 First Revision of Sheet No. W-10 Canceling Original Sheet No. W-10 Advice No / UE-210

11 RESIDENTIAL SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 4 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To single-family Residential Consumers only for all single-phase and three-phase electric requirements when all service is supplied at one point of delivery. Three-phase service will be supplied only when service is available from Company's presently eisting facilities, or where such facilities can be installed under Company's Line Etension Rules, and, in any event, only when deliveries can be made by using one service for Consumer's single-phase and three-phase requirements. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge, per month Three Phase Demand Charge, per kw demand Three Phase Minimum Demand Charge, per month Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Transmission &Ancillary Services Charge Per kwh $8.00 $2.20 $ Supply Service Options All Consumers shall pay the applicable rates under Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201, Schedule 210, Schedule 211, Schedule 212 or Schedule 213, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. (R) (R) I Special Conditions Consumer shall so arrange his wiring as to make possible the separate metering of the three-phase demand at a location adjacent to the kwh meter. If, on November 25, 1975, any present Consumer's wiring was arranged only for combined single and three-phase demand measurement, and continues to be so arranged, such demands will be metered and billed hereunder ecept that the first 10 kwof such combined demand will be deducted before applying demand charges for three phase service. No new combined demand installations will be allowed such a demand deduction. Continuing Service This Schedule is based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a Consumer from minimum monthly charges. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF14.REV February 2, 2010 Seventh Revision of Sheet No.4 Canceling Sith Revision of Sheet No.4 Advice No / UE-210

12 OUTDOOR AREA LIGHTING SERVICE NO NEW SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 15 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To all Consumers for outdoor area lighting service furnished from dusk to dawn by means of presently-installed Company-owned mercury vapor or high-pressure sodium luminaires which may be served by secondary voltage circuits from the Company's eisting overhead distribution system. Luminaires shall be mounted on Company-owned wood poles and served in accordance with the Company's specifications as to equipment and installation. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the Rate Per Luminaire plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Type of Luminaire Mercury Vapor Mercury Vapor Mercury Vapor High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium Nominal Rating 7,000 21,000 55,000 5,800 22,000 50,000 Monthly kwh Rate Per Luminaire $ 8.02 $14.40 $28.34 $11.31 $15.32 $23.52 Pole Charge A monthly charge of $1.00 per pole shall be made for each additional pole required in ecess of the number of luminaires installed. Supply Service Option All Consumers shall pay the applicable rates under Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Supply Service shall be provided by Supply Service Schedule 201. Special Conditions Maintenance will be performed during regular working hours as soon as practicable after the Consumer has notified the Company of service failure. The Company reserves the right to contract for the maintenance of lighting service provided hereunder. The Consumer may request temporary suspension of power for lighting by written notice. During such periods, the monthly rate will be reduced by the Company's estimated average monthly relamping and energy costs for the luminaire. The Company will not be required to reestablish such service under this rate schedule if service has been permanently discontinued by the Consumer. TF REV February 2, 2010 Twelfth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Eleventh Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

13 GENERAL SERVICE - SMALL NONRESIDENTIAL DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 23 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Small Nonresidential Consumers whose entire electric service requirements are supplied hereunder and as specified in the Company's Rules & Regulations, Rule 7.K. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed, ecept as provided below for Communication Devices. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone-year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge Single Phase, per month Three Phase, per month Load Size Charge :::;15kW > 15 kw, per kw for all kw in ecess of 15 kw Load Size Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $17.55 $26.20 No Charge $ 1.20 $17.55 $26.20 No Charge $ 1.20 Demand Charge, the first 15 kw of demand, per kw Demand Charge, for all kw in ecess of 15 kw, per kw Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge Per kwh No Charge $ $ No Charge $ $ (R) kw Load Size For determination of the Basic Charge and Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. February 2,2010 Sith Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fifth Revision of Sheet No TF REV Advice No / UE-210

14 GENERAL SERVICE - SMALL NONRESIDENTIAL DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 23 Page 2 Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge. minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions. A higher Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month. Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's demand meter for the 15-minute period of the Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Communication Devices Communication devices with fied loads that are installed on streetlights, traffic signals or elsewhere and connected to the Company's system for electric service may be unmetered and shall be served under this schedule in accordance with Rule 7.C. Such unmetered devices not eceeding 35 line watts per unit, served under multiple Points of Delivery to a single Consumer, may be grouped under a single Consumer account for billing purposes such that the Consumer pays a single Basic Charge for multiple units in addition to a per unit energy-based charge. Not more than 100 units shall be grouped under a single account. All devices are required to be installed and maintained under a pole attachment agreement. The Consumer is required to notify the Company in writing and receive subsequent approval prior to installation, modification or removal of any device. All devices mounted to Company owned facilities shall be installed, maintained, transferred or removed only by qualified personnel approved in advance by the Company. If approved qualified personnel are not available or at the Company's discretion, the Company may perform these functions at the Consumer's epense. Supply Service Options All Small Nonresidential Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201, Schedule 210,: Schedule 211, Schedule 212, Schedule 213, or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 723, Direct Access Delivery Service. TF REV February 2,2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

15 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 31 KW TO 200 KW DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 28 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers whose entire electric service requirements are supplied hereunder and whose loads have not registered more than 200 kw, more than si times in the preceding 12-month period and as specified in the Company's Rules & Regulations, Rule 7.K. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone-year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge Load Size :0;50 kw, per month Load Size kw, per month Load Size kw, per month Load Size> 300 kw, per month Load Size Charge :0;50 kw, per kw load size kw, per kw load size kw, per kw Load Size > 300 kw, per kw Load Size Demand Charge, per kw Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Transmission &Ancillary Services Charge PerkW Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 0.90 $ 1.00 $ 0.70 $ 0.80 $ 0.40 $ 0.45 $ 0.30 $ 0.25 $ 2.63 $ $ 0.65 $ 0.60 $ 1.23 $ 1.18 (I,R) (R) kw Load Size: For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. TF REV February 2,2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

16 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 31 KW TO 200 KW DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 28 Page 2 Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge plus the demand charge. A higher minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions. Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month. Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's demand meter for the 15-minute period of the Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw, but not less than 15 kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 728, Direct Access Delivery Service. Special Conditions The Consumer shall not resell electric service received from the Company under provisions of this Schedule to any person, ecept by permission of the Company. Continuing Service Ecept as specifically provided otherwise, the rates of this tariff are based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a seasonal Consumer from minimum monthly charges. Term of Contract The Company may require the Consumer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of not less than one year. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2, 2010 Andrea L. Kelly, Vice President, RegUlation Third Revision of Sheet No Canceling Second Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

17 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 201 KW TO 999 KW DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 30 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers whose entire electric service requirements are supplied hereunder and whose loads have registered more than 200 kw, more than si times in the preceding 12-month period but have not registered 1,000 kw or more, more than once in the preceding 18 month period and who are not otherwise subject to service on Schedules 47 or 48. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone-year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge Load Size ~200 kw, per month Load Size kw, per month Load Size> 300 kw, per month Load Size Charge ~200 kw, per kw load size kw, per kw Load Size > 300 kw, per kw Load Size Demand Charge, per kw Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge PerkW Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $ $ $ $ $ $ No Charge No Charge $ 1.30 $ 1.15 $ 0.65 $ 0.60 $ 2.84 $ 2.62 $ 0.65 $ 0.60 $ 1.42 $ 1.27 (I,R) kw Load Size: For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. TF130-1.REV February 2, 2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

18 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 201 KW TO 999 KW DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 30 Page 2 Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge plus the demand charge. A higher minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions. Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month. Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's demand meter for the 15-minute period of the Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw, but not less than 100 kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 730, Direct Access Delivery Service. Special Conditions The Consumer shall not resell electric service received from the Company under provisions of this Schedule to any person, ecept by permission of the Company. Continuing Service Ecept as specifically provided otherwise, the rates of this tariff are based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a seasonal Consumer from minimum monthly charges. Term of Contract The Company may require the Consumer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of not less than one year. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is SUbject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2, 2010 Third Revision of Sheet No Canceling Second Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

19 AGRICULTURAL PUMPING SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 41 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Consumers desiring service for agricultural irrigation or agricultural soil drainage pumping installations only and whose loads have not registered 1,000 kw or more, more than once in the preceding 18-month period and who are not otherwise subject to service on Schedule 47 or 48. Service furnished under this Schedule will be metered and billed separately at each point of delivery. Monthly Billing Ecept for November, the monthly billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Energy Charge, Reactive Power Charge, Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. For November, the billing shall be the sum of the Basic Charge, Load Size Charge, Distribution Energy Charge, Reactive Power Charge, Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge (November billing only) Load Size::; 50 kw, or Single Phase Any Size Three Phase Load Size kw Three Phase Load Size> 300 kw Load Size Charge (November billing only) Single Phase Any Size, per kw Load Size Three Phase::; 50 kw, per kw Load Size Three Phase kw, per kw Load Size Three Phase> 300 kw, per kw Load Size Single Phase, Minimum Charge Three Phase, Minimum Charge Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Transmission &Ancillary Services Charge Per kwh Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary No Charge No Charge $ $ $ 1, $1, $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 7.00 $ 7.00 $ $ $ $ $ 0.65 $ (R) (R) kw Load Size For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. Monthly kw is the measured kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's meter, or by appropriate test, for the 15-minute period of the Consumer's greatest takings during the billing month; provided, however, that for motors 10 hp or less, the Monthly kw may, subject to confirmation by test, be determined from the nameplate hp rating and the following table: TF141-1.REV February 2,2010 Andrea L Kelly, Vice President, Regulation Eighth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Seventh Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

20 AGRICULTURAL PUMPING SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 41 Page 2 kw Load Size If Motor Size Is: 2 hp or less Over 2 through 3 hp Over 3 through 5 hp Over 5 through 7.5 hp Over 7.5 through 10 hp Monthly kw is: 2kW 3kW 5kW 7 kw 9 kw In no case shall the Monthly kw be less than. the average kw determined as: Average kw= kwh for billing month hours in billing month Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive takings for the billing month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the Monthly kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. A Small Nonresidential Consumer taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall additionally specify Supply Service Schedule 201, Schedule 210, Schedule 211, Schedule 212, Schedule 213, or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. A Large Nonresidential Consumer taking Delivery Service under this Schedule shall additionally specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 741, Direct Access Delivery Service. Special Conditions 1) For new or terminating service, the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge shall be prorated based upon the length of time the account is active during the 12-month period December through November; provided, however, that proration of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge will be available on termination only if a full Basic Charge and Load Size Charge was paid for the delivery point for the preceding year. TF141-2.REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

21 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS - 1,000 KW AND OVER DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 47 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers supplying all or some portion of their load by self-generation operating on a regular basis, requiring standby electric service from the Company where the Consumer's self-generation has both a total nameplate rating of 1,000 kw or greater and where standby electric service is required for 1,000 kw or greater. Consumers requiring standby electric service from the Company for less than 1,000 kw shall be served under the applicable general service schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 747, Direct Access Delivery Service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge, Reserves Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Delivery Voltage Distribution Charge Secondary Primary Transmission Basic Charge Facility Capacity <= 4,000 kw, per month $ $ $ Facility Capacity> 4,000 kw, per month $ $ $ Facilities Charge <=4,000 kw, per kw Facility Capacity $1.30 $0.70 $0.60 (R,I) > 4,000 kw, per kw Facility Capacity $1.20 $0.65 $0.60 (R,I) On-Peak Demand Charge, per kw $1.88 $2.05 $1.35 Reactive Power Charges Per kvar $0.65 $0.60 $0.55 Per kvarh $ $ $ Reserves Charges Spinning Reserves per kw of Facility Capacity $0.27 $0.27 $0.27 Spinning Reserves (with Company-approved Self-Supply Agreement) per kw of Spinning Reserves Level ($0.27) ($0.27) ($0.27) Supplemental Reserves per kw of Facility Capacity $0.27 $0.27 $0.27 Supplemental Reserves (with Company-approved Load Reduction Plan or Self-Supply Agreement) per kw of Supplemental Reserves Level ($0.27) ($0.27) ($0.27) Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge per kw of On-Peak Demand $0.97 $1.06 $1.43 TF REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Sith Revision of Sheet NO.47-1 Canceling Fifth Revision Sheet NO.47-1 Advice No

22 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS - 1,000 KW AND OVER DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 47 Page 2 On-Peak Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's demand meter for the On-Peak 15-minute period of the Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw, On-Peak hours are between 6:00 a,m, and 10:00 p,m, Pacific Prevailing Time (PPT) Monday through Saturday, ecluding North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) holidays, Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U,S, Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November, Metering Adjustment A Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of 0,9688, A Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of 1,0322, (R) Baseline Demand The kw of Demand supplied by the Company to the Large Nonresidential Consumer when the Consumer's generator is regularly operating as planned by the Consumer, For new Partial Requirements Consumers, the Consumer's peak Demand for the most recent 12 months prior to installing the generator, adjusted for planned generator operations, shall be used to calculate the Baseline Demand, Eisting Partial Requirements Consumers shall select their Baseline Demand for each contract term based upon the Consumer's peak demand for the most recent 12 months during the times the generator was operating as planned, adjusted for changes in load and planned generator operations, Planned generator operations includes changes in the electricity produced by the generator as well as the Consumer's plans to sell any electricity produced by the generator to the Company or third parties, Any modification to th.e Baseline Demand must be consistent with Special Conditions in this schedule, Facility Capacity Facility Capacity shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly Demands established during the 12 month period which includes and ends with the current Billing Month, but shall not be less than the Consumer's Baseline Demand, For new customers during the first three months of service under this schedule, the Facility Capacity will be equal to the Consumer's Baseline Demand, Reserves Charges The Company provides Reserves for the Consumer's Facility Capacity, following components: Reserves consist of the Spinning Reserves In addition to the Spinning Reserves provided for the Consumer's Baseline Demand, Spinning Reserves provide Electricity immediately after a Consumer's demand rises above Baseline Demand, TF147-2,REV January 28,2010 P,U,C, OR No, 35 Fourth Revision of Sheet No, 47-2 February 2,2010 Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No, 47-2 Andrea L. Kelly, Vice President, RegUlation Advice No, / UE-210

23 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS - 1,000 KW AND OVER DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 47 Page 4 Reserve Charges Supplemental Reserves Load Reduction Plan If Consumer fails to follow the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan, all kw credits for the subsequent three months (Penalty Period) shall be forfeited. If the Consumer satisfactorily follows the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan during the Penalty Period the load reduction plan kw credit will be reinstated at the end of the three month Penalty Period. If the Consumer fails to follow the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan during the Penalty Period, all kw credits for an additional three months period shall be forfeited. If the Consumer satisfactorily follows the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan during the second three month Penalty Period, the load reduction plan kw credit will be reinstated at the end of the second three month Penalty Period. If the Consumer fails to follow the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan a second time during the combined si month period, the Load Reduction Plan shall be terminated. The duration of the Penalty Period shall not be limited by the establishment of a new contract. Following termination or contract epiration, Consumer may submit a new Load Reduction Plan to the Company. Company will approve the new Load Reduction Plan if the Consumer is able to demonstrate the load reduction capability of the Plan to Company's satisfaction. Notwithstanding the above, Consumer may terminate the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan upon giving written notice to Company as provided in the Self-Supply Agreement. Supply Service Option All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this Schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall be served under the terms of Supply Service Schedule 247. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 747, Direct Access Delivery Service. I Reactive Power Charges Per kvar. Equal to the maimum 15-minute reactive demand (kvar) for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the monthly registered demand. Per kvarh. Equal to all reactive kilovolt-ampere hours (kvarh) registered in ecess of 40% of the registered monthly kilowatt-hours (kwh). Minimum Charge The Minimum Charge shall be the Monthly Billing as defined in this Schedule. In addition, the Company may require a higher Minimum Charge, if necessary, to recover the Company's investment in service Facilities. Special Conditions 1. Prior to receiving service under this schedule, the Consumer and the Company must enter into a written agreement specifying the terms and conditions of service, the Consumer's Baseline Demand, Supply Service option, the Company's and Consumer's contact information, and any other information necessary for implementation of service under this schedule. These terms and conditions shall be consistent with this schedule. TF REV February 2, 2010 Second Revision of Sheet No Canceling First Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

24 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - 1,000 KW AND OVER DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 48 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable This Schedule is applicable to electric service loads which have registered 1,000 kw or more, more than once in a preceding 18-month period. This Schedule will remain applicable until the Consumer fails to eceed 1,000 kw for a subsequent period of 36 consecutive months. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone-year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Partial requirements service for loads of 1,000 kw and over will be provided only by application of the provisions of Schedule 47. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary Transmission Distribution Charge Basic Charge Facility Capacity s; 4000 kw, per month $ $ $ Facility Capacity> 4000 kw, per month $ $ $ Facilities Charge s; 4000 kw, per kw Facility Capacity $ 1.30 $ 0.70 $ 0.60 (R,I) > 4000 kw, per kw Facility Capacity $ 1.20 $ 0.65 $ 0.60 (R,I) On-Peak Demand Charge, per kw $ 1.88 $ 2.05 $ 1.35 Reactive Power Charge, per kvar $ 0.65 $ 0.60 $ 0.55 Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge Per kw of On-Peak demand $ 1.51 $ 1.60 $ 1.97 Facility Capacity For determination of the Basic Charge and the Facilities Charge, the Facility Capacity shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Facilities Charge. A higher minimum may be required by contract. Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the maimum measured kilowatt demand for the same month. TF REV February 2,2010 Sith Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fifth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

25 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - 1,000 KW AND OVER DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 48 Page 2 On-Peak Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's demand meter for the On-Peak 15-minute period of the Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw. On-Peak hours are between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday, ecluding NERC holidays. Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this Schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 748, Direct Access Delivery Service. Special Conditions The Consumer shall not resell electric service received from the Company under provisions of this Schedule to any person, ecept by permission of the Company. (R) Term of Contract The Company may require the Consumer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of not less than one year. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is SUbject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2,2010 Andrea L. Kelly, Vice President, RegUlation Fifth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

26 MERCURY VAPOR STREET LIGHTING SERVICE - NO NEW SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 50 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company (ecept Multnomah County) in the State of Oregon. Applicable To service furnished from dusk to dawn for the lighting of public streets, highways, alleys and parks by means of presently-installed mercury vapor lights. Street lights will be served by either series or multiple circuits as the Company may determine. The type and kind of fitures and supports will be in accordance with the Company's specifications. Service includes installation, maintenance, energy, lamp and glassware renewals. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the Rate Per Luminaire plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. A. Company-owned Overhead System Street lights supported on distribution type wood poles: Mercury Vapor Lamps. Nominal Lumen Rating 7,000 21,000 55,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) (Monthly 172 kwh) (Monthly 412 kwh) Horizontal, per lamp $7.56 $13.05 $25.19 Vertical, per lamp $6.93 $11.96 Street lights supported on distribution type metal poles: Mercury Vapor Lamps. Nominal Lumen Rating 7,000 21,000 55,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) (Monthly 172 kwh) (Monthly 412 kwh) On 26-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp $10:39 On 26-foot poles, vertical, per lamp $9.70 On 30-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 30-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 33-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp B. Company-owned Underground System Nominal Lumen Rating On 26-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 26-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 30-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 30-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 33-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp plus rate per foot of underground cable: In paved area in unpaved area $16.40 $15.30 $ ,000 21,000 55,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) (Monthly 172 kwh) (Monthly 412 kwh) $10.39 $9.70 $15.70 $ $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.03 $0.03 $0.03 TF REV February 2, 2010 Thirteenth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Twelfth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

27 MERCURY VAPOR STREET LIGHTING SERVICE - NO NEW SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 50 Page 2 Special Provisions The Company will replace individually burned out or broken lamps as soon as practicable after notification by Consumer. The Consumer may request temporary suspension of power for lighting by written notice. During such periods, the monthly rate will be reduced by the Company's estimated average monthly relamping and energy costs for the luminarie. The Company will not be required to reestablish such service under this rate schedule if service has been permanently discontinued by Consumer. Supply Service Option All Consumers shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Supply Service shall be provided by Supply Service Schedule 201. Termination of Service Service furnished hereunder is subject to termination by not less than sity (60) days written notice given by the Company to Consumer. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2,2010 First Revision of Sheet No Canceling Original Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

28 STREET LIGHTING SERVICE COMPANY-OWNED SYSTEM DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 51 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To unmetered lighting service provided to municipalities or agencies of municipal, county, state or federal governments for dusk to dawn illumination of public streets, highways and thoroughfares by means of Company owned, operated and maintained street lighting systems controlled by a photoelectric control or time switch. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the rate per luminaire as specified in the rate tables below plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. High Pressure Sodium Vapor _!-_Ll~~~ -'_~C3!ing 5,800* 9,500 16,000 22,000* 27,500 50,000 Watts Monthly kwh Functional Ll9.btinq $ 6.74 $ 7.51 $ 9.10 $ $ $ Decorative - Series 1 N/A $ $ N/A N/A N/A Decorative - Series 2 N/A $ $ N/A N/A N/A Metal Halide _!-_Ll~~~ _RC3!i_~g 9,000 12,000 19,500 32,000 Watts Monthly kwh Functional Lighting N/A $ $ $ Decorative - Series 1 $ $ N/A N/A Decorative - Series 2 $ $ N/A N/A I I *Eisting fitures only. Service is not available under this schedule to new 5,800 or 22,000 lumen High Pressure Sodium Vapor fitures. Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 751, Direct Access Delivery Service. TF REV February 2, 2010 Thirteenth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Twelfth Revision of Sheet No Advice No UE-210

29 STREET LIGHTING SERVICE (NO NEW SERVICE) COMPANY-OWNED SYSTEM DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 52 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company (ecept Multnomah County) in the State of Oregon. Applicable To service furnished by means of the Company-owned installations, for the lighting of public streets, highways, alleys and parks under conditions and for street lights of sizes and types not specified on other schedules of this Tariff. The Company may not be required to furnish service hereunder to other than municipal Consumers. This schedule is closed to new service beginning November 8, Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the Rate Per kwh below plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. A flat rate equal to one-twelfth of the Company's estimated annual cost for operation, maintenance, fied charges and depreciation applicable to the street lighting system, including Distribution Charge as follows: For dusk to dawn operation, per kwh For dusk to midnight operation, per kwh Term of Contract Not less than five years for service to an overhead, or ten years to an underground, Company-owned system by written contract when unusual conditions prevail. Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 752, Direct Access Delivery Service. Suspension of Service The Consumer may request temporary suspension of power for lighting by written notice. During such periods, the monthly rate will be reduced by the Company's estimated average monthly relamping and energy costs for the luminaire. The Company will not be required to reestablish such service under this rate schedule if service has been permanently discontinued by Consumer. Termination of Service Service furnished hereunder by means of incandescent and mercury-vapor lights is subject to termination by not less than sity (60) days written notice given by the Company to Consumer. TF REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Eleventh Revision of Sheet No Canceling Tenth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

30 STREET LIGHTING SERVICE CONSUMER-OWNED SYSTEM DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 53 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To lighting service provided to municipalities or agencies of municipal, county, state or federal governments for dusk to dawn illumination of public streets, highways and thoroughfares by means of Consumer owned street lighting systems controlled by a photoelectric control or time switch. Monthly Billing Energy Only Service - Rate per Luminaire Energy Only Service includes energy supplied from Company's overhead or underground circuits and does not include any maintenance to Consumer's facilities. Maintenance service will be provided only as indicated in the Maintenance Service section below. The Monthly Billing shall be the rate per luminaire specified in the rate tables below plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. High Pressure Sodium Vapor _L_u!!1~~ ~~t~ng 5,800 9,500 16,000 22,000 27,500 50,000 Watts Monthly kwh Enerqy Only Service $ 1.66 $ 2.36 $ 3.44 $ 4.56 $ 6.17 $ 9.45 Metal Halide _L_u!!1~~ ~~t~ng 9,000 12,000 19,500 32, ,800 Watts ,000 Monthly kwh Energy Only Service $ 2.09 $ 3.65 $ 5.05 $ 8.00 $ For non-listed luminaires the cost will be calculated for 3940 annual hours of operation including applicable loss factors for ballasts and starting aids at the cost per kwh given below. /kwh TF REV February 2, 2010 Twelfth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Eleventh Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

31 STREET LIGHTING SERVICE CONSUMER-OWNED SYSTEM DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 53 Page 2 Monthly Billing Maintenance Service (No New Service) Where the utility operates and maintains the system, a flat rate equal to one-twelfth the estimated annual cost for operation and maintenance will be added to the Energy Only Service rates listed above. Monthly Maintenance is only applicable for eisting monthly maintenance service agreements in effect prior to May 24, Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 753, Direct Access Delivery Service. Provisions 1. The Company will not maintain new Consumer owned street lights when mounted on Consumer owned poles. Such maintenance will be the responsibility of the Consumer. 2. Consumer owned lights, mounted to Company owned distribution poles, shall be installed, maintained, transferred or removed only by qualified personnel. If qualified personnel are not available, the Company may maintain these at the Consumer's epense. Appurtenances or other alterations to the Company's standard will not be supported by, or become the responsibility of, the Company. Following notification by the Consumer, inoperable lights under this provision will be repaired as soon as possible, during regular business hours or as allowed by Company's operating schedule and requirements. Costs described in this provision will be invoiced to the Consumer upon completion of the work. 3. The entire system, including the design of facilities, installation of fitures on Consumer poles, and wiring suitable for connection to Company's system, will be furnished by the Consumer. 4. Consumer must notify the Company in writing of any changes to the street lighting system which would affect billing, including new installations, removals or wattage changes. Standard notification procedure will be through online forms at 5. All new underground-fed lights on this schedule will require a Consumer installed means of disconnect acceptable to both the Company and the local electrical inspecting authority. 6. Temporary disconnection and subsequent reconnection of electrical service requested by the Consumer shall be at the Consumer's epense. 7. Where approved by the Company, all pole mounted outlets used for holiday or other decorations, as well as traffic or other signal systems, will be supplied with service on a metered General Service rate schedule via a Consumer-installed meter base. TF REV February 2, 2010 Second Revision of Sheet No Canceling First Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

32 RECREATIONAL FIELD LIGHTING RESTRICTED DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 54 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To schools, governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations for service supplied through one meter at one point of delivery and used eclusively for annually recurring seasonal lighting of outdoor athletic or recreational fields. This Schedule is not applicable to any enterprise which is operated for profit. Service for purposes other than recreational field lighting may not be combined with such field lighting for billing purposes under this Schedule. At the Consumer's option, service for recreational field lighting may be taken under the Company's applicable General Service Schedule. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Transmission & Ancillary Services Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge, Single Phase, per month Basic Charge, Three Phase, per month Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Transmission &Ancillary Services Charge. per kwh Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge. $ 6.00 $ Supply Service Options All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. Additionally, each Consumer shall specify Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of the specified rate schedule. If Consumer elects to receive Supply Service from an ESS, Delivery Service shall be provided under Schedule 754, Direct Access Delivery Service. Special Conditions The Consumer shall own all poles, wire and other distribution facilities beyond the Company's point of delivery. The Company will supply one transformer, or transformer bank, for each athletic or recreational field; any additional transformers required shall be supplied and owned by the Consumer. All transformers owned by the Consumer must be properly fused and of such types and characteristics as conform to the Company's standards. When service is supplied to more than one transformer or transformer bank, the Company may meter such an installation at primary voltage. Continuing Service This Schedule is based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a Consumer from monthly minimum charges. TF REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Seventh Revision of Sheet No Canceling Sith Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

33 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE/PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS SERVICE - ECONOMIC REPLACEMENT POWER RIDER DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 76R Page 1 Purpose To provide Consumers served on Schedule 47 with the opportunity of purchasing Energy from the Company to replace some or all of the Consumer's on-site generation when the Consumer deems it is more economically beneficial than self generating. Available In all territory served by the Company in Oregon. The Company may limit service to a Consumer if system reliability would be affected. The Company has no obligation to provide the Consumer with economic replacement power ecept as eplicitly agreed to between Company and Consumer. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers receiving Delivery Service under Schedule 47. Character of Service Sity-hertz alternating current of such phase and voltage as the Company may have available. Monthly Billing The following charges are in addition to applicable charges under Schedule 47 plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90: Secondary Delivery Voltage Primary Transmission Transmission and Ancillary Services Charge per kw of Daily Economic Replacement Power (ERP) On-Peak Demand per day $0.038 $0.041 $0.056 Daily ERP Demand Charge per kw of Daily ERP On- Peak Demand $0.073 $0.080 $0.053 Supply Service A Consumer taking Delivery Service under this Schedule shall be served under the terms of Supply Service Schedule 276R. ERP and ENF Economic Replacement Power (ERP) is Electricity supplied by the Company to meet an Energy Needs Forecast (ENF) pursuant to an Economic Replacement Power Agreement (ERPA). ERP, ENF and ERPA are more fully described in Schedule 276R. TF1 76R-1.REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Second Revision of Sheet No. 76R-1 Canceling First Revision of Sheet No. 76R-1 Advice No / UE-210

34 SUMMARY OF EFFECTIVE RATE ADJUSTMENTS SCHEDULE 90 Applicable The following summarizes the applicability of the Company's adjustment schedules SUMMARY OF EFFECTIVE RATE ADJUSTMENTS Schedule * (N) (N) *For qualifying customers only January 28,2010 With service rendered on or after February 2, 2010 TF1 90.REV Twenty-Seventh Revision of Sheet No. 90 Canceling Twenty-Sith Revision of Sheet No. 90 Advice No / UE-210

35 KLAMATH RATE RECONCILIATION ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 92 All bills calculated in accordance with Schedules contained in presently effective Tariff Or. NO.35 shall have applied an amount equal to the product of all kilowatt-hours of use multiplied by the following cents per kilowatt hour. Schedule 4 Schedule 15 Schedule 23, 723 Schedule 28, 728 Schedule 30, 730 Schedule 33 Schedule 41, 741 Schedule 47, 747 Schedule 48, 748 Schedule 50 Schedule 51,751 Schedule 52,752 Schedule 53, 753 Schedule 54, cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents cents TF1 92.REV February 2, 2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No. 92 Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No. 92 Advice No / UE-210

36 TRANSITION PLAN- REGULATORY ASSET ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 193 (N) All bills calculated in accordance with schedules contained in presently effective Tariff OR No. 35 shall have added an amount equal to the product of all kilowatt-hours of use multiplied by the following cents per kilowatthour: per kwh This schedule will be set to zero at such time as the Transition Plan-Oregon Regulatory Asset has been fully collected. (N) TF1 193.REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Original Sheet No. 193 Advice No / UE-210

37 MEHC CHANGE-IN-CONTROL SEVERANCE REGULATORY ASSET ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 194 (N) All bills calculated in accordance with schedules contained in presently effective Tariff OR No. 35 shall have added an amount equal to the product of all kilowatt-hours of use multiplied by the following cents per kilowatthour: per kwh This schedule will be set to zero at such time as the MEHC Change-in-Control Severance Regulatory Asset has been fully collected. (N) TF1 194.REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Original Sheet No. 194 Advice No / UE-210

38 GRID WEST REGULATORY ASSET ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 195 (N) All bills calculated in accordance with schedules contained in presently effective Tariff OR No. 35 shall have added an amount equal to the product of all kilowatt-hours of use multiplied by the following cents per kilowatthour: per kwh This schedule will be set to zero at such time as the Grid West Regulatory Asset has been fully collected. (N) TF1 195.REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Ori~naISheetNo. 195 Advice No / UE-210

39 BASE SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 200 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To all Residential Consumers and Nonresidential Consumers. This service may be taken only in conjunction with the applicable Delivery Service Schedule or Direct Access Delivery Service Schedule. Not applicable to energy usage under Delivery Service Schedule 76 which is billed at Economic Replacement Power rates under Schedule 276 or energy usage under Delivery Service Schedule 47 which is billed at Unscheduled Energy rates under Schedule 247. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the Energy Charge and/or Demand Charge, as specified below by Delivery Service Schedule. Delivery Service Schedule No. 4 23,723 28, , 730 Per kwh kwh kwh > 1000 kwh Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $ Transmission For Schedule 4, the kilowatt-hour blocks listed above are based on an average month of approimately days. Residential kilowatt-hour blocks shall be prorated to the nearest whole kilowatt-hour based upon the number of whole days in the billing period (see Rule 10 for details). First 3,000 kwh, per kwh All additional kwh, per kwh First 20,000 kwh, per kwh All additional kwh, per kwh Demand Charge, per kw $1.00 First 20,000 kwh, per kwh All additional kwh, per kwh Demand shall be as defined in the Delivery Service Schedule. 41,741 Winter, first 100 kwh/kw, per kwh Winter, all additional kwh, per kwh (R) Summer, all kwh, per kwh For Schedule 41, Winter is defined as service rendered from December 1 through March (M) 31, Summer is defined as service rendered April 1 through November 30. from p.2 (N) (N) (R) TF REV January 28,2010 February 2,2010 Fifteenth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourteenth Revision of Sheet No AdviceNo.l / Docket No. UE-210

40 BASE SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 200 Page 2 Monthly Billing Delivery Service Schedule No. Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary Transmission 47/48, Demand Charge, per kw of On-Peak Demand $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 (N) 747/748 Per kwh On-Peak (R) Per kwh, Off-Peak For Schedule 47 and Schedule 48, On-Peak hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday ecluding NERC holidays. Off-Peak hours are remaining hours. On-peak Demand shall be as defined in the Delivery Service Schedule. (N) Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. 52, , For dusk to dawn operation, per kwh For dusk to midnight operation, per kwh Per kwh Type of Luminaire Nominal Rating Mercury Vapor 7,000 Mercury Vapor 21,000 Mercury Vapor 55,000 High Pressure Sodium 5,800 High Pressure Sodium 22,000 High Pressure Sodium 50, Monthly kwh A. Company-owned Overhead System Street lights supported on distribution type wood poles: Mercury Vapor Lamps. RatePer Luminaire $0.99 $2.25 $5.38 $0.41 $1.11 $2.30 Nominal Lumen Rating Horizontal, per lamp Vertical, per lamp 7,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) $0.90 $ ,000 (Monthly 172 kwh) $2.03 $ ,000 (Monthly 412 kwh) $4.86 Street lights supported on distribution type metal poles: Mercury Vapor Lamps. 'Nominal Lumen Rating 7,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) On 26-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp $0.90 On 26-foot poles, vertical, per lamp $0.90 On 30-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 30-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 33-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp 21,000 55,000 (Monthly 172 kwh) (Monthly 412 kwh) $2.03 $2.03 $4.86 (R) TF REV February 2,2010 Fifteenth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourteenth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / Docket No. UE-210

41 BASE SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 200 Page 3 Monthly Billing Delivery Service Schedule No. 50 B. Company-owned Underground System Nominal Lumen Rating On 26-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 26-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 30-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 30-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 33-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp 7,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) $0.90 $ ,000 (Monthly 172 kwh) $2.03 $ ,000 (Monthly 412 kwh) $4.86 (R) 51,751 Types of Luminaire High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium Metal Halide Metal Halide Metal Halide Metal Halide Nominal rating 5,800 9,500, 16,000 22,000 27,500 50,000 9,000 12,000 19,500 32,000 Watts Monthly kwh Rate Per Luminaire $0.58 $0.82 $1.19 $1.58 $2.14 $3.28 $0.73 $1.27 $1.75 $ ,753 Types of Luminaire High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium High Pressure Sodium Metal Halide Metal Halide Metal Halide Metal Halide Metal Halide Nominal rating 5,800 9,500 16,000 22,000 27,500 50,000 9,000 12,000 19,500 32, ,800 Watts ,000 Monthly kwh Rate Per Luminaire $0.19 $0.27 $0.39 $0.52 $0.70 $1.07 $0.24 $0.41 $0.57 $0.91 $2.16 Non-Listed Luminaire, per kwh (R) TF REV February 2,2010 Fourteenth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Thirteenth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / Docket No. UE-210

42 COST-BASED SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 200 Page 4 Energy Charge - Standard Offer, Emergency Supply, Direct Access For Consumers electing Standard Offer Supply Service under Schedules 220 or 247 or Consumers taking Emergency Supply Service under Schedule 230 or Consumers electing Direct Access Delivery Service the Monthly Billing shall be the Energy Charge, as specified below by Delivery Service Schedule. Delivery Service Schedule No. 23,723, per kwh 28,728, per kwh 30,730, per kwh 41,741, per kwh 47,747, per kwh 48,748, per kwh 51,751, per kwh 52,752, per kwh 53,753, per kwh 54,754, per kwh Returning Service Requirements Secondary Delivery Voltage Primary For Nonresidential Consumers who have cho who have chosen Direct Access Delivery Returning service Requirements of this this Schedule and agreeing to pay t increased cost of serving such re market price used in determining Upon return to this Schedule, P service under this Schedu a adjustment balancing ac, Standard Offer Supply Service or tariff. A Consumer shall meet the o the Company to receive service under ervice Payment that compensates for the crease in market price as compared to the ansition credit as specified under Schedule 294. chedule 294 to the returning Consumer receiving nsumer's Schedule 294 credit from the transition Returning Service Pay remaining monthl request to retur Transition Adjustment, shall be the result of multiplying the epected tween the forward market price at the time of the Consumer's the forward market price used for determining the Schedule 294 the Consumer's epected monthly usage and the Company's current forward er's epected remaining usage shall be based on a pro rata share of the umer's historical data for each remaining month of the period over which the culated. Consumer's usage will be allocated into peak and off-peak periods by d peak/off-peak ratio for Customer's applicable Delivery Service Schedule. Iculated by multiplying the monthly allocated peak- and off-peak usage by the difference a market price at the time of the request and the forward market price used for the Schedule The Returning Service Payment will only apply if the result of this calculation results in a For the Consumer who chooses direct access service or Schedule 220, the Consumer will pay the Returning Service Payment to return to service under this schedule. Upon receiving the calculated amount of the Returning Service Payment from the Company, Consumer shall have until the close of business on that day to eecute the agreement to pay the Returning Service Payment. TF E November 16, 2009 January 1, 2010 Fifth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No Advice No / UE-207

43 NET POWER COSTS COST-BASED SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 201 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Residential Consumers and Nonresidential Consumers who have elected to take Cost-Based Supply Service under this schedule or under Schedules 210,211,212,213 or 247. This service may be taken only in conjunction with the applicable Delivery Service Schedule. Also applicable to Nonresidential Consumers who, based on the announcement date defined in OAR , do not elect to receive standard offer service under Schedule 220 or direct access service under the applicable tariff. In addition, applicable to some Large Nonresidential Consumers on Schedule 400 whose special contracts require prices under the Company's previously applicable Schedule 48T. For Consumers on Schedule 400 who were served on previously applicable Schedule 48T prices under their special contract, this service, in conjunction with Delivery Service Schedule 48, supersedes previous Schedule 48T. Nonresidential Consumers who had chosen either service under Schedule 220 or who chose to receive direct access service under the applicable tariff may qualify to return to Cost-Based Supply Service under this Schedule after meeting the Returning Service Requirements and making a Returning Service Payment as specified in this Schedule. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the Energy Charge, as specified below by Delivery Service Schedule. Delivery Service Schedule No. Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary Transmission 4 Per kwh kwh kwh > 1000 kwh For Schedule 4, the kilowatt-hour blocks listed above are based on an average month of approimately days. Residential kilowatt-hour blocks shall be prorated to the nearest whole kilowatt-hour based upon the number of whole days in the billing period (see Rule 10 for details). 23 First 3,000 kwh, per kwh All additional kwh, per kwh First 20,000 kwh, per kwh All additional kwh, per kwh First 20,000 kwh, per kwh All additional kwh, per kwh Winter, first 100 kwh/kw, per kwh Winter, all additional kwh, per kwh Summer, all kwh, per kwh (N) For Schedule 41, Winter is defined as service rendered from December 1 through March 31, Summer is defined as service rendered April 1 through November 30. February 2,2010 Original Sheet No (N) TF NEW Andrea L. Kelly, Vice President, RegUlation Advice No.1 Docket No I UE-210

44 NET POWER COSTS COST-BASED SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 201 Page 2 Monthly Billing Delivery Service Schedule No. Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary Transmission (N) 47/48 Per kwh On-Peak Per kwh, Off-Peak For Schedule 47 and Schedule 48, On-Peak hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday ecluding NERC holidays. Off-Peak hours are remaining hours. Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. 52 For dusk to dawn operation, per kwh For dusk to midnight operation, per kwh Per kwh Type of Luminaire Nominal Rating Monthly kwh RatePer Luminaire Mercury Vapor 7, $0.82 Mercury Vapor 21, $1.85 Mercury Vapor 55, $4.44 High Pressure Sodium 5, $0.33 High Pressure Sodium 22, $0.92 High Pressure Sodium 50, $ A. Company-owned Overhead System Street lights supported on distribution type wood poles: Mercury Vapor Lamps. Nominal Lumen Rating Horizontal, per lamp Vertical, per lamp 7,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) $0.67 $ ,000 (Monthly 172 kwh) $1.52 $ ,000 (Monthly 412 kwh) $3.65 Street lights supported on distribution type metal poles: Mercury Vapor Lamps. Nominal Lumen Rating 7,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) On 26-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp $0.67 On 26-foot poles, vertical, per lamp $0.67 On 30-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 30-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 33-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp 21,000 55,000 (Monthly 172 kwh) (Monthly 412 kwh) $1.52 $1.52 $3.65 (N) TF NEW February 2, 2010 Original Sheet No Advice No / Docket No. UE-210

45 NET POWER COSTS COST-BASED SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 201 Page 3 Monthly Billing (N) Delivery Service Schedule No. 50 B. Company-owned Underground System Nominal Lumen Rating On 26-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 26-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 30-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp On 30-foot poles, vertical, per lamp On 33-foot poles, horizontal, per lamp 7,000 (Monthly 76 kwh) $0.67 $ ,000 (Monthly 172 kwh) $1.52 $ ,000 (Monthly 412 kwh) $ Types of Luminaire Nominal rating Watts Monthly kwh Rate Per Luminaire High Pressure Sodium 5, $0.43 High Pressure Sodium 9, $0.61 High Pressure Sodium 16, $0.89 High Pressure Sodium 22, $1.19 High Pressure Sodium 27, $1.61 High Pressure Sodium 50, $2.46 Metal Halide 9, $0.54 Metal Halide 12, $0.95 Metal Halide 19, $1.31 Metal Halide 32, $2.08 Types of Luminaire Nominal rating Watts Monthly kwh Rate Per Luminaire High Pressure Sodium 5, $0.14 High Pressure Sodium 9, $0.20 High Pressure Sodium 16, $0.29 High Pressure Sodium 22, $0.39 High Pressure Sodium 27, $0.53 High Pressure Sodium 50, $0.80 Metal Halide 9, $0.18 Metal Halide 12, $0.31 Metal Halide 19, $0.43 Metal Halide 32, $0.68 Metal Halide 107,800 1, $1.62 Non-Listed Luminaire, per kwh TF NEW January 28,2010 February 2,2010 Original Sheet No Advice No / Docket No. UE-210 (N)

46 NET POWER COSTS COST-BASED SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 201 Page 4 Returning Service Requirements (N) For Nonresidential Consumers who have chosen service under Schedule 220, Standard Offer Supply Service or who have chosen Direct Access Delivery service under the applicable tariff. A Consumer shall meet the Returning service Requirements of this Schedule by making a request to the Company to receive service under this Schedule and agreeing to pay to the Company a Returning service Payment that compensates for the increased cost of serving such returning Consumer due to an increase in market price as compared to the market price used in determining the Consumer's applicable transition credit as specified under Schedule 294. Upon return to this Schedule, PacifiCorp will cease applying Schedule 294 to the returning Consumer receiving service under this Schedule and shall remove the Consumer's Schedule 294 credit from the transition adjustment balancing account. Returning Service Payment, epressed in dollars, shall be the result of multiplying the epected remaining monthly usage times the difference between the forward market price at the time of the Consumer's request to return to Cost-Based Supply Service and the forward market price used for determining the Schedule 294 Transition Adjustment, times 110 percent. The Payment shall be based on the Consumer's epected monthly usage and the Company's current forward energy market prices. The Consumer's epected remaining usage shall be based on a pro rata share of the current month's usage and Consumer's historical data for each remaining month of the period over which the Transition Adjustment was calculated. Consumer's usage will be allocated into peak and off-peak periods by month using a predetermined peak/off-peak ratio for Customer's applicable Delivery Service Schedule. The payment will be calculated by multiplying the monthly allocated peak- and off-peak usage by the difference between the forward market price at the time of the request and the forward market price used for the Schedule 294 Adjustment. The Returning Service Payment will only apply if the result of this calculation results in a positive number. For the Consumer who chooses direct access service or Schedule 220, the Consumer will pay the Returning Service Payment to return to service under this schedule. Upon receiving the calculated amount of the Returning Service Payment from the Company, Consumer shall have until the close of business on that day to eecute the agreement to pay the Returning Service Payment. (N) TF NEW February 2,2010 Original Sheet No Advice No / UE-210

47 RENEWABLE ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE SUPPLY SERVICE ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 202 Page 1 Purpose This schedule recovers, between rate cases, the costs to construct or otherwise acquire facilities that generate electricity from renewable energy sources and for associated electricity transmission. This adjustment is to recover the actual and forecasted revenue requirement associated with the prudently incurred costs of resources, including associated transmission, that are eligible under Senate Bill 838 (2007) and in service as of the date of the proposed rate change. The revenue requirement includes the actual return of and grossed up return on capital costs of the renewable energy source and associated transmission at the currently authorized rate of return, forecasted operation and maintenance costs, forecasted property taes, forecasted energy ta credits, and other forecasted costs not captured in the Transition Adjustment Mechanism (TAM). The adjustment will also include an update on gross revenues, net revenues and total income ta epense for the calculation of "taes authorized to be collected in rates" pursuant to OAR The revenue requirement for Oregon will be calculated using the forecasted inter-jurisdictional allocation factors based on the same 12-month period used in the TAM. Applicable To Residential consumers and Nonresidential consumers who take supply service under Schedule 201, 220, 230 and 247 and consumers served under Schedule 33. To Nonresidential consumers who take direct access service, other than under a multi-year cost of service opt-out option, until December 31, Energy Charge The adjustment rate is listed below by Delivery Service and Direct Access Delivery Service Schedule. Schedule , , , ,741 47, , , , , , 754 Charge cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh (R) (R) TF REV February 2, 2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

48 RENEWABLE RESOURCE DEFERRAL ADJUSTMENT SUPPLY SERVICE ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 203 Purpose This schedule recovers the costs deferred for renewable resources as authorized by Order Nos , , and Applicable To Residential consumers and Nonresidential consumers who take supply service under Schedule 201, 220, 230 and 247 and consumers served under Schedule 33. To Nonresidential consumers who take direct access service, other than under a multi-year cost of service opt-out option, until December 31, Energy Charge The adjustment rate is listed below by Delivery Service and Direct Access Delivery Service Schedule. Schedule , , , ,741 47, , , , , , 754 Charge cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh cents per kwh This schedule will terminate at such time as the renewable resource deferred balances have been fully collected. TF REV February 2,2010 Second Revision of Sheet No Canceling First Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

49 PORTFOLIO TIME-OF-USE SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 210 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Residential and Small Nonresidential Consumers receiving Delivery Service under Schedules 4, 23 or 41, in conjunction with Supply Service Schedule 201, who have elected to take this service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Portfolio Service Charge and the Energy Charge. The Monthly Billing is in addition to all other charges contained in Consumer's applicable Delivery Service schedule, Base Supply Service Schedule 200 and Supply Service Schedule 201. Portfolio Service Charge $1.50 per month Energy Charge Delivery Service Schedule No. Winter Season Summer 4 On-Peak kwh, per kwh Off-Peak kwh, per kwh (1.125) (1.125) 23 On-Peak kwh, per kwh Off-Peak kwh, per kwh (1,438) (1,438) 41 On-Peak kwh, per kwh Off-Peak kwh, per kwh (1.231) (1.231 ) Seasonal Definition Winter months are defined as November 1 through March 31. Summer months are defined as April 1 through October 31. Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge will be the Portfolio'Service Charge. On-Peak Period Winter Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Summer Monday through Friday 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. TF REV February 2, 2010 Andrea L Kelly, Vice President, Regulation Ninth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Eighth Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

50 PORTFOLIO TIME-OF-USE SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 210 Page 2 Off-Peak Period All non On-Peak Period plus the following holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Guarantee Payment The Company shall guarantee against increase of consumer costs for the first 12 months of enrollment in the program. If the total annual energy costs incurred on this Schedule eceed 10% over what costs would have been for the same period under Cost-Based Supply Service, the net difference, Guarantee Payment, will be credited on the customer's bill following the last month of the one-year commitment. The Portfolio Service Charge shall not be included in the calculation of the Guarantee Payment and shall not be credited. No Guarantee Payment shall be given if Consumer terminates service before the end of the initial one-year period. Special Conditions 1. The Consumer shall not resell electric service received from the Company under provisions of this Schedule to any person, ecept by written permission of the company and where the Consumer meters and bills any of its tenants at the Company's regular tariff rate for the type of service which such tenant may actually receive. 2. The Company will recover any lost revenues and Guarantee Payment amounts incurred under the Portfolio Option through adjustments to Schedule 291 or Schedule Consumers on this tariff schedule shall have a term of not less than one year. Service will continue under this schedule until Consumer notifies the Company to discontinue service. 4. The Consumer must have a time-of-use meter installed to participate in this option. The Company anticipates that a delay may occur from the time a Consumer requests service under this option until the Company can provide the meter installation. In the interim, Consumers will receive service under the applicable Delivery Service schedule on Supply Service Schedule Billing under this schedule shall begin for the Consumer following installation of the time-of-use meter and the initial meter reading. 6. The Company will not accept enrollment for accounts that have: Time-payment agreement in effect Received two or more final disconnect notices Been disconnected for non-payment within the last 12 months. TF REV January 28,2010 February 2,2010 Sith Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fifth Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

51 PORTFOLIO RENEWABLE USAGE SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 211 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Residential and Small Nonresidential Consumers receiving Delivery Service under Schedules 4, 23 or 41, in conjunction with Supply Service Schedule 201, who have elected to take this service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the Energy Charge. The Monthly Billing is in addition to all other charges contained in Consumer's applicable Delivery Service schedule, Base Supply Schedule 200 and Supply Service Schedule 201. Energy Charge Per kwh 1.20 Administration Product provides Renewable Power. The Company is acquiring Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) through a Commission-approved bid process to support this product. Funds received from participating customers under this Schedule will be used to purchase RECs to match participating customer's monthly electricity usage and to cover program costs. Funds remaining after purchasing RECs and covering program costs will be donated to a renewable energy development and demonstration fund, which will be used to fund renewable energy projects in the state of Oregon. Renewable Power Eligible renewable technologies that may be used to supply certified power include the following: low emissions biomass - including landfill and sewage gas, geothermal, certified low impact hydroelectric, solar, wind and fuel cells using a renewable fuel. Certified products must meet certain minimum standards for the supply of new eligible renewable energy (kwh). Renewable energy generated in response to any federal or state statutory reqyirement to construct or contract for the renewable energy is not eligible as new. New renewable resources are those (1) placed in operation (generating electricity) on or after July 23, 1999, therefore ecluding electricity generated by that part of the Wyoming, Foote Creek Wind Project fully in service before July 23, 1999; (2) repowered on or after July 23, 1999 such that at 80% of the fair market value of the project derives from new generation equipment installed as part of the repowering, or (3) a separable improvement to or enhancement of an operating eisting facility that was first placed in operation prior to July 23, 1999, such that the proposed incremental generation is contractually available for sale and metered separately than eisting generation at the facility. Any enhancement of a fuel source that increases generation at an eisting facility, without the construction of a new or repowered, separately metered generating unit, is not eligible to participate. TF REV February 2, 2010 Seventh Revision of Sheet No Canceling Sith Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

52 PORTFOLIO FIED RENEWABLE ENERGY SCHEDULE 212 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Residential and Small Nonresidential Consumers receiving Delivery Service under Schedules 4, 23 or 41, in conjunction with Supply Service Schedule 201. Administration Funds received from Consumers under this Schedule will cover program costs and match Renewable Energy purchases to Block purchases. Funds not spent after covering program costs and matching Renewable Energy purchases to Block purchases may be used to fund Qualifying Initiatives as defined below. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the number of Blocks the Consumer has agreed to purchase multiplied by the Charge per Block. The Monthly Billing is in addition to all other charges contained in Consumer's applicable Delivery Service Schedule, Base Supply Schedule 200 and Supply Service Schedule 201. Renewable Power Block 1 block equals 100 kwh of Renewable Energy. Charge per Block $1.95 per month Renewable Energy Renewable Energy includes bundled power or Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) derived from the following fuels: wind; solar; geothermal energy; certified low impact hydroelectric; hydrogen derived from photovoltaic electrolysis or a non-hydrocarbon derivation process; wave or tidal action; and low emissions biomass based on digester methane gas from landfills, sewage treatment plants or animal waste and biomass energy based on solid organic fuels from wood, forest or field residues or dedicated crops that do not include wood pieces that have been treated with chemical preservatives such as creosote, pentachlorophenol or copper chrome arsenic. Renewable Energy Credits (also known as Tradable Renewable Energy Credits, Renewable Energy Certificates, Green Tags or Carbon Credits) represent all of the regional and global environmental and emissions benefits associated with one unit of output from a qualifying renewable electricity generating resource. In some markets, the credits are certified by an independent third party and include a serial number for tracking purposes. TF REV February 2, 2010 Fifth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

53 PORTFOLIO HABITAT SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 213 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Residential and Small Nonresidential Consumers receiving Delivery Service under Schedules 4,23 or 41, in conjunction with Supply Service Schedule 201, who have elected to take this service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the contribution for habitat restoration plus the charge for Renewable Usage Power. The Monthly Billing is in addition to all other charges contained in Consumer's applicable Delivery Service Schedule, Base Supply Service Schedule 200 and Supply Service Schedule 201. Charge per Month $2.50 per month for Habitat Restoration per kwh. Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge will be the Habitat Restoration Charge. Admin istration Product provides Renewable Power. The Company is acquiring Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) through a Commission-approved bid process to support this product. Funds received from participating customers under this Schedule will be used to purchase RECs to match participating customer's monthly electricity usage and to cover program costs. Funds remaining after purchasing RECs and covering program costs will be donated to a renewable energy development and demonstration fund, which will be used to fund renewable energy projects in the state of Oregon. Renewable Power Eligible renewable technologies that may be used to supply certified power include the following: low emissions biomass - including landfill and sewage gas, geothermal, certified low impact hydroelectric, solar, wind and fuel cells using a renewable fuel. Certified products must meet certain minimum standards for the supply of new eligible renewable energy (kwh). Renewable energy generated in response to any federal or state statutory requirement to construct or contract for the renewable energy is not eligible as new. New renewable resources are those (1) placed in operation (generating electricity) on or after July 23, 1999, therefore ecluding electricity generated by that part of the Wyoming, Foote Creek Wind Project fully in service before july 23, 1999; (2) repowered on or after July 23, 1999 such that at 80% of the fair market value of the project derives from new generation equipment installed as part of the repowering, or (3) a separable improvement to or enhancement of an operating eisting facility that was first placed in operation prior to July 23, 1999, such that the proposed incremental generation is contractually available for sale and metered separately than eisting generation at the facility. Any enhancement of a fuel source that increases generation at an eisting facility, without the construction of a new or repowered, separately metered generating unit, is not eligible to participate. TF REV Seventh Revision of Sheet No February 2,2010 Canceling Sith Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

54 STANDARD OFFER SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 220 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Nonresidential Consumers who have elected to take this service. in conjunction with the applicable Delivery Service Schedule. This service may be taken only Energy Charge The Energy Charge shall be based on the Energy Charge Daily Rate as described below. The Energy Charge Daily Rate is calculated by applying the same monthly weights produced by the Weighted Market Value calculation in the Transition Adjustment Schedule - Schedule 294 to actual daily market prices reported by the Dow Jones indices at California/Oregon Border (COB), Mid Columbia (Mid-C) and Desert Southwest (DSW), which includes the Palo Verde and Four Corners markets. The weights and thermal value will remain constant throughout the calendar year. Standard Offer HLH Standard Offer LLH Market Weight Market Weight COB 9.78% COB 13.82% DSW 25.10% DSW 20.14% MidC 56.97% MidC 42.22% SP % SP % Thermal 8.15% $27.93/MWh Thermal 23.82% $16.67/MWh Total 100% Total 100% If prices are not reported for a particular day or days, the average of the immediately preceding and following reported days' on-peak and off-peak prices shall be used to determine the price for the nonreported period. On-peak and off-peak hours shall be defined as reported by Dow Jones for the Mid Columbia Inde. Currently, on-peak hours are between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday ecluding NERC holidays. Off-peak hours are all remaining hours. Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. The Consumer shall notify the Company of its choice of this option within the period defined in OAR The Consumer shall remain on this option until the Company is properly notified of the Consumers' election of Direct Access Service. The Consumer may return to Cost-Based Supply Service consistent with the provisions of Schedule 201. (Continued) January 28,2010 Eleventh Revision of Sheet No February 2,2010 Canceling Tenth Revision of Sheet No TF REV Advice No./Docket No / UE-210

55 STANDARD OFFER SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 220 Page 2 Return to Cost-Based Supply Service The Consumer's return to Cost-Based Supply SeNice is restricted under the provisions of Schedule 201, Cost-Based Supply SeNice. Loss Adjustment Factor The loss adjustment shall be included by multiplying the above applicable Energy Charge Option by the following adjustment factors: Transmission Delivery Voltage Primary Delivery Voltage Secondary Delivery Voltage (R) I (R) In addition to this energy charge, all customers purchasing this senice are required to pay for ancillary senices at the rates determined by the appropriate pro forma transmission tariffs. January 28,2010 With senice rendered on and after February 2,2010 Third Revision of Sheet No Canceling Second Revision of Sheet No TF REV Advice No Docket No. UE-210

56 EMERGENCY SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 230 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon Applicable To Nonresidential Consumers. Service commences upon the Company becoming aware that the Nonresidential Consumer's ESS is no longer providing service. Delivery Service shall be billed under the Consumer's applicable rate schedule from the following: Schedule 23,28,30,41,47,48,51,52, 53, 54. The Consumer must move off of this service within five business days of commencing service under this Schedule. Energy Charge The Energy Charge shall be based on the Energy Charge Daily Rate as described below. The Energy Charge Daily Rate is the Dow Jones Mid-Columbia Daily Electricity Firm Price Inde (DJ- Mid-C Inde) plus the Emergency Default Risk Premium plus the adjustment for losses. If prices are not reported for a particular day or days, the average of the immediately preceding and following reported days' on-peak and off-peak prices shall be used to determine the price for the non-reported period. On-peak and off-peak hours shall be defined as reported by Dow Jones for the Mid-Columbia Inde. Currently, on-peak hours are between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday ecluding NERC holidays. Off-peak hours are all remaining hours. Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. The Emergency Default Risk Premium shall be 25 percent of the DJ-Mid-C Inde. The loss adjustment shall be included by multiplying the Energy Charge Daily Rate by the following adjustment factors: Transmission Delivery Voltage Primary Delivery Voltage Secondary Delivery Voltage (R) I (R) In addition to this energy charge, all customers purchasing this service are required to pay for ancillary services at the rates determined by the appropriate pro forma transmission tariffs. TF1230.REV February 2, 2010 Seventh Revision of Sheet No. 230 Canceling Sith Revision of Sheet No. 230 Advice No / Docket No. UE-210

57 PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 247 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers receiving Delivery Service under Schedule 47. Energy Charge The Energy Charge is comprised of the following: Baseline Energy Baseline Energy shall be charged at the applicable Energy Charge under Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of Schedule 201 or Schedule 220. For Energy supplied in ecess of Baseline Energy, the Scheduled Maintenance Energy and/or Unscheduled Energy charges will apply ecept for Energy supplied pursuant to other replacement power services approved by the Commission and provided by the Company. Usage on an hourly basis up to and including the Baseline Demand as specified in Schedule 47 will be considered Baseline Energy. Scheduled Maintenance Energy Scheduled Maintenance Energy shall be charged at the applicable Supply Service Schedule 201 or Schedule 220, as appropriate and in accordance with the Applicable section of Schedule 201 or Schedule 220. Scheduled Maintenance Energy is Energy prescheduled for delivery to serve the Consumer's load normally served by the Consumer's own generation (i.e., above Baseline Energy). Scheduled Maintenance must be prescheduled at least 30 days before delivery for a time period mutually agreeable to the Company and the Consumer. If resource, market, or other system conditions deviate significantly from epected conditions at the time the Company accepted the customer's request for Scheduled Maintenance Energy, the Company may cancel Scheduled Maintenance Energy at any time with seven days notice prior to the beginning of a Scheduled Maintenance period. If canceled, Company will make its best effort to reschedule Scheduled Maintenance Energy. For this event, Consumer will be required to submit a revised preschedule, but the 30 day advance notice requirement will be waived. Scheduled Maintenance Energy may be taken for two events per calendar year. At the discretion of the Company the number of Scheduled Maintenance Energy events may be etended. Scheduled Maintenance Energy offerings shall not eceed a total of 31 days per calendar year. TF REV January 28,2010 February 2, 2010 Andrea L Kelly, Vice President, Regulation First Revision of Sheet No Canceling Original Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

58 PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 247 Page 2 Energy Charge Unscheduled Energy Any Electricity provided to the Consumer that does not qualify as Baseline Energy or Scheduled Maintenance Energy shall be Unscheduled Energy and priced at an Hourly Rate consisting of the Powerde Mid-Columbia Hourly Firm Electricity Price Inde (Powerde Mid-C Hourly Firm Inde) plus 0.14 per kwh, plus the adjustment for Losses. Prices reported with no transaction volume or as survey-based shall be considered reported. On-peak hours are between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Pacific Prevailing Time (PPT) Monday through Saturday ecluding North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) holidays. Off-peak hours are all remaining hours. Due to the epansions of Daylight Saving Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. Losses The Company may request that a Consumer taking a significant amount of Unscheduled Energy during more than 1,000 hours during a calendar year provide information detailing the reasons that the generator was not able to run during those hours in order to determine the appropriate Baseline Demand. Losses shall be included by multiplying the applicable Energy Charge by the following adjustment factors: Transmission Delivery Voltage Primary Delivery Voltage Secondary Delivery Voltage (R) I (R) Special Conditions Special conditions contained in Delivery Service Schedule 47 apply to this Schedule. Rules and Regulations Service and rates under this Schedule are subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV January 28,2010 Third Revision of Sheet No February 2, 2010 Canceling Second Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

59 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE/PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS SERVICE - ECONOMIC REPLACEMENT POWER RIDER SUPPLY SERVICE SCHEDULE 276R Page 4 Losses Losses shall be included by multiplying the ERP Charge by the following adjustment factors: Transmission Delivery Voltage Primary Delivery Voltage Secondary Delivery Voltage (R) I (R) Special Conditions 1. Prior to receiving service under this schedule, the Consumer and the Company must enter into a written agreement governing the terms and conditions of service, including, but not limited to, consequences of failure to perform. In particular, the written agreement shall specify that under a force majeure event, Company and Consumer shall make best efforts to mitigate damages. 2. Service under this schedule applies only to prescheduled ERP supplied by the Company pursuant to this schedule, the ERPA and the corresponding written agreement. All other Energy supplied will be made under the terms of Schedule 247. All notice provisions of this schedule and agreement must be complied with for delivery of Energy. The Consumer is required to maintain Schedule 247 service unless otherwise agreed to by the Company. 3. All charges and requirements of Schedule 247 shall apply ecept as provided for under this schedule. 4. ERP supplied shall not be resold. 5. The Company may interrupt ERP due to Transmission constraints. 6. The Company is not responsible for providing market information to Consumer other than as specified in this tariff. 7. The Company has no obligation to provide the Consumer with ERP ecept as eplicitly agreed to by both parties. 8. Each day of delivery begins HE 0100 and ends HE 2400 under Pacific Prevailing Time (Pacific Standard Time or Pacific Daylight Time). TF1 276R-4.REV February 2, 2010 Second Revision of Sheet No. 276R-4 Canceling First Revision of Sheet No. 276R-4 Advice No Docket No. UE-210

60 TRANSITION ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 294 Page 1 Purpose The purpose of this Schedule is to adjust prices to reflect the results of the ongoing valuation method under OAR Applicable This Schedule is applicable to all Nonresidential Consumers receiving service under Schedule 220, Standard Offer Service, Schedule 230, Emergency Supply Service or the applicable Direct Access Service Schedule. Transition Adjustment The transition adjustment is the difference between the estimated market value of the electricity that is freed up when a customer chooses to leave Cost-Based Supply Service for Direct Access versus the Company's regulated price. The estimated market value of the freed up electricity is determined by running two system simulations - one simulation with the Company serving the Direct Access Consumer and one simulation with the Company not serving the Direct Access Consumer. The difference between the two scenarios is analyzed to calculate the impact on the Company's total system. The impacts are then used to determine the Weighted Market Value of the energy, which is then compared to the Customer's energy-only tariff schedule rate. Notification of Transition Adjustment Based on the announcement date defined in OAR , the Company will post on its website ( the monthly on- and off-peak transition adjustment for each delivery service schedule shown on Schedule 201 for each applicable delivery voltage level for Nonresidential Consumers for the 12-month period from January 1 through December 31 of the calendar year subsequent to the announcement date. Balancing Account Beginning January 2006, the Company will accrue in this account, the costs, resulting from changes in the forward price curve that occurred during the open enrollment window, the load actually participating in Direct Access as compared to the assumed level of participation in the simulations, and any eecuted energy transactions resulting from significant load departure, if such costs eceed $250,000. The Company shall accrue interest on transition adjustment balances, whether positive or negative, at the Company's authorized rate of return. Amounts in this account will be recovered through Schedule 293 from all consumers eligible for direct access. The Transition Adjustment amounts are shown on Sheet for each rate schedule, by Heavy Load Hours (HLH), Light Load Hours (LLH) and voltage level, where applicable. They are epressed on a cents per kilowatt-hour basis. February 2, 2010 Sith Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fifth Revision of Sheet No. 294 TF REV Advice No Docket No. UE-210

61 TRANSITION ADJUSTMENT ONE-TIME MULTI-YEAR COST OF SERVICE OPT-OUT SCHEDULE 295 Page 1 Available Applicable In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. To Large Nonresidential Consumers who have chosen to opt-out of the Company's Cost-Based Supply Service Schedule 201 during the enrollment period specified below and who currently receive Delivery Service under Schedules 47, 48, 747, or 748 or Consumers who receive service under Delivery Service Schedules 30 or 730 under a single corporate name with meters of more than 200 kw of billing demand at least once in the previous thirteen months that total to at least 2 MW. Minimum Three-Year Option Enrollment Period: November 16 - December 7, 2009 with a minimum service period from January 1, 2010 through December 31, Also applicable to consumers who elected the Multi-year Cost of Service Opt-Out during a previous enrollment period. Total Eligible Load A total load of 200 MW will be accepted under this schedule. Transition Adjustment The Transition Adjustment will remain fied over the 3-year period, The annual Transition Adjustment amounts are shown on Sheets for each rate schedule for 2010,2011 and 2012, by Heavy Load Hours (HLH), Light Load Hours (LLH) and voltage level, where applicable. They are epressed on a cents per kilowatt-hour basis, Energy Supply The Consumer must elect to purchase energy from an ESS (Direct Access Service) for all of the Consumer's Points of Delivery under this schedule. Notification of Transition Adjustment Based on the announcement date defined in OAR , the Company will post on its website ( the transition adjustment for each eligible delivery service schedule shown on Schedule 201 for each applicable delivery voltage level for Nonresidential Consumers for the 3-year period from January 1 of the calendar year subsequent to the announcement date, TF ,REV February 2, 2010 Andrea L. Kelly Vice President, Regulation P,U.C, OR No, 35 Fifth Revision of Sheet No, Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No, Advice No, / Docket No, UE-210

62 RATE MITIGATION ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULE 299 All bills calculated in accordance with Schedules contained in presently effective Tariff Or. NO.35 shall have applied an amount equal to the product of all metered kilowatt-hours multiplied by the following cents per kilowatt hour. Schedule 4 Schedule 15 Schedule 23, 723 Schedule 28, 728 Schedule 30, 730 Schedule 41,741 Schedule 47,747 Schedule 48, 748 Schedule 50 Schedule 51, 751 Schedule 52, 752 Schedule 53, 753 Schedule 54, cents cents (0.277) cents cents cents (2.413) cents (0.326) cents (0.326) cents cents cents cents cents cents TF1 299.REV February 2,2010 Fifth Revision of Sheet No. 299 Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No. 299 Advice No Docket No. UE-210

63 SPECIAL CONTRACTS SCHEDULE 400 Page 2 Applicable Eligibility Criteria Summarized from Order c. Can purchase their own supplies and install their own distribution system, or c. Are otherwise so price sensitive that a special contract would increase consumption enough to increase the customer's contribution to the Company's fied costs. 3. The special contract for discretionary customers must be designed to maimize contribution to fied costs from customers receiving the special contract. In addition, the contract price must be greater than variable cost plus a minimum contribution to fied costs. As the Company's system nears capacity, the minimum contract price must reflect the impact of system epansion on average costs. 4. Special contracts are permissible subject to the following conditions: a. Similar special contracts must be made available to any customer meeting the criteria for the class; and b. The Commission must be able to change any special contract. 5. The following are permissible classification criteria: a. Volume of use b. End use, at least to the etent difference in end use concisely describes difference in demands placed on the Company. c. Other factors affecting the contract price the customer will pay for the Company's service. 6. The following are not permissible criteria: a. Past usage b. Impacts on social policy goals unrelated to the Commission's mandate. Special Contracts Eligibility criteria listed below under each special contract generally indicate the unique characteristics of each Customer which are used in evaluating each special contract in accordance with the eligibility criteria set forth above in the APPLICABLE section of this Tariff Schedule. All Monthly Billings shall be adjusted in Accordance with Schedule 91 and Schedule 290. Consumers who were served on special contracts with prices linked to the Company's Schedules 47T or 48T shall be served under the present Schedules 47 or 48 Delivery Service tariff and Schedule 201 or 247 Cost-Based Supply Service tariff as appropriate. TF REV February 2,2010 Second Revision of Sheet No Canceling First Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

64 GENERAL SERVICE - SMALL NONRESIDENTIAL DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 723 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Small Nonresidential Consumers who have chosen to receive electricity from an ESS, and as specified in the Company's Rules & Regulations, Rule 7.K. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge Single Phase, per month Three Phase, per month Load Size Charge :<;15kW > 15 kw, per kw for all kw in ecess of 15 kw, Load Size Demand Charge, the first 15 kw of demand Demand Charge, per kw in ecess of 15 kw Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $17.55 $17.55 $26.20 $26.20 No Charge No Charge $ 1.20 $ 1.20 No Charge No Charge $ 4.08 $ $ 0.65 $ 0.60 kw Load Size For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. TF REV February 2, 2010 Fifth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

65 GENERAL SERVICE - SMALL NONRESIDENTIAL DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 723 Page 2 Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge. minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions. A higher Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month. Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of Company's demand meter for the 15-minute period of Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Communication Devices Communication devices with fied loads that are installed on streetlights, traffic signals or elsewhere and connected to the Company's system for electric service may be unmetered and shall be served under this schedule in accordance with Rule 7.C. Such unmetered devices not eceeding 35 line watts per unit, served under multiple Points of Delivery to a single Consumer, may be grouped under a single Consumer account for billing purposes such that the Consumer pays a single Basic Charge for multiple units in addition to a per unit energy-based charge. Not more than 100 units shall be grouped under a single account. All devices are required to be installed and maintained under a pole attachment agreement. The Consumer is required to notify the Company in writing and receive subsequent approval prior to installation, modification or removal of any device. All devices mounted to Company owned facilities shall be installed, maintained, transferred or removed only by qualified personnel approved in advance by the Company. If approved qualified personnel are not available or at the Company's discretion, the Company may perform these functions at the Consumer's epense. Base Supply Service (N) All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule I 200, Base Supply Service. (N) Transmission &Ancillary Services Consumers taking service under the schedule must also take service under the Company's FERC Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) or be served by an ESS or Scheduling ESS. TF REV February 2, 2010 Third Revision of Sheet No Canceling Second Revision Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

66 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 31 KW TO 200 KW DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 728 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers who have chosen to receive electricity from an ESS, and whose loads have not registered more than 200 kw, more than si times in the preceding 12-month period and as specified in the Company's Rules & Regulations, Rule 7.K. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge Load Size::; 50 kw, per month Load Size kw, per month Load Size kw, per month Load Size> 300 kw, per month Load Size Charge :::; 50 kw, per kw load size kw, per kw load size kw, per kw Load Size > 300 kw, per kw Load Size Demand Charge, per kw Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $ $ $ $ $ 0.90 $ 0.70 $ 0.40 $ 0.30 $ $ 0.65 $ $ $ $ $ 1.00 $ 0.80 $ 0.45 $ 0.25 $ $ 0.60,(R: kw Load Size For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge plus the Demand charge. A higher minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions. TF REV February 2,2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

67 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 31 KW TO 200 KW DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 728 Page 2 Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month. Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of Company's demand meter for the 15-minute period of Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw, but not less than 15 kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Base Supply Service (N) All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule I 200, Base Supply Service. (N) Transmission & Ancillary Services Consumers taking service under the schedule must also take service under the Company's FERC Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) or be served by an ESS or Scheduling ESS. Special Conditions Consumer shall not resell electric service received from Company under provisions of this Schedule to any person, ecept by permission of the Company. Continuing Service Ecept as specifically provided otherwise, the rates of this tariff are based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a seasonal Consumer from minimum monthly charges. Term of Contract Company may require the Consumer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of not less than one year. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which This Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2,2010 Andrea L. Kelly, Vice President, RegUlation Third Revision of Sheet No Canceling Second Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

68 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 201 KW TO 999 KW DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 730 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Large Nonresidential Consumers who have chosen to receive electricity from an ESS, and whose loads have registered more than 200 kw, more than si times in the preceding 12-month period but have not registered 1,000 kw or more, more than once in the preceding 18-month period and who are not otherwise subject to service on Schedule 747 or 748. Deliveries at more than one point, or more than one voltage and phase classification, will be separately metered and billed. Service for intermittent, partial requirements, or highly fluctuating loads, or where service is seasonally disconnected during anyone year period will be provided only by special contract for such service. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge Load Size ~ 200 kw, per month Load Size kw, per month Load Size> 300 kw, per month Load Size Charge ~ 200 kw, per kw load size kw, per kw Load Size > 300 kw, per kw Load Size Demand Charge, per kw Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary $ $ $ No Charge $ 1.30 $ 0.65 $ 2.84 $ 0.65 $ $ $ No Charge $ 1.15 $ 0.60 $ 2.62 $ 0.60 I I kw Load Size For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. Minimum Charge The minimum monthly charge shall be the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge plus the Demand charge. A higher minimum may be required under contract to cover special conditions. TF REV January 28,2010 February 2,2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

69 GENERAL SERVICE - LARGE NONRESIDENTIAL 201 KW TO 999 KW DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 730 Page 2 Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive demand for the month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the measured kilowatt demand for the same month. Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of Company's demand meter for the 15-minute period of Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw, but not less than 100 kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Base Supply Service (N) All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule I 200, Base Supply Service. (N) Transmission & Ancillary Services Consumers taking service under the schedule must also take service under the Company's FERC Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) or be served by an ESS or Scheduling ESS. Special Conditions Consumer shall not resell electric service received from Company under provisions of this Schedule to any person, ecept by permission of the Company. Continuing Service Ecept as specifically provided otherwise, the rates of this tariff are based on continuing service at each service location. Disconnect and reconnect transactions shall not operate to relieve a seasonal Consumer from minimum monthly charges. Term of Contract Company may require the Consumer to sign a written contract which shall have a term of not less than one year. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which This Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2,2010 Third Revision of Sheet No Canceling Second Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

70 AGRICULTURAL PUMPING SERVICE DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 741 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable To Consumers who have chosen to receive electricity from an ESS and desiring service for agricultural irrigation or agricultural soil drainage pumping installations only and whose loads have not registered 1,000kW or more, more than once in the preceding 18-month period and who are not otherwise subject to service on Schedule 747 or 748. Service furnished under this Schedule will be metered and billed separately at each point of delivery. Monthly Billing Ecept for November, the Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Energy Charge, Reactive Power Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. For November, the billing shall be the sum of the Basic Charge, Load Size Charge, Distribution Energy Charge, Reactive Power Charge plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Distribution Charge Basic Charge (November billing only) Load Size::; 50 kw, or Single Phase Any Size Three Phase Load Size kw Three Phase Load Size> 300 kw Load Size Charge (November billing only) Single Phase Any Size, Three Phase::; 50 kw Three Phase kw, per kw Three Phase> 300 kw, per kw Single Phase, Minimum Charge Three Phase, Minimum Charge Distribution Energy Charge, per kwh Reactive Power Charge, per kvar Delivery Voltage Secondary Primary No Charge $ $1, $ $ $ 7.00 $ $ $ 0.65 No Charge $ $1, $ $ $ 7.00 $ $ $ 0.60 (R) kw Load Size For determination of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge, the kw load size shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly demands established during the 12-month period, which includes and ends with the current billing month. Monthly kw is the measured kw shown by or computed from the readings of Company's meter, or by appropriate test, for the 15-minute period of Consumer's greatest takings during the billing month; provided, however, that for motors 10 hp or less, the Monthly kw may, subject to confirmation by test, be determined from the nameplate hp rating and the following table: TF REV If Motor Size Is: 2 hp or less Over 2 through 3 hp Over 3 through 5 hp Over 5 through 7.5 hp Over 7.5 through 10 hp January 28,2010 February 2,2010 Monthly kw is: 2kW 3kW 5kW 7 kw 9kW Sith Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fifth Revision of Sheet NO Advice No Docket No. UE-210

71 AGRICULTURAL PUMPING SERVICE DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 741 Page 2 kw Load Size In no case shall the Monthly kw be less than the average kw determined as: Average kw= kwh for billing month hours in billing month Reactive Power Charge The maimum 15-minute reactive takings for the billing month in kilovolt-amperes in ecess of 40% of the Monthly kw. Metering Adjustment For a Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of For a Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Base Supply Service (N) All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule I 200, Base Supply Service. (N) Transmission &Ancillary Services Consumers taking service under this schedule must also take service under the Company's FERC Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) or be served by an ESS or Scheduling ESS. Special Conditions 1) For new or terminating service, the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge shall be prorated based upon the length of time the account is active during the 12-month period December through November; provided, however, that proration of the Basic Charge and the Load Size Charge will be available on termination only if a full Basic Charge and Load Size Charge was paid for the delivery point for the preceding year. 2) For new service or for reestablishment of service, Company will require a written contract. 3) In the absence of a Consumer or Applicant willing to contract for service, Company may remove its facilities. 4) Energy use may be carried forward and be billed in a subsequent billing month; provided, however, that energy will not be carried forward and be charged for at a higher rate than was applicable for the billing months during which the energy was used. Term of Contract Not less than three years. Rules and Regulations Service under this Schedule is subject to the General Rules and Regulations contained in the tariff of which this Schedule is a part and to those prescribed by regulatory authorities. TF REV February 2, 2010 Third Revision of Sheet NO Canceling Second Revision of Sheet NO Advice No Docket No. UE-210

72 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS - 1,000 KW AND OVER DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 747 Page 1 Available In all territory served by the Company in the State of Oregon. Applicable This Schedule is applicable to Consumers who have chosen to receive electricity from an ESS. To Large Nonresidential Consumers supplying all or some portion of their load by self-generation operating on a regular basis, requiring standby electric service from the Company where the Consumer's self-generation has both a total nameplate rating of 1,000 kw or greater and where standby electric service is required for 1,000 kw or greater. Consumers requiring standby electric service from the Company for less than 1,000 kw shall be served under the applicable general service schedule. Monthly Billing The Monthly Billing shall be the sum of the Distribution Charge and Reserves Charges plus applicable adjustments as specified in Schedule 90. Delivery Voltage Distribution Charge Secondary Primary Transmission Basic Charge Facility Capacity <= 4,000 kw, per month $ $ $ Facility Capacity> 4,000 kw, per month $ $ $ Facilities Charge <=4,000 kw, per kw Facility Capacity $1.30 $0.70 $0.60 (R)(R) > 4,000 kw, per kw Facility Capacity $1.20 $0.65 $0.60 (R)(R) On-Peak Demand Charge, per kw $1.88 $2.05 $1.35 Reactive Power Charges Per kvar $0.65 $0.60 $0.55 Per kvarh $ $ $ Reserves Charges Spinning Reserves per kw of Facility Capacity $0.27 $0.27 $0.27 Spinning Reserves (with Company-approved Self-Supply Agreement) per kw of Self-Supplied Spinning Reserves ($0.27) ($0.27) ($0.27) Supplemental Reserves per kw of Facility Capacity $0.27 $0.27 $0.27 Supplemental Reserves (with Company-approved load reduction plan or Self-Supply Agreement) per kw of approved load reduction kw ($0.27) ($0.27) ($0.27) TF REV February 2, 2010 Fifth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Fourth Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

73 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS - 1,000 KW AND OVER DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 747 Page 2 On-Peak Demand The kw shown by or computed from the readings of the Company's demand meter for the On-Peak is-minute period of the Consumer's greatest use during the month, determined to the nearest kw. On-Peak hours are between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Pacific Prevailing Time (PPT) Monday through Saturday, ecluding North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) holidays. Due to the epansions of Daylight SaVing Time (DST) as adopted under Section 110 of the U.S. Energy Policy Act of 2005, the time periods shown above will begin and end one hour later for the period between the second Sunday in March and the first Sunday in April and for the period between the last Sunday in October and the first Sunday in November. Metering Adjustment A Consumer receiving service at secondary delivery voltage where metering is at primary delivery shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of A Consumer receiving service at primary delivery voltage where metering is at secondary delivery voltage shall have all billing quantities multiplied by an adjustment factor of (R) Baseline Demand The kw of Demand supplied by the Company to the Large Nonresidential Consumer when the Consumer's generator is regularly operating as planned by the Consumer. For new Partial Requirements Consumers, the Consumer's peak Demand for the most recent 12 months prior to installing the generator, adjusted for planned generator operations, shall be used to calculate the Baseline Demand. Eisting Partial Requirements Consumers shall select their Baseline Demand for each contract term based upon the Consumer's peak demand for the most recent 12 months during the times the generator was operating as planned, adjusted for changes in load and planned generator operations. Planned generator operations includes changes in the electricity produced by the generator as well as the Consumer's plans to sell any electricity produced by the generator to the Company or third parties. Any modification to the Baseline Demand must be consistent with Special Conditions in this schedule. Facility Capacity Facility Capacity shall be the average of the two greatest non-zero monthly Demands established during the 12-month period which includes and ends with the current Billing Month, but shall not be less than the Consumer's Baseline Demand. For new customers during the first three months of service under this schedule, the Facility Capacity will be equal to the Consumer's Baseline Demand. Reserves Charges The Company provides Reserves for the Consumer's Facility Capacity. following components: Reserves consist of the Spinning Reserves In addition to the Spinning Reserves provided for the Consumer's Baseline Demand, Spinning Reserves provide Electricity immediately after a Consumer's demand rises above Baseline Demand. Supplemental Reserves In addition to the Supplemental Reserves provided for the Consumer's Baseline Demand, Supplemental Reserves provide Electricity within the first ten minutes after a Consumer's demand rises above Baseline Demand. TF REV February 2, 2010 Fourth Revision of Sheet No Canceling Third Revision of Sheet No Advice No Docket No. UE-210

74 LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PARTIAL REQUIREMENTS - 1,000 KW AND OVER DIRECT ACCESS DELIVERY SERVICE SCHEDULE 747 Page 3 Self-Supply Agreement Consumers with Nameplate Generation of 15 MW or greater may self-supply needed Spinning Reserves, Supplemental Reserves, or both upon agreement between Consumer and the Company. The agreement shall specify the kw of Spinning Reserves, Supplemental Reserves, or both provided by the Consumer at 3.5 percent for Spinning Reserves and 3.5 percent for Supplemental Reserves of Facility Capacity, the notification processes for delivery of reserve Energy, the requirements for Consumer delivery of requested reserves, the requirements for Consumer notification to Company of any changes in the ability to self-supply Reserves, the settlement process to be used when Reserves are supplied by the Consumer, the provisions for a demonstration of such capability, any additional metering requirements and other necessary notification, plant and financial requirements. For Consumers who self-supply Reserves, Reserves kw credits will be applied to Consumer's bill based on the kw amount of Self-Supplied Spinning Reserves, Supplemental Reserves or both specified in the Self-Supply Reserves Agreement. Supplemental Reserves Load Reduction Plan For purposes of calculating Supplemental Reserves charges, a Consumer may submit to the Company a load reduction plan demonstrating the ability to reduce load within the first ten minutes of generator failure and specifying a kw amount of load reduction. The Consumer's load reduction plan must be approved by the Company. If approved by the Company, and adhered to by the Consumer, a load reduction plan kw credit will be applied to Consumer's bill based on the kw amount of load reduction specified in the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan. If Consumer fails to follow the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan, all kw credits for the subsequent three months (Penalty Period) shall be forfeited. If the Consumer satisfactorily follows the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan during the Penalty Period, the load reduction plan kw credit will be reinstated at the end of the three month Penalty Period. If the Consumer fails to follow the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan during the Penalty Period, all kw credits for an additional three month period shall be forfeited. If the Consumer satisfactorily follows the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan during the second three month Penalty Period the load reduction plan kw credit will be reinstated at the end of the second three month Penalty Period. If the Consumer fails to follow the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan a second time during the combined si month period, the Load Reduction Plan shall be terminated. The duration of the Penalty Period shall not be limited by the establishment of a new contract. Following termination or contract epiration, Consumer may submit a new Load Reduction Plan to the Company. Company will approve the new Load Reduction Plan if the Consumer is able to demonstrate the load reduction capability of the Plan to Company's satisfaction. Notwithstanding the above, Consumer may terminate the Company-approved Load Reduction Plan upon giving written notice to Company as provided in the Self-Supply Agreement. Base Supply Service All Consumers taking Delivery Service under this schedule shall pay the applicable rates in Schedule 200, Base Supply Service. (N) I (N) Transmission & Ancillary Services Consumers taking service under this schedule must also take service under the Company's FERC Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) or be served by an ESS or SchedUling ESS. January 28,2010 Second Revision to Sheet NO February 2,2010 Canceling First Revision to Sheet No Andrea L. Kelly, Vice President, RegUlation TF REV Advice No./Docket No / UE-210