APPLICABLE

Applicable to all Lane Electric Cooperative consumers requiring underground or overhead single-phase electric service; subject to the established rules and regulations of Lane Electric. To assure service quality, the capacity of single-phase motors served under this schedule cannot exceed 7½ horsepower.

TYPE OF SERVICE

Single-phase, 60-cycle, alternating current, at available secondary voltages.

MONTHLY RATE

DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND

Where applicable, billing demand shall be the average kilowatt load occurring during the 30 minute period in which the consumption of energy is the highest for the month which the bill is rendered, as indicated or recorded by a demand meter installed at the point of delivery.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The above charges are net and are due when bill is mailed. Service under this schedule is subject to the policies and procedures adopted by Lane Electric's board of directors.

Adopted: May 29, 2007
Effective: To all billings rendered on or after July 1, 2007
Supersedes: Schedule GS-1 (June 1, 2006)

SCHEDULE GS-1
(Typical residential service application)

APPLICABLE

For individual residential consumers and related domestic uses at nominal service voltages of 120/240 volts.

MONTHLY RATE

(The minimum charge is $12.00 per meter per month)

SAMPLE BILLINGS

DEFINITIONS

Basic Charge – A fixed charge for a portion of the costs of service that occur regardless of energy use. Includes the average cost for meter reading, billing, maintenance on electric lines and meters, administration, and repayment of long-term debt.

Delivery Charge – This charge reflects the costs to deliver electricity to a member’s home or business. It includes costs of construction, operations, maintenance and administration that are not covered by the basic charge. The costs charged by the Bonneville Power Administration for use of its transmission network are also included.

Energy Charge – This charge represents the average cost of wholesale power purchased by Lane Electric Cooperative.

KWH – Otherwise known as kilowatt-hour, this is what an electric meter measures. One KWH is equal to the energy needed to power a 100 watt light bulb for 10 hours.

Green Power Rate – This is a credit for green power generation by members who are in a net metering agreement with Lane Electric Cooperative under policy 311 (Net-Metering Services). The avoided green power cost component will be added to the per kWh energy charge to determine the total per kWh credit for any energy delivered to Lane Electric Cooperative through a net metering arrangement.