Rates

AVAILABILITY

Available to any member of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) with a connected load requiring installed transformer capacity in excess of 75 kVA and having a separate service through a separate meter.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon, with primary metering and KREMC facilities on the consumer side of meter.

RATE

Service Charge (sum of A + B)
A.   Consumer specific – determined by facilities provided
(See Consumer Specific Charge Calculation)
B.   All Consumers – $102.00 per month

Demand Charge (monthly)
$10.25 per kW of maximum demand

Energy Charge
$0.07034 per kWh

DETERMINATION OF CONSUMER SPECIFIC FACILITY CHARGE

The consumer specific facility charge is based upon the monthly amortized cost of the outstanding balance (of original investment), plus an ongoing charge for operations and maintenance, taxes, and administration. It is applied to all facilities that are sole-use facilities for the industrial-type customer.

DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum average kilowatt demand used by the consumer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes (or more) during the month for which the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a maximum demand meter installed by KREMC.

POWER FACTOR
If at anytime the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (lagging), metered billing demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE
Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly. If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid. When the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies and bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.
2. In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.
3. In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.
4. Contract term shall not be less than three years.
5. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.
6. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).

Board Approved: December 21, 2006
Effective Date: October 1, 2016
Revised Date: June 27, 2016

AVAILABILITY

Available to any member of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) for Residential and/or Farm Service purposes.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, sixty hertz, single-phase, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

Service Charge
$24.50 per month

Energy Charge
$0.0922 per kWh

MINIMUM MONTHLY BILL

The minimum monthly charge under this schedule shall be $24.50.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly.  If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid.  When the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies and bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

Board Approved:  December 21, 2006
Effective Date:  January 1, 2014
Revised Date:   June 27, 2016

AVAILABILITY

This rider is available to consumers taking service concurrently under Schedule RF, Residential and Farm Service and Schedule C, Commercial Service.  This rate is for the purchase of energy from renewable energy sources (predominantly landfill methane gas generation) and the support of qualified environmental organizations.  Consumers requesting service under this optional rider must remain on the rider for a minimum of twelve months.  Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) reserves the right to limit the number of participants under this rider when its total renewable sources have been sold or reserved.

RENEWABLE RESOURCES

Energy sold pursuant to this rider is generated using renewable resources.  These resources are expected to be continuously available except for reasonable periods allowing for normal maintenance of the generation equipment.  If the cooperative becomes aware that the renewable sources available to it will be, for any reason, insufficient to furnish at least 50% of the total consumer purchases hereunder for more than three months, the cooperative shall suspend application of this rider.  When the renewable resources again become available, the cooperative will resume application.  The renewable resources purchased by KREMC under this tariff are capped at a maximum of 750 kWh per month per consumer.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO QUALIFIED ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS

KREMC will donate the net revenues generated by application of this rider to qualified organizations. These organizations must engage in one or more of the following:

1.  Research and development of new renewable resources

2. Environmental education,

3. Other activities or programs of which the purpose is consistent with protecting the environment.

These organizations may be local or national, but must be not-for-profit.  Preference shall be given to qualified organizations who are either located within the cooperative’s service territory or whose activities directly benefit KREMC members.

KREMC may retain up to 25% of the revenues generated by application of this rider to recover the cost of developing, implementing, administering and promoting the renewable energy program.

RATE

In addition to the total charges determined under the concurrent rate Schedule RF, applicable to the consumer, the following charges shall also apply.

Energy Charge
Option A:  $.010 per kWh – First 750 kWh per month
No additional charge – Over 750 kWh per month

Option B:  $.010 per kWh – First 250 kWh per month
No additional charge – Over 250 kWh per month

RATE I/LP/C
Rate will be determined by the current market rate of a renewable energy credit (REC), as well as the percentage requested or required by the member.
Billing method to be determined based on agreement between the cooperative and member.

TERMS OF PAYMENT

This rider is subject to the payment option and terms of payment as set forth in the concurrent rate RF that qualifies the consumer for service under this rider.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2. Except as stated in this rider, all terms and conditions of service as set forth in the concurrent rate RF that qualified the consumer for the renewable energy program shall apply to service under this rider.

3. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

Board Approved:  March 28, 2005
Effective Date:  October 1, 2016
Revised Date:  August 29, 2016

AVAILABILITY

Available for Net Billing Service to members receiving or qualifying for service under Schedule RF or Schedule C with qualifying renewable energy source generation facilities designed to operate in parallel with the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) system.

The total rated generating capacity of all net billing members served under this rate schedule shall be limited to five tenths of one percent (0.5%) of KREMC’s previous year’s peak demand in kW.  Service under this rate schedule shall be available to members on a first come, first served basis.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, single-phase/multi-phase, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

METERING

Net energy metering shall be accomplished using a standard kilowatt-hour meter or meters capable of measuring and recording the total flow of electricity delivered to the member and total flow of electricity received from the member.

RATE

Energy Delivered to Member:

KREMC shall bill the member for kWh energy delivered at the Monthly Rate applicable to member for standard electric service including all service, energy and power cost adjustment charges (Appendix A).

Energy Received from Member:

KREMC shall credit the member’s bill for kWh energy received at the Power Supply Rate (below) plus the same power cost adjustment charge (Appendix A) applicable to energy delivered during the month.

Power Supply Rate
$0.074 per kWh – All kWh received from the Member

If the member’s total bill, net of the power supply credit, is negative during the billing period, the negative amount shall accumulate as an excess generation credit to offset bills in subsequent billing periods.  Such excess generation credits, if any, will carry over from month to month, limited to a twelve billing month cycle.  At the end of each twelve billing month cycle, if the net billing for said month is negative, KREMC will issue a refund to the member.  If the member’s net billing is positive at the end of a monthly billing cycle net of all remaining generation credits, a normal bill will be issued.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1) For purposes of this rate schedule, a qualifying distributed generation facility is an electrical generating facility that complies with all of the following requirements:

a)    is fueled by solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, including waste-to-energy and landfill gas, or hydroelectric;

b)    has a total rated capacity of 10 kW or less;

c)    is located on the member’s premises;

d)    is intended primarily to offset all or part of the member’s own electrical load requirements; and

e)    is designed and installed to operate in parallel with KREMC’s system without adversely affecting the operation of equipment and service of KREMC and its members and without presenting safety hazards to KREMC and member personnel.

2) A member seeking to interconnect an eligible distributed generation facility to KREMC’s system must submit to KREMC’s designated personnel a completed Interconnection Application.  KREMC will provide copies of all applicable forms upon request.

3) Member’s generation equipment and installation(s) must comply with all applicable terms and conditions specified in the Interconnection Requirements document.

4) An Interconnection Agreement between KREMC and the eligible net billing member must be executed before the net billing facility may be interconnected with KREMC’s system.

5) A member seeking service under this schedule shall reimburse KREMC for the installed cost of all metering and other equipment necessary to administer this rate schedule.  KREMC shall retain ownership of, maintain and operate all such equipment.

6) This rate schedule is subject to KREMC’s Terms and Conditions of Service and all Standard Rules, Regulations and By-laws and all provisions of the standard service tariff under which the member takes service.

7) KREMC’s net billing program shall be open for member enrollments for a period of at least five years from the original effective date of this rate schedule.  Members enrolled in this program shall be eligible to continue their participation in the program for a period of at least ten years.

8) The terms of payment shall be in accordance with the provisions set forth in KREMC’s Service Policies and Bylaws.

Board Approved:  August 24, 2009
Effective Date:  February 3, 2011
Revised Date:  February 3, 2011

AVAILABILITY

Available to any member located on Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation’s (KREMC) lines requiring installed transformer capacity of 50 kVA or less for electric service to be used in the operation of a public building, a school, or a commercial enterprise, and/or business not considered to be a part of general farming, and/or for power service to that part of a member’s general farming operations not otherwise provided under Schedule RF.

Members maintaining their domestic establishments or general farming operations on the same premises as their business may include service to both on the same meter, in which case all service will be billed under this schedule, using the rate set out below.  If the member prefers, he may make provision for two meters in which case his usage for domestic purposes and general farming operations will be billed under the appropriate schedule and his usage for all other purposes will be billed under this schedule.

General Farming as used herein means the business of raising crops, livestock, poultry, bees or dairying in the usual sense and does not contemplate the processing or packaging of the same into a finished product for retail distribution.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, single-phase/multi-phase, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

Service Charge
$25.25 per month – Single-Phase Service
$47.50 per month – Multi-Phase Service

Energy Charge
$0.09960 per kWh

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1.   Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2.   In general, motors having an individual capacity of more than 10 H.P. must be multi-phase.  If multi-phase service is not available, motors in excess of 10 H.P. may be connected at the discretion of the REMC.

3.   Contract term shall not be less than one year.

4.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

5.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).

MINIMUM MONTHLY BILL

The minimum monthly charge under this schedule for single-phase service shall be $21.00.

The minimum monthly charge under this schedule for multi-phase service shall be $40.00.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly.  If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid.  When the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

Board Approved:  December 21, 2006
Effective Date:  January 1, 2014
Revised Date:  June 27, 2016

AVAILABILITY

Available to any member of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) with a connected load requiring installed transformer capacity in excess of 50 kVA and having a separate service through a separate meter. See Schedule LP-S for permanently installed irrigation or grain-drying equipment.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

Service Charge
$96.00 per month

Demand Charge (monthly)
$10.50 per kW of maximum demand

Energy Charge
$0.07043 per kWh

DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum average kilowatt demand used by the consumer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes (or more) during the month for which the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a maximum demand meter installed by KREMC.

POWER FACTOR

If at any time the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (Lagging), metered billing demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly.  If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid.  When the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1.   Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2.   In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.

3.   In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.

4.   Kosciusko REMC may require corrective measures or devices for any motor or apparatus, which, in the opinion of the cooperative, will cause voltage fluctuation to other members.  Unless otherwise permitted, the maximum primary voltage fluctuation is three percent (3%).

5.   Contract term shall not be less than one year.

6.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

7.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).

Board Approved:  December 21, 2006
Effective Date:  February 3, 2011
Revised Date: June 27, 2016

AVAILABILITY
Available to members of Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) that:

• Qualify for service under Schedule LP, and

• Are capable of having their entire load interrupted by a radio controlled load management switch or other device operated by KREMC or its designee.

Weather and other factors determine the actual frequency and duration of load management control.  KREMC cannot guarantee any limits to the frequency or duration of load control during any month.  However, load control will typically occur on weekdays between 2:00 P.M. and 8 P.M. and will typically be less than 6 hours duration.  In a normal month, the customer can anticipate several days in which there is no load control.

KREMC will provide and install the load management device.  The cost of any additional equipment or equipment modifications required to disconnect the customer’s load or monitor load control activities shall be the customer’s responsibility.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Service rendered under this schedule shall be alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

Service Charge
$102.00 per month

Demand Charge (monthly)
$13.12 per kW of Maximum Demand

Energy Charge
$0.05870 per kWh

DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum kilowatt (kW) load measured over a period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes (or more) during the billing month as metered or recorded by suitable metering equipment installed by KREMC.

POWER FACTOR

If at any time the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (lagging), metered billing demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1.   Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in Kosciusko REMC’s policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2.   To monitor the performance of devices and equipment served under this Schedule, KREMC reserves the right to inspect said devices and equipment.  The cooperative may install, maintain, operate and remove any metering, load management, and/or test equipment required to administer this Schedule.  The cost of such equipment and its installation and operation shall be KREMC’s responsibility.

3.   Any unauthorized tampering with or disabling of the load management control device, without prior approval of the cooperative, will result in the customer being billed under the terms of Schedule LP for a period of not less than 36 months.

4.   It is the responsibility of the customer to determine the suitability of its equipment and its operations for load management control.  KREMC shall not be responsible for any damages or losses caused by either the normal operation or the malfunction of the load management control device.

5.   In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.

6.   In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.

7.   Kosciusko REMC may require corrective measures or devices for any motor or apparatus, which, in the opinion of the cooperative, will cause voltage fluctuation to other members.  Unless otherwise permitted, the maximum primary voltage fluctuation is three percent (3%).

8.   Contract term shall not be less than one year.

9.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

10. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).

STANDBY GENERATOR OPTION

Under this rate schedule, consumers of Kosciusko REMC have the option of providing their own source of power during the time the Load Management Control Switch is activated and they are not receiving power from KREMC facilities.  The following conditions must be met in order to qualify for using their own standby generation:

1.   Any energy generating facility used by a KREMC member pursuant to this rate shall meet all applicable safety and performance standards established by the National Electric Code and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and Underwriters Laboratories.

2.   The consumer must maintain, at his or her expense, all necessary inspections and approvals required by codes prior to connecting any facilities to KREMC’s electrical system.  The member will supply the cooperative with certification that the facilities have received all necessary code approvals and that it meets or exceeds all applicable safety and performance standards.

3.   Parallel operation of KREMC’s electric system must cease immediately and automatically during system outages or operation of the Load Management provision of this rate and other emergency or abnormal conditions as specified by applicable codes and standards.  The consumer’s generator must cease parallel operation upon notification by the cooperative if such operation is deemed unsafe or interferes with the supply of service to others or interferes with system operation and maintenance. The cooperative accepts no responsibility for damage or injury to any person or property caused by the failure of the consumer to operate in compliance with KREMC’s or any other requirements.

4.   Failure of the consumer to comply with any of these requirements shall result in disconnection from the cooperative’s electric system.  The cooperative will be under no obligation to reconnect the consumer until the consumer’s generation facility either complies with the requirements or is permanently disconnected from any parallel operation with KREMC’s electric system.

Board Approved:  December 21, 2006
Effective Date:  February 3, 2011
Revised Date: June 27, 2016

AVAILABILITY

Any member of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) with permanently installed irrigation or grain dryer equipment load requiring installed transformer capacity in excess of 50 kVA and having a separate service through a separate meter must take service under this rate schedule.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

Service Charge
$34.00 per month

Demand Charge (monthly)
$2.90 per kW of maximum demand

Energy Charge
$0.1347 per kWh

DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum average kilowatt demand used by the consumer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes (or more) during the month for which the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a maximum demand meter installed by KREMC.

POWER FACTOR

If at any time the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (Lagging), metered billing demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly.  If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid.  When the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1.   Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2.   In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.

3.   In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.

4.   Kosciusko REMC may require corrective measures or devices for any motor or apparatus, which, in the opinion of the cooperative, will cause voltage fluctuation to other members.  Unless otherwise permitted, the maximum primary voltage fluctuation is three percent (3%).

5.   Contract term shall not be less than one year.

6.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

7.   Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).

8.   Members with permanently installed grain-drying or irrigation equipment load requiring installed transformer capacity in excess of 50 kVA, WITHOUT a separate service through a separate meter shall have the choice between taking service under Schedule LP or upgrading the service, at the member’s cost, to include a separate meter, thereby qualifying for service under this rate schedule.

Board Approved:  February 26, 2007
Effective Date:  October 1, 2016
Revised Date:  June 27, 2016

AVAILABILITY

Available to any member of Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) meeting qualifications for service under Schedule LP.  This schedule is not available for standby service or for use in conjunction with alternative power supply resources.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Service rendered under this schedule shall be alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

Service Charge

$103.00 per month

Demand Charge (sum of A + B)

A. $ .50 per kW – Standard Maximum Demand per month

B. $ 10.40 per kW – On-Peak Maximum Demand per month

Energy Charge

On-Peak:  $0.08030 per kWh

Off-Peak:  $0.06991 per kWh

METERING

KREMC shall provide suitable metering and recording equipment as required to administer this schedule.  KREMC may install said metering equipment at standard primary or secondary voltages.

DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMANDS

On-Peak Maximum Demand

The metered On-Peak Maximum Demand will be the maximum number of kilowatts (kW) measured during any clock hour interval that is defined as an On-Peak Hour.

On-Peak Hours, as defined herein, are Eastern Standard Time – 2:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, no holidays or weekends.

The utility has the right to review and modify On-Peak and Off-Peak hours as conditions warrant.  However, there will be a maximum of (6) On-Peak hours per day and KREMC will not modify the number of peak hours more often than once in any 12-month period.

Standard Maximum Demand

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum kilowatt (kW) load measured over any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes (or more) during the billing month.

POWER FACTOR

If at any time the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (lagging), metered billing demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2. To monitor the performance of devices and equipment served under this Schedule, Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to inspect said devices and equipment. KREMC may install, maintain, operate and remove any metering, load management, and/or test equipment required to administer this Schedule.

3. In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.

4. In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.

5. Kosciusko REMC may require corrective measures or devices for any motor or apparatus, which, in the opinion of the cooperative, will cause voltage fluctuation to other members. Unless otherwise permitted, the maximum primary voltage fluctuation is three percent (3%).

6. Contract term shall not be less than one year.

7. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

8. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).
    

Board Approved:  December 21, 2006

Effective Date:  December 21, 2017

Revised Date:  December 21, 2017

AVAILABILITY

Service under this schedule is available to members of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) that have a connected load requiring installed transformer capacity in excess of 75 kVA, have generation equipment with a total nameplate capacity greater than 10 kW, and have executed an Agreement for Interconnection of Distributed Generation contract with KREMC.

TYPE OF SERVICE

Alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon, with metering.

Distribution Delivery and Standby Service

As used herein, Distribution Delivery and Standby Service includes the provision by KREMC of any distribution capacity required to:

1. Deliver power to the member when its power requirements exceed its generation output or when its generation capability is unavailable due to scheduled or unscheduled outage.

2. Deliver power generated by the member in excess of its power requirements to the distribution or transmission system for purchase by third parties.

Power Supply Service

Power Supply service includes the delivery of any electrical capacity and energy to the member regardless of whether the capacity and energy is maintenance, supplemental or standby in nature.

Members wishing to sell power in excess of their usage requirements must arrange to do so with the generation and transmission cooperation (G&T), which provides all of KREMC’s power requirements. Rates for such sales will be subject to agreement with the G&T (wholesale agreement).

SAFETY AND RELIABILITY REQUIREMENTS

See KREMC’s DG Interconnection Requirements document for detailed information.

MONTHLY CHARGES

The monthly charges under this schedule shall be the sum of the charges for the following services.

Distribution Delivery and Standby Service

Service Charge (sum of A + B)
A. Consumer specific –                                       Determined by facilities provided
(See Consumer Specific Facility Charge Calculation)
B.  All Consumers –                                                 $102.00 per month

Demand Charge per kW of Maximum Billing Demand
For All Deliveries   $6.04 per kW

Power Supply Service

Demand Charge per kW of Net Coincident Peak (CP) Demand at Supplier Peak
All Deliveries                                                                                       $13.12 per CP kW

Energy Charge per kWh of Net Energy Delivered During “Time of Use” Period
On Peak                                                                                              $0.06481 per kWh
Off Peak                                                                                             $0.05441 per kWh

DETERMINATION OF BILLING ENERGY

The member’s generation output shall be netted against its consumption on a clock hour basis. The sum of all hours where the member’s generated energy output is greater than its consumption shall be considered delivered to the G&T and subject to the terms of the wholesale agreement. The sum of all hours where the member’s energy consumption exceeds its generation output shall be considered kilowatt-hours (kWh) energy delivered to the member. The Billing Energy shall be the total kilowatt-hours (kWh) delivered to the member by time-of-use period during the billing month.

DETERMINATION OF COINCIDENT PEAK DEMAND

The Coincident Peak (CP) Kilowatt (kW) Demand shall be the Member’s kW demand, net of generation output, during the same 60-minute clock hour interval as when the G&T establishes its highest system billing demand during the billing month. The CP Demand shall only occur during On Peak hours as defined herein and shall not be less than zero. If the member’s generation output exceeds its requirements during the peak hour, the excess shall be considered delivered to the G&T and subject to the terms of the wholesale agreement.

DETERMINATION OF TIME OF USE PERIODS

The hours for each “time of use” period shall be defined as follows:

• On Peak – From 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern) each weekday,

• Off Peak – All weekend hours, holiday hours and weekday hours outside the On Peak period defined above. Designated holidays include: New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

KREMC may revise the rate periods at its sole discretion.

DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum kilowatt (kW) demand used by the consumer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes during the month for which the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a maximum demand meter installed by KREMC.

POWER FACTOR

If at any time the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (lagging), metered Maximum Demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

DETERMINATION OF CONSUMER SPECIFIC FACILITY CHARGE

The consumer specific facility charge is based upon the monthly amortized cost of the outstanding balance (of original investment), plus an ongoing charge for operations and maintenance, taxes, and administration. It is applied to all facilities that are sole-use facilities for the industrial-type customer.

MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE

The Minimum Monthly Charge shall be the total of Distribution Delivery and Standby Service as determined herein.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly. If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid. If the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

Unless otherwise specified in the Agreement for Interconnection of DG contract, the following terms and conditions of service shall apply.

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws, and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2. To monitor the performance of devices and equipment served under this Schedule, Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to inspect said devices and equipment.  KREMC may install, maintain, operate and remove any metering, load management, and/or test equipment required to administer this Schedule.

3. In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.

4. In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.

5. Contract term shall not be less than three years.

6. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

7. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Standby Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).

Board Approved: November 26, 2013
Effective Date: October 22, 2018
Revised Date: October 22, 2018

AVAILABILITY

Service under this schedule is available to members of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) that have a connected load requiring installed transformer capacity in excess of 75 kVA, have generation equipment with a total nameplate capacity greater than 25 kW, and have executed an Agreement for Interconnection of Distributed Generation contract with KREMC.

TYPE OF SERVICE

Alternating current, 60 hertz, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon, with metering.

Distribution Delivery and Standby Service
As used herein, Distribution Delivery and Standby Service includes the provision by KREMC of any distribution capacity required to:

1. Deliver power to the member when its power requirements exceed its generation output or when its generation capability is unavailable due to scheduled or unscheduled outage.
2. Deliver power generated by the member in excess of its power requirements to the distribution or transmission system for purchase by third parties.

Power Supply Service
Power Supply service includes the delivery of any electrical capacity and energy to the member regardless of whether the capacity and energy is maintenance, supplemental or standby in nature.

Members wishing to sell power in excess of their usage requirements must arrange to do so with the generation and transmission cooperation (G&T), which provides all of KREMC’s power requirements. Rates for such sales will be subject to agreement with the G&T (wholesale agreement).

SAFETY AND RELIABILITY REQUIREMENTS

See KREMC’s DG Interconnection Requirements document for detailed information.

MONTHLY CHARGES

The monthly charges under this schedule shall be the sum of the charges for the following services.

Distribution Delivery and Standby Service

Service Charge (sum of A + B)

1. Consumer specific – Determined by facilities provided
(See Consumer Specific Facility Charge Calculation)

2. All Consumers $102.00 per month

Demand Charge per kW of Maximum Billing Demand
1. All Deliveries $6.04 per kW

Power Supply Service

Demand Charge per kW of Net Coincident Peak (CP) Demand at Supplier Peak
1. All Deliveries $13.12 per CP kW

Energy Charge per kWh of Net Energy Delivered During “Time of Use” Period
1. On Peak $0.06481 per kWh
2. Off Peak $0.05441 per kWh

DETERMINATION OF BILLING ENERGY

The member’s generation output shall be netted against its consumption on a clock hour basis. The sum of all hours where the member’s generated energy output is greater than its consumption shall be considered delivered to the G&T and subject to the terms of the wholesale agreement. The sum of all hours where the member’s energy consumption exceeds its generation output shall be considered kilowatt-hours (kWh) energy delivered to the member. The Billing Energy shall be the total kilowatt-hours (kWh) delivered to the member by time-of-use period during the billing month.

DETERMINATION OF COINCIDENT PEAK DEMAND

The Coincident Peak (CP) Kilowatt (kW) Demand shall be the Member’s kW demand, net of generation output, during the same 60-minute clock hour interval as when the G&T establishes its highest system billing demand during the billing month. The CP Demand shall only occur during On Peak hours as defined herein and shall not be less than zero. If the member’s generation output exceeds its requirements during the peak hour, the excess shall be considered delivered to the G&T and subject to the terms of the wholesale agreement.

DETERMINATION OF TIME OF USE PERIODS

The hours for each “time of use” period shall be defined as follows:

• On Peak – From 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Eastern) each weekday,

• Off Peak – All weekend hours, holiday hours and weekday hours outside the On Peak period defined above. Designated holidays include: New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

KREMC may revise the rate periods at its sole discretion.

DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND

The Maximum Demand shall be the maximum kilowatt (kW) demand used by the consumer for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes during the month for which the bill is rendered as indicated or recorded by a maximum demand meter installed by KREMC.

POWER FACTOR

If at any time the average power factor is measured at less than 90% (lagging), metered Maximum Demand (kW) will be multiplied by the ratio of 90%, the resultant then divided by the power factor as a percent to derive billing demand.

DETERMINATION OF CONSUMER SPECIFIC FACILITY CHARGE

The consumer specific facility charge is based upon the monthly amortized cost of the outstanding balance (of original investment), plus an ongoing charge for operations and maintenance, taxes, and administration. It is applied to all facilities that are sole-use facilities for the industrial-type customer.

MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE

The Minimum Monthly Charge shall be the total of Distribution Delivery and Standby Service as determined herein.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly. If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid. If the seventeenth day

falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

Unless otherwise specified in the Agreement for Interconnection of DG contract, the following terms and conditions of service shall apply.

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.
2. To monitor the performance of devices and equipment served under this Schedule, Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to inspect said devices and equipment. KREMC may install, maintain, operate and remove any metering, load management, and/or test equipment required to administer this Schedule.
3. In general, motors having a rated capacity in excess of ten horsepower (10 H.P.) must be multi-phase.
4. In those cases where the member is not located adjacent to multi-phase lines of KREMC, service will be rendered only after the member will give satisfactory assurance by means of a written agreement as to the character, amount, and duration of the business offered.
5. Contract term shall not be less than three years.
6. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.
7. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to adjust the Standby Service Charge if standard monthly meter reading and bill presentment is not being practiced (i.e., bi-weekly billing and meter reading, etc.).
8. KREMC reserves the right to purchase excess power from members with generation equipment with a total nameplate capacity greater than 25 kW.

Board Approved: November 26, 2013
Effective Date: October 22, 2018
Revised Date: October 22, 2018
Revised Date: August 22, 2019

AVAILABILITY

Available to any member of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) where 120 volt service exists for the use of street or security lighting.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Dusk-to-dawn lighting service, using photo-electric controlled equipment, mast arm, street light type luminaire.  Installation, maintenance of the complete assembly and the cost of its electrical operation are included in this service.  Any additional investment required by the extension of secondary lines or hanging of a transformer, for the sole purpose of this service, will require a contribution by the member.

Ornamental street lighting is not offered at this time.

RATE

Monthly Charge                 Annual Charge

40 Watt LED                                        $8.75                      $105.00
70 Watt LED                                        $12.25                    $147.00
175 Watt Mercury Vapor *                $8.75                      $105.00
100 Watt HPS**                                  $7.30                     $87.60
150 Watt HPS *                                   $9.15                     $109.80
200 Watt HPS**                                  $11.20                  $134.40
250 Watt HPS *                                   $12.95                  $155.40

* No new installations after 8/31/07

**No new installations after 4/1/15

Installations requiring a new transformer will be charged an additional $1.60 per month. If additional wire is required a charge of $0.50 per foot will apply.

Members having a seasonal status shall pay the Annual Charge in advance for the street or security light at the beginning of the season.

BILLING

The street or security light charge shall be plainly displayed on the member’s bill by adding to his net bill the amount of the security light charge and shall be paid for at the same time and on the same terms as the member’s regular bill.

TERMINATION OF SERVICE

The consumer may request termination of service and the cooperative will remove its property upon such notice with reasonable diligence.  KREMC may remove its fixture and cancel security lighting service whenever such action is necessary to protect the cooperative from fraud or abuse.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Kosciusko REMC policies, bylaws and rate schedule Appendices A and B.

2. The light shall be placed in a location that can be easily accessed by KREMC vehicles for installation, maintenance and removal work.

3. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

Board Approved:  August 27, 2007
Effective Date:  October 1, 2010
Revised Date:  March 2, 2015

AVAILABILITY

This rate is available to members of Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation (KREMC) that are private or governmental entities to provide unmetered service for the pumping and removal of residential and small commercial sewage water. No single pump may exceed 2.0 horsepower energy rating or have a maximum energy consumption exceeding 225 kilowatt hours per year.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE

Alternating current, sixty hertz, single-phase, at 120/240 volts, or such other voltage as might be mutually agreed upon.

RATE

The rate for unmetered service under this schedule shall consist of a monthly service charge of $50.00 per month, plus the following charge for each pump connected to KREMC facilities.

Pumps of 1.1 HP or less                                                                                          $3.04 per month

Pumps greater than 1.1 HP and not to exceed 2 HP                                              $4.69 per month

For example, one account with ten 2 HP pumps would incur a monthly charge of $96.90, plus tax. Installations requiring a new transformer will be charged an additional $1.60 per month. If additional wire is required a charge of $0.45 per foot will apply.

AUDITING AND TEST METERING

The Member must notify KREMC, in advance, of the time and date of the proposed installations so that the Cooperative may verify the number of pumps installed and make necessary connections to KREMC facilities. Member agrees to allow KREMC to audit the records of Member’s wastewater pumping system, up to two times per year to verify the number and size of the pumps located on KREMC’s lines.

At its sole discretion, KREMC may install metering devices on one or more pumps to verify demand and energy consumption levels of installed pumps. Member is not responsible for reporting meter readings. If any pumps do not meet the size limitations and energy consumption levels authorized for this rate are found to be operating on KREMC’s lines, it may require the Member to remove the pump at the Member’s expense.

LATE PAYMENT CHARGE

Bills for service rendered under this Schedule are net and shall be due and payable monthly.  If not paid within seventeen (17) days of the due date, the gross bill, which shall include a late payment charge of 3.125% of net billing, shall be the amount to be paid.  When the seventeenth day falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the next business day shall be the final day for net payment.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

1. Service shall be provided in accordance with the provisions set forth in the KREMC policies and bylaws and rate schedule Appendix B.

2. Kosciusko REMC reserves the right to assign individual members to the rate that is deemed most appropriate and fair to the membership as a whole.

Board Approved:  June 28, 2010
Effective Date:  October 1, 2016
Revised Date:  June 27, 2016

APPLICATION

The Power Cost Adjustment (PCA), otherwise known as the “tracker,” is applicable to all of the Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Corporation’s (KREMC) retail rate schedules and is applicable to all kWh sales thereunder.  The PCA allows KREMC to increase or decrease its approved rates based on increases and decreases in its cost of wholesale power purchased for resale.

BILLING

Monthly bills computed under the appropriate retail rate schedule will increase or decrease by an amount equal to the kWh purchased by the customer during the month multiplied by the PCA factor in effect during the month.

DETERMINATION OF PCA

The PCA Factor is determined on a projected basis and is expressed in dollars per kWh rounded to the nearest one hundredth of a cent ($.0001).  The following formula is utilized to determine the PCA factor:

Where:

(A)  Projected Power Costs equals the total purchased power costs estimated for the projected period. The projected period is normally a calendar year, but can also represent other time periods if deemed necessary. KREMC will prepare the projected power cost in conjunction with its annual budget process but reserves the right to make adjustments at other intervals due do unexpected changes in projected units purchased or the applicable wholesale rate.

(B)  True-Up Adjustment equals an amount necessary to correct (refund or recover) for the over/under recovery of KREMC’s actual purchased power costs during previous periods. KREMC will determine the actual PCA over or under recovery each month and will accumulate the total net over or under recoveries. KREMC will make adjustments that, based on its sole judgment, are appropriate to keep the total net over or under recoveries as nearly as practical equal to zero. However, when and if the total net over or under recovery exceeds a level deemed extraordinary by the board of directors, KREMC will immediately make a true-up adjustment commencing with the next billing month.

An over or under recovery is defined as the difference between the actual purchased power costs incurred by KREMC during a month and the amount recovered through the PCA during the same month. The amount recovered through the PCA equals the sum of PCA factor applied during the month and the PCA Base multiplied times the energy (kWh) sales for the month.

(C)  Projected Energy Sales equals the energy sales (kWh) projected for the same period as the Projected Power Costs.

(D)  PCA Base equals the average power cost per kWh sold included in retail rates

(E) = 1 minus the Utility Receipts Tax and similar revenue based charges in percent

CURRENT PCA FACTOR

The current PCA factor and the historical PCA factors applied by KREMC are available by contacting KREMC’s office.

Board Approved:  September 26, 2005
Effective Date:  October 1, 2012
Revised Date:  October 1, 2012