**Post-2006 Conservation Initiatives**

**Conservation Rate Credit**

**Conservation Acquisition Agreement**

**Supplement**

to the November 2005 Approved Working Draft Implementation Guidelines

*(Salmon Book)*

**Bonneville Power Administration**

**Energy Efficiency Implementation**

**Policy Group**

**Effective October 1, 2006**

**Table of Contents**

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> selection in this TOC to go to that page.)*

[Section 1.1 - Addition to Key Features of the CRC and CAA (page 10) and
Attachment A -- Features Consistent for all Programs (page 74)
1](#__RefHeading___Toc143580054)

[Federal Program Reference (pages 10‑11)
2](#__RefHeading___Toc143580055)

[Section 1.2.2 CRC Administrative Cost Guidelines (page 11)
3](#__RefHeading___Toc143580056)

[Section 1.2.4 Allowable Administrative Activities (page 12)
5](#__RefHeading___Toc143580057)

[Section 1.3.1 (b) Custom Projects (pages 14 - 15)
6](#__RefHeading___Toc143580058)

[Section 1.8 Agreed Upon Procedures Report for Administrative Activities
(page 29) 9](#__RefHeading___Toc143580059)

[Section 2.7 Early Start and Participation Agreement (page 34)
10](#__RefHeading___Toc143580060)

[Section 2.8 Utilities Choosing Not to Participate in the CRC (page 35)
11](#__RefHeading___Toc143580061)

[Section 2.10 Low-Income Weatherization (pages 35 - 36)
12](#__RefHeading___Toc143580062)

[Transmission & Distribution Savings \-- Influences on BPA's Willingness
to Pay (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 88)
22](#__RefHeading___Toc143580063)

[Air Source Heat Pumps (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 89)
23](#__RefHeading___Toc143580064)

[Low-Income Window Replacement (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels,
page 90) 29](#__RefHeading___Toc143580065)

[New ENERGY STAR Site Built Homes (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels,
page 91) 30](#__RefHeading___Toc143580066)

[New ENERGY STAR Manufactured Homes (Reimbursement Strategies and
Levels, page 91) 32](#__RefHeading___Toc143580067)

[Multifamily New Construction (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page
93) 34](#__RefHeading___Toc143580068)

[Geothermal Heat Pumps (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 94)
36](#__RefHeading___Toc143580069)

[ENERGY STAR Freezers (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 95)
38](#__RefHeading___Toc143580070)

[ENERGY STAR Dishwashers (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 95)
39](#__RefHeading___Toc143580071)

[Single Family PTCS™ (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 96)
40](#__RefHeading___Toc143580072)

[Pre-rinse Spray Wash Valves (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page
96) 41](#__RefHeading___Toc143580073)

[Deemed Commercial Refrigeration Measures (add to Reimbursement
Strategies and Levels, page 96) 42](#__RefHeading___Toc143580074)

[Grocery Stores: Deemed Commercial Refrigeration Measures (add to
Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 96)
43](#__RefHeading___Toc143580075)

[Small Commercial Insulation Measures (add to Reimbursement Strategies
and Levels, page 96) 44](#__RefHeading___Toc143580076)

[ESO+ Reimbursement/Credit Schedule (Reimbursement Strategies and
Levels, page 97) 45](#__RefHeading___Toc143580077)

[New Industrial Construction (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page
98) 46](#__RefHeading___Toc143580078)

[Commercial/Industrial New Construction Lighting (Reimbursement
Strategies and Levels, page 98) 48](#__RefHeading___Toc143580079)

[Table 9: Reimbursements/Credits for Agricultural Measures
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 99)
50](#__RefHeading___Toc143580080)

[Deemed measures for VFDs in Dairies (Reimbursement Strategies and
Levels, page 100) 53](#__RefHeading___Toc143580081)

[Table 10: Reimbursements/Credits for Irrigation System Motors
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 100)
54](#__RefHeading___Toc143580082)

[Scientific Irrigation Scheduling (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels,
page 101) 56](#__RefHeading___Toc143580083)

[Irrigated Agriculture Standard Measures Schedule and Technical
Requirements/Specifications (Draft Implementation Guidelines (Salmon
Book), pages 202-203) 58](#__RefHeading___Toc143580084)

**Contents by BPA Issue \#**

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> selection in this TOC to go to that page.)*

[Issue #1 (Draft Issue #10): 1](#__RefHeading___Toc143580085)

[Issue #2 (Draft Issue #21): 2](#__RefHeading___Toc143580086)

[Issue #3 (Draft Issue #2): 3](#__RefHeading___Toc143580087)

[Issue #4 (Draft Issue #3): 5](#__RefHeading___Toc143580088)

[Issue #5 (Draft Issue #4): 6](#__RefHeading___Toc143580089)

[Issue #6 (Draft Issue #1): 9](#__RefHeading___Toc143580090)

[Issue #7 (Draft Issue #6): 10](#__RefHeading___Toc143580091)

[Issue #8 (Draft Issue #7): 11](#__RefHeading___Toc143580092)

[Issue #9 (Draft Issue #8): 12](#__RefHeading___Toc143580093)

[Issue #10 (Draft Issue #30): 22](#__RefHeading___Toc143580094)

[Issue #11 (Draft Issue #16): 23](#__RefHeading___Toc143580095)

[Issue #12 (Draft Issue #17): 29](#__RefHeading___Toc143580096)

[Issue #13 (Draft Issue #11): 30](#__RefHeading___Toc143580097)

[Issue #14 (Draft Issue #12): 32](#__RefHeading___Toc143580098)

[Issue #15 (Draft Issue #18): 34](#__RefHeading___Toc143580099)

[Issue #16 (Draft Issue #20): 36](#__RefHeading___Toc143580100)

[Issue #17 (Draft Issue #19): 38](#__RefHeading___Toc143580101)

[Issue #18 (Draft Issue #26): 39](#__RefHeading___Toc143580102)

[Issue #19 (Draft Issue #25): 40](#__RefHeading___Toc143580103)

[Issue #20 (Draft Issue #29): 41](#__RefHeading___Toc143580104)

[Issue #21 (Draft Issue #31): 42](#__RefHeading___Toc143580105)

[Issue #22 (Draft Issue #35): 43](#__RefHeading___Toc143580106)

[Issue #23 (Draft Issue #33): 44](#OLE_LINK4)

[Issue #24 (Draft Issue #27): 45](#__RefHeading___Toc143580108)

[Issue #25 (Draft Issue #28): 46](#__RefHeading___Toc143580109)

[Issue #26 (Draft Issue #32): 48](#__RefHeading___Toc143580110)

[Issue #27 (Draft Issue #13): 50](#__RefHeading___Toc143580111)

[Issue #28 (Draft Issue #34): 53](#__RefHeading___Toc143580112)

[Issue #29 (Draft Issue #14): 54](#__RefHeading___Toc143580113)

[Issue #30 (Draft Issue #15): 56](#__RefHeading___Toc143580114)

[Issue #31 (Draft Issue #23): 58](#__RefHeading___Toc143580115)

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580085 .anchor}Issue #1 (Draft Issue #10):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580054 .anchor}Section 1.1 - Addition to Key
Features of the CRC and CAA (page 10) and Attachment A -- Features
Consistent for all Programs **(page 74)**

  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------
  **[Issue:]{.underline}**      The following statement appears in policy document
                                Attachment A, but does not appear in Section 1 of the
                                Approved Working Draft Implementation Guidelines (Salmon
                                Book). To avoid confusion, this information will be
                                included earlier in the document.

                                

  **[Previous:]{.underline}**   Information on individual utility expenditures and
                                achievements resulting from BPA funding will be made
                                available to the public, as appropriate.

                                

  **[Newly                      Add to Section 1.1 also to make the intent clearer earlier.
  Approved:]{.underline}**      
  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580086 .anchor}Issue #2 (Draft Issue #21):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580055 .anchor}Federal Program Reference
(pages 10‑11)

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| **[Issue | Provide a brief discussion of the Federal Program         |
| ]{.under | initiatives.                                              |
| line}:** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | There is no discussion currently.                         |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **1.1.3 Federal Agency Program**                          |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | In addition to using the CAA and CRC as the primary       |
| rline}** | mechanisms for delivering energy savings from             |
|          | participating utility customers, BPA's portfolio of       |
|          | energy efficiency programs will continue to include       |
|          | acquiring energy savings from projects implemented under  |
|          | Interagency Agreements, primarily with directly-served    |
|          | federal agency customers. These additional energy savings |
|          | contribute to achieving the regional conservation goals   |
|          | at the lowest possible cost.                              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | When BPA funds are used to pay for electric energy        |
|          | savings from federal facilities, only cost-effective      |
|          | conservation, as defined by the total resource cost (TRC) |
|          | test in the Council\'s most current Power Plan and        |
|          | approved by BPA, will be eligible for such reimbursement. |
|          | In addition, post-2006 program implementation guidelines, |
|          | procedures, and methods, generally equivalent to those    |
|          | used in CAA/CRC utility relationships will be used for    |
|          | federal agency project relationships, including           |
|          | applicable M&V and oversight procedures.                  |
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[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580087 .anchor}Issue #3 (Draft Issue #2):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580056 .anchor}Section 1.2.2 CRC Administrative
Cost Guidelines (page 11)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Language in the first bullet is unclear and is in         |
| :]{.unde | conflict with language in the previous section where      |
| rline}** | customers are directed to claim administrative costs on a |
|          | percentage basis. Currently the customer has a choice X   |
|          | percent (15 percent or 30 percent) of their six month     |
|          | rate credit per reporting period **[OR]{.underline}**     |
|          | X percent of their qualifying activities, but at the end  |
|          | of the rate period they will be limited to X percent      |
|          | (15 percent or 30 percent) of their qualifying            |
|          | activities.                                               |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **1.2.2 CRC Administrative Cost Guidelines**              |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | -   The maximum administrative allowance applies to the   |
| rline}** |     sum of qualifying conservation expenditures, not to   |
|          |     renewable purchases or donations, low-income, or      |
|          |     other contributions; and                              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   At the end of the rate period utilities are required  |
|          |     to true up their claimed administrative allowance for |
|          |     qualifying activities.                                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | ### 1.2.2 CRC Administrative Cost Guidelines              |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | -   Utilities with more than 7.5 aMWs of net requirements |
| rline}** |     loads can claim up to 15 percent of their qualifying  |
|          |     claims;                                               |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Small utilities with 7.5 aMWs or less of net          |
|          |     requirements loads can claim up to 30 percent of      |
|          |     their qualifying claims;                              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Pooling utilities, regardless of total load or the    |
|          |     size of individual loads, can only claim a maximum of |
|          |     15 percent of their qualifying claims, unless the     |
|          |     total load of all of the pooling utilities is 7.5 aMW |
|          |     or less, in which case they can claim up to 30        |
|          |     percent of the qualifying claims;                     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   A qualifying claim is defined as an installed         |
|          |     qualifying cost-effective electric conservation       |
|          |     measure. Examples that wouldn't qualify for           |
|          |     administrative allowances include:                    |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ```{=html}                                                |
|          | <!-- -->                                                  |
|          | ```                                                       |
|          | -   Renewables claim,                                     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Third Party contract for cost-effective energy        |
|          |     conservation, unless specifically approved by BPA as  |
|          |     qualifying for administrative cost recovery, or       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA).      |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Utilities are allowed discretion on the amount and timing |
|          | of administrative cost claims during the rate period.     |
|          | However, at the                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| ###      | -   end of the rate period (September 30, 2009) utilities |
|          |     are required to true up their administrative claims   |
|          |     to meet both of the following requirements:           |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ```{=html}                                                |
|          | <!-- -->                                                  |
|          | ```                                                       |
|          | -   A utility's administrative cost claims cannot exceed  |
|          |     the **allowable** percentage (i.e., 15 percent or     |
|          |     30 percent) of their qualifying claims, as defined    |
|          |     above.                                                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   A utility's administrative cost claims cannot exceed  |
|          |     the amount of utility administrative costs that the   |
|          |     utility has actually incurred and can document as     |
|          |     described in "Section 1.2.4 Allowable Administrative  |
|          |     Activities." Utilities are required to document       |
|          |     allowable administrative costs via an Agreed Upon     |
|          |     Procedures Report as described in "Section 1.8 Agreed |
|          |     Upon Procedures Report for Administrative             |
|          |     Activities."                                          |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| ###      | ###                                                       |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580088 .anchor}Issue #4 (Draft Issue #3):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580057 .anchor}Section 1.2.4 Allowable
Administrative Activities (page 12)

  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------
  **[Issue:]{.underline}**      Under Staff Costs, it is not clearly stated that the cost
                                to prepare the Agreed Upon Procedures report is an
                                allowable staff cost.

                                

  **[Previous:]{.underline}**   The utility's conservation-related share of indirect
                                overhead.

                                

  **[Newly                      The utility's conservation-related share of indirect
  Approved:]{.underline}**      overhead. This can include the utility's cost related to
                                preparing the Agreed Upon Procedures Report.
  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580089 .anchor}Issue #5 (Draft Issue #4):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580058 .anchor}Section 1.3.1 (b) Custom
Projects (pages 14 - 15)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Pages 14 and 15 speak entirely to custom projects in the  |
| ]{.under | industrial sector and the choices utilities need to make  |
| line}:** | regarding the industrial sector. Custom projects can also |
|          | occur in commercial sector but utilities do not face      |
|          | program WTP choices (\$0.12 or \$0.15) and associated     |
|          | services (technical support, etc.). It would benefit      |
|          | everyone if there was at least a paragraph indicating the |
|          | custom projects are welcome in the commercial,            |
|          | residential, and agricultural sectors.                    |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | Nothing                                                   |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **On page 14:**                                           |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | **Custom Projects**                                       |
| rline}** |                                                           |
|          | This section focuses on industrial projects, but custom   |
|          | projects can be submitted for commercial, residential,    |
|          | and agricultural sector projects.                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | **Industrial Sector** *(No changes were made to the       |
|          | language after this sub-heading)*                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Industrial process-related projects include production    |
|          | systems within a particular industry (e.g., pulping in    |
|          | wood products, food processing, plastic extrusion,        |
|          | compressed air, computer chip fabrication, drive systems, |
|          | drying systems in lumber products, or water and waste     |
|          | water treatment). Process-related projects will involve   |
|          | site-specific calculations (e.g., motors, variable speed  |
|          | drives, pumps, ammonia-based refrigeration, etc.) and     |
|          | will be eligible for credit/reimbursement as part of an   |
|          | integrated approach.                                      |
|          |                                                           |
|          | For industrial projects, the utility must choose between  |
|          | the two options noted below. The utility must pick one    |
|          | option and apply it to both its CRC and CAA funded        |
|          | activities. These options are designed to allow a utility |
|          | to seek BPA's technical assistance or to use its own      |
|          | means to address technical needs. They were created with  |
|          | the understanding that some utilities have their own      |
|          | technical support tools and other utilities do not. These |
|          | options level the playing field and assure that costs and |
|          | risks are evenly applied across the region.               |
|          |                                                           |
|          | The utility must make the decision of which option to use |
|          | up front and for the life of the rate period or other     |
|          | agreement, whichever is longer. Utilities may not be      |
|          | credited/reimbursed at the Option 1 rate for some         |
|          | projects and Option 2 for other projects.                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Option 1 is designed to provide technical support for     |
|          | utilities that need such assistance and that do not wish  |
|          | to bear the risk of dry holes. Option 2 is designed for   |
|          | utilities providing technical assistance on their own     |
|          | that are comfortable bearing the risk of dry holes. The   |
|          | credit/reimbursement is more for Option 2, but BPA does   |
|          | not provide these customers with any upstream technical   |
|          | project support.                                          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | If a utility is currently participating in a ConAug       |
|          | Technical Service Proposal (TSP) prior to the Early Start |
|          | period of the CAA or CRC, the utility will be required to |
|          | claim credits/reimbursements at the Option 1 (\$0.12/kWh) |
|          | rate for any project currently in the TSP stream. After   |
|          | signing a CAA or CRC agreement, the utility may choose    |
|          | the administrative credit/reimbursement level (\$0.12 or  |
|          | \$0.15 per kWh) for subsequent projects. The              |
|          | credit/reimbursement is still capped at 60 percent of     |
|          | project costs regardless of the option selected.          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ***(Description of Options)***                            |
|          |                                                           |
|          | **1.3.2 Measure Requirements and Specifications**         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Add new bullet under the sub-heading **General (Applies   |
|          | to all Sectors)** and delete the last bullet in under     |
|          | that category:                                            |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   In all sectors, including residential, commercial,    |
|          |     and agricultural, non-deemed conservation measures    |
|          |     can be claimed as a custom project. In order for the  |
|          |     measure to be eligible, it must be submitted as a     |
|          |     custom project proposal and meet all of the custom    |
|          |     project requirements.                                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Only cost-effective conservation measures as defined  |
|          |     by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council's     |
|          |     (Council) Power Plan qualify for a CRC credit or CAA  |
|          |     reimbursement. (Section 3.3 of the Pacific Northwest  |
|          |     Power and Conservation Planning Act (Act) of 1980 is  |
|          |     as follows: "Conservation means any reduction in      |
|          |     electric power consumption as a result of increases   |
|          |     in efficiency of energy use, production, or           |
|          |     distribution." For example, curtailment, fuel         |
|          |     switching, or load building activities do not qualify |
|          |     for a CRC credit or CAA reimbursement.);              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   All measures presented for CRC credit or CAA          |
|          |     reimbursement must be installed in the Pacific        |
|          |     Northwest as defined by the Act in service areas of   |
|          |     participating utilities;                              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Measures for which BPA has established a deemed       |
|          |     credit or reimbursement level are not eligible as     |
|          |     CPPs;                                                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Conservation voltage regulation (CVR) projects,       |
|          |     customer system efficiency improvements (CSEI),       |
|          |     distribution system upgrades for energy efficiency,   |
|          |     and new construction or major renovation              |
|          |     commercial/industrial construction and multifamily    |
|          |     residential must be submitted as CPPs.                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   ***(Last bullet deleted**: Conservation measures      |
|          |     without a deemed credit/reimbursement level for which |
|          |     a cost effectiveness determination has not been made, |
|          |     must be submitted as CPPs.**)***                      |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580090 .anchor}Issue #6 (Draft Issue #1):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580059 .anchor}Section 1.8 Agreed Upon
Procedures Report for Administrative Activities (page 29)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Is an Agreed Upon Procedures Report required if the       |
| ]{.under | customer does not claim an administrative allowance, does |
| line}:** | not have a CAA, and is only buying Environmentally        |
|          | Preferred Power (EPP) or contributions to the Northwest   |
|          | Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA)? Likewise, if a         |
|          | customer does not have any activity to report in a given  |
|          | fiscal year, must they meet the Agreed Upon Procedures    |
|          | Report requirement?                                       |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | These issues are not addressed.                           |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | Add the following bullets to the end of this section.     |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | -   An Agreed Upon Procedures Report is required if a     |
| rline}** |     customer:                                             |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ```{=html}                                                |
|          | <!-- -->                                                  |
|          | ```                                                       |
|          | -   Has a CAA contract, or                                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Claims administrative costs under the CRC.            |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ```{=html}                                                |
|          | <!-- -->                                                  |
|          | ```                                                       |
|          | -   An Agreed Upon Procedures Report is [not              |
|          |     required]{.underline} if a customer:                  |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ```{=html}                                                |
|          | <!-- -->                                                  |
|          | ```                                                       |
|          | -   Does not file a CRC report, and                       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Does not have a CAA contract in place.                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580091 .anchor}Issue #7 (Draft Issue #6):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580060 .anchor}Section 2.7 Early Start and
Participation Agreement (page 34)

***(Section 2.7 is cited in Section 2 and Section 2.8.)***

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Does not apply after October 1, 2006. Prior to that date, |
| :]{.unde | there was no contractual requirement for customers to     |
| rline}** | follow the CRC and CAA Implementation Manual. The         |
|          | Participation Agreement (PA) provides some contractual    |
|          | relationship to the program requirements.                 |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | Utilities must close out their C&RD obligation prior to   |
| Previous | participating in the CRC Early Start. Utilities should    |
| :]{.unde | notify their EER to indicate interest in participating in |
| rline}** | the CRC Early Start. BPA will send customers who have     |
|          | expressed a desire to start the CRC early, an Early Start |
|          | invitation letter and a participation agreement for       |
|          | signature. Once the participation agreement letter is     |
|          | returned to BPA, the customer can officially begin CRC    |
|          | implementation (see attachment D for the draft CRC        |
|          | Invitation Letter and Participation Agreement). This CRC  |
|          | participation agreement will include the following:       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Agreement to follow the CRC Guidelines as described   |
|          |     in this document and in subsequent versions as this   |
|          |     document is updated;                                  |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Agreement to participate in any BPA-sponsored         |
|          |     evaluation including, but not limited to, sharing     |
|          |     information on installed conservation measures;       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Acknowledgment that the utility recognizes it is      |
|          |     assuming a potential financial risk that the CRC will |
|          |     not be approved or will be fundamentally changed in   |
|          |     some manner during the rate case and that if this     |
|          |     occurs, the utility agrees to hold BPA harmless and   |
|          |     not to seek any remedy from BPA for expenses          |
|          |     incurred; and                                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Utilities that intend to claim reimbursements or      |
|          |     credits for industrial measures will need to indicate |
|          |     the level of credit/reimbursement they wish to        |
|          |     receive (i.e., Option 1 - \$0.12 per kWh or Option    |
|          |     2 - \$0.15 per kWh). (See section 1.3.1, Custom       |
|          |     Projects, for specifics of these options.)            |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | Delete section.                                           |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
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[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580092 .anchor}Issue #8 (Draft Issue #7):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580061 .anchor}Section 2.8 Utilities Choosing
Not to Participate in the CRC (page 35)

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| **[Issue | The Subscription Contracts need to have the Rate Credit   |
| :]{.unde | Exhibit revised to reflect the new program name and the   |
| rline}** | new program requirements, so a customer will not receive  |
|          | a rate credit on their power bill until they sign the     |
|          | revised exhibit. Language in Attachment A and in Section  |
|          | 2.9 is incorrect.                                         |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | If a customer does not notify BPA that they want to       |
| Previous | participate in the CRC and does not sign a participation  |
| :]{.unde | agreement, BPA will assume that the customer does not     |
| rline}** | want to participate in the CRC and will charge the        |
|          | customer a higher rate for power. However, a customer can |
|          | decide at any time during the 2007-2009 Rate Period that  |
|          | they do want to participate, and BPA will apply the CRC   |
|          | to the customer's bill starting the first month following |
|          | a reporting period (i.e., April or October). The customer |
|          | will be required to follow the procedures in section 2.7. |
|          |                                                           |
|          | If at any time during the rate period a customer decides  |
|          | that they want to discontinue receiving the CRC on their  |
|          | power bill, they can notify BPA, in writing, and BPA will |
|          | remove the CRC from the customer's bill. At that point,   |
|          | the customer will be required to submit a Final           |
|          | Reconciliation Report as described in section 2.12.       |
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|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | Break this section into two parts:                        |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | **Section 2.7 Utilities Choosing to Participate in the    |
| rline}** | CRC**                                                     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Customers with an existing Subscription Contract will |
|          |     be offered a revised Exhibit B pertaining to the      |
|          |     Conservation Rate Credit.                             |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Customers without an existing Subscription Contract   |
|          |     will be offered the CRC as part of their 2007-2009    |
|          |     Subscription Contract.                                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Customers are required to sign Exhibit B before the   |
|          |     Conservation Rate Credit will be applied their power  |
|          |     bill during the 2007-2009 Rate Period. If the         |
|          |     customer does not sign the revised Exhibit B, they    |
|          |     will be charged the higher rate.                      |
|          |                                                           |
|          | **Section 2.8 Utilities Choosing Not to Participate in    |
|          | the CRC**                                                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   A utility may elect discontinue participating in the  |
|          |     CRC any time during the rate period. If a customer    |
|          |     decides that they want to discontinue receiving the   |
|          |     CRC on their power bill, they can notify BPA, in      |
|          |     writing, and BPA will remove the CRC from the         |
|          |     customer's future power bills. At that point, the     |
|          |     customer will be required to submit a Final           |
|          |     Reconciliation Report as described in section 2.12.   |
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[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580093 .anchor}Issue #9 (Draft Issue #8):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580062 .anchor}**Section 2.10 Low-Income
Weatherization (pages 35 - 36)**

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| **[Issue | Several issues need to be resolved in the Low-Income      |
| :]{.unde | Weatherization section. Prime Window Replacements are     |
| rline}** | added, administrative costs are allowed to monitor        |
|          | Low-Income Weatherization Service Provider (LIWSP,        |
|          | commonly referred to as CAPs) activities, and             |
|          | documentation requirements are described.                 |
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|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | Utilities can contribute funds to state/Community Action  |
| Previous | Partnership (CAP) agency/tribal organizations and receive |
| :]{.unde | credit on a dollar-for-dollar basis for the purpose of    |
| rline}** | low-income weatherization. Or utilities can run their own |
|          | low-income weatherization program and will be credited on |
|          | the same dollar-for-dollar basis as contributions to CAP  |
|          | agencies. The following conditions apply:                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   CRC funds can only be used to install cost-effective  |
|          |     weatherization measures, as defined in the RTF        |
|          |     system, in electrically-heated homes in the utility's |
|          |     service territory;                                    |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Window replacements do not qualify for the            |
|          |     dollar-for-dollar credit;                             |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   CRC funds cannot be used to do repair work needed to  |
|          |     install cost-effective weatherization measures;       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Low-income activity performed by the utility will be  |
|          |     treated the same as any other qualifying conservation |
|          |     and will be eligible for an administrative allowance  |
|          |     ;                                                     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   If a utility chooses to run their own low-income      |
|          |     weatherization program, BPA recommends that such      |
|          |     program should be in substantial compliance with      |
|          |     programs currently funded by BPA grants for the U.S.  |
|          |     Department of Energy Weatherization Assistance        |
|          |     Program;                                              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Contributions to state/Community Action Partnership   |
|          |     (CAP) agency/tribal organizations do not qualify for  |
|          |     an administrative allowance; and                      |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   CRC funds and BPA funds provided to state/LIWSP       |
|          |     agency/tribal organizations cannot be co-mingled and  |
|          |     must be used for separate activities or projects.     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *Note: Under a separate BPA program, BPA will directly    |
|          | fund low-income weatherization through the existing       |
|          | state/Community Action Partnership (CAP) agency/tribal    |
|          | infrastructure at a level of up to \$5 million per year   |
|          | for the 2007 to 2009 Rate Period, which begins October 1, |
|          | 2006.*                                                    |
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|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | Utilities can [provide]{.underline} funds to              |
| Approved | state/LIWSP/tribal organizations and receive credit on a  |
| :]{.unde | dollar-for-dollar basis, with the exception of Prime      |
| rline}** | Window Replacements for the purpose of low-income         |
|          | weatherization. Or utilities can run their own low-income |
|          | weatherization program and will be credited on the same   |
|          | dollar-for-dollar basis as contributions to CAP agencies. |
|          | The following conditions apply:                           |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   CRC funds can only be used to install eligible        |
|          |     measures, in electrically-heated homes in the         |
|          |     utility's service territory. Eligible measures are    |
|          |     those that the RTF has defined as Total Resource Cost |
|          |     (TRC) cost-effective and have been approved by BPA.   |
|          |     The CRC has a defined list of eligible measures that  |
|          |     might be different than the list of eligible measures |
|          |     defined by DOE's Savings to Investment Ratio (SIR)    |
|          |     method. The eligible measures list is found in        |
|          |     Attachment XX;                                        |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Prime window replacements are an eligible measure,    |
|          |     but do not qualify for the dollar-for-dollar credit.  |
|          |                                                           |
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|          | -   The credit for TRC cost-effective low-income prime    |
|          |     window replacement is capped at \$0.30 per kWh saved. |
|          |                                                           |
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|          | <!-- -->                                                  |
|          | ```                                                       |
|          | -   CRC funds cannot be used to do repair work needed to  |
|          |     install cost-effective weatherization measures;       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Utilities and LIWSPs should expect the same level of  |
|          |     oversight and diligence from BPA on low-income        |
|          |     weatherization claims as they would expect for other  |
|          |     reported activity in the CRC.                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Low-income activity qualifies for an administrative   |
|          |     allowance, regardless of whether customer provides    |
|          |     funds to a CAP or runs its own program;               |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   If a utility chooses to run their own low-income      |
|          |     weatherization program, BPA recommends that such      |
|          |     program should be in substantial compliance with      |
|          |     programs currently funded by BPA grants for the U.S.  |
|          |     Department of Energy Weatherization Assistance        |
|          |     Program.                                              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Eligible measures will be reported in the PTR system. |
|          |     The customer will be required to enter the square     |
|          |     footage data on a measure basis. Data on a house by   |
|          |     house basis is not required.                          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Customers need to provide an appropriate level of     |
|          |     oversight to ensure that CRC funds provided to the    |
|          |     CAPs are used only to install eligible measures.      |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Utilities should have a written agreement with the    |
|          |     LIWSP outlining terms and conditions, and reporting   |
|          |     requirements.                                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   CRC funds and BPA funds provided to state/LIWSP       |
|          |     /tribal organizations cannot be co-mingled and must   |
|          |     be used for separate activities or projects.          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *Note: Under a separate BPA program, BPA will directly    |
|          | fund low-income weatherization through the existing       |
|          | state/Community Action Partnership (CAP) agency/tribal    |
|          | infrastructure at a level of up to \$5 million per year   |
|          | for the 2007 to 2009 Rate Period, which begins            |
|          | October 1, 2006.*                                         |
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  **Low Income Prime Window Replacement List**

  **Low Income Prime Window Replacements do not qualify for \$ for \$
  reimbursement or credit. Credit/reimbursement is based on \$0.30 per
  kWh of annual energy savings. Annual energy savings and
  credit/reimbursement levels are listed per square foot of glazing area
  replaced. Where credit/reimbursement level is \$0.00, the RTF has
  determined the application was not TRC Cost Effective and, therefore,
  does not qualify.**
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  **Measure**          **Building     **Delivery Mechanism or Program** **Annual     **Credit/
                       Type**                                           Savings @    Reimburse-
                                                                        Busbar       ment**
                                                                        (kwh/yr)**   
  -------------------- -------------- --------------------------------- ------------ ------------
  **Heating Zone 1**                                                                 

  **Single Family Low  Single Family  Prime windows must have an NFRC   27           \$ 8.07
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **Single Family Low  Single Family  Prime windows must have an NFRC   19           \$ 5.67
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **MultiFamily Low    Multifamily    Prime windows must have an NFRC   15           \$ 4.52
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **MultiFamily Low    Multifamily    Prime windows must have an NFRC   11           \$ -
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **Manufactured Home  Manufactured   Prime windows must have an NFRC   24           \$ 7.25
  Low Income Class 30  Home           rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **Manufactured Home  Manufactured   Prime windows must have an NFRC   17           \$ -
  Low Income Class 30  Home           rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **Heating Zone 2**                                                                 

  **Single Family Low  Single Family  Prime windows must have an NFRC   35           \$ 10.65
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **Single Family Low  Single Family  Prime windows must have an NFRC   25           \$ 7.49
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **MultiFamily Low    Multifamily    Prime windows must have an NFRC   25           \$ 7.48
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **MultiFamily Low    Multifamily    Prime windows must have an NFRC   18           \$ 5.26
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **Manufactured Home  Manufactured   Prime windows must have an NFRC   33           \$ 9.90
  Low Income Class 30  Home           rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **Manufactured Home  Manufactured   Prime windows must have an NFRC   23           \$ 6.96
  Low Income Class 30  Home           rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **Heating Zone 3**                                                                 

  **Single Family Low  Single Family  Prime windows must have an NFRC   42           \$ 12.57
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **Single Family Low  Single Family  Prime windows must have an NFRC   29           \$ 8.84
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **MultiFamily Low    Multifamily    Prime windows must have an NFRC   29           \$ 8.85
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **MultiFamily Low    Multifamily    Prime windows must have an NFRC   21           \$ 6.22
  Income Class 30                     rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         

  **Manufactured Home  Manufactured   Prime windows must have an NFRC   39           \$ 11.77
  Low Income Class 30  Home           rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Single                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single                 
                                      glazed with wood or metal frame.               

  **Manufactured Home  Manufactured   Prime windows must have an NFRC   28           \$ 8.28
  Low Income Class 30  Home           rated U-factor of 0.30 or lower.               
  Prime Replacement                   Patio doors must have an NFRC                  
  Windows - Double                    rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower.               
  Pane Base**                         Existing window must be single or              
                                      double glazed with wood or metal               
                                      frame.                                         
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  **Low Income Weatherization List**

  **This list designates measures eligible under the Low Income
  Weatherization provisions of the Conservation Rate Credit \$ for \$
  credit. Utilities are also directed to inform the state/CAP
  agencies/tribal organizations that receive CRC funds, that CRC funds
  can only be spent on measures that are listed as qualifying measures.**

  **Shaded Measures Do Not Qualify for Low Income Weatherization Measure
  credit.**
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  **Technology, Measure or Practice**                         **\"Qualifies\"
                                                              or \"Does Not
                                                              Qualify\"**
  ----------------------------------------------------------- -----------------
  **Single Family Wx (All Heating Zones)**                    

  **Single Family Weatherization - Infiltration Control (Cost Qualifies
  and Savings per sq.ft. of floor area for each 0.1 ach       
  reduction)**                                                

  **Single Family Weatherization - R0 to R19 Attic Insulation Qualifies
  (Cost and Savings are per sq.ft. of attic area insulated)** 

  **Single Family Weatherization - R19 to R38 Attic           Qualifies
  Insulation (Cost and Savings are per sq.ft. of attic area   
  insulated)**                                                

  **Single Family Weatherization - R0 to R19 Floor Insulation Qualifies
  (Cost and Savings are per sq.ft. of floor area insulated)** 

  **Single Family Weatherization - R19 to R30 Floor           Qualifies
  Insulation (Cost and Savings are per sq.ft. of floor area   
  insulated)**                                                

  **Single Family Weatherization - R0 to R11 Wall Insulation  Qualifies
  (Cost and Savings are per sq.ft. of wall area insulated)**  

  ** **                                                       

  **Multifamily Wx (All Heating Zones)**                      Qualifies

  **Multifamily Weatherization - R0 - R19 Attic insulation    Qualifies
  (Cost & Savings are per square foot of attic area           
  insulated)**                                                

  **Multifamily Weatherization - R19 - R38 Attic insulation   Qualifies
  (Cost & Savings are per square foot of attic area           
  insulated)**                                                

  **Multifamily Weatherization - R0 - R19 Floor insulation    Qualifies
  (Cost & Savings are per square foot of floor area           
  insulated)**                                                

  **Multifamily Weatherization - R19 - R30 Floor insulation   Qualifies
  (Cost & Savings are per square foot of floor area           
  insulated)**                                                

  **Multifamily Weatherization - R0 - R11 Wall Insulation     Qualifies
  (Cost & Savings are per square foot of area insulated)**    

  **Multifamily Weatherization - Infiltration Control**       Does Not Qualify

                                                              

  **Manufactured Home Wx**                                    

  **HZ1**                                                     

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Infiltration Control   Qualifies
  (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor area per 0.1 
  air change per hour infiltration rate reduction) - Heating  
  Zone 1**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Attic Insulation R0 to Qualifies
  R19 (Cost and savings are per square foot of attic          
  insulated) - Heating Zone 1**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Attic Insulation R19   Does Not Qualify
  to R30 (Cost and savings are per square foot of attic       
  insulated) - Heating Zone 1**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Floor Insulation R0 to Qualifies
  R11 (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor          
  insulated) - Heating Zone 1**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Floor Insulation R11   Does Not Qualify
  to R22 (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor       
  insulated) - Heating Zone 1**                               

  **HZ2**                                                     

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Infiltration Control   Qualifies
  (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor area per 0.1 
  air change per hour infiltration rate reduction) - Heating  
  Zone 2**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Attic Insulation R0 to Qualifies
  R19 (Cost and savings are per square foot of attic          
  insulated) - Heating Zone 2**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Attic Insulation R19   Does Not Qualify
  to R30 (Cost and savings are per square foot of attic       
  insulated) - Heating Zone 2**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Floor Insulation R0 to Qualifies
  R11 (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor          
  insulated) - Heating Zone 2**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Floor Insulation R11   Qualifies
  to R22 (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor       
  insulated) - Heating Zone 2**                               

  **HZ3**                                                     

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Infiltration Control   Qualifies
  (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor area per 0.1 
  air change per hour infiltration rate reduction) - Heating  
  Zone 3**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Attic Insulation R0 to Qualifies
  R19 (Cost and savings are per square foot of attic          
  insulated) - Heating Zone 3**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Attic Insulation R19   Does Not Qualify
  to R30 (Cost and savings are per square foot of attic       
  insulated) - Heating Zone 3**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Floor Insulation R0 to Qualifies
  R11 (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor          
  insulated) - Heating Zone 3**                               

  **Manufactured Home Weatherization - Floor Insulation R11   Qualifies
  to R22 (Cost and savings are per square foot of floor       
  insulated) - Heating Zone 3**                               

  **PTCS Duct Sealing**                                       

  **Gas Heated Homes - Cooling Only (All Cooling Zones)**     

  **Manufactured Home w/o Electric Heat, w/CAC - PTCS Duct    Does Not Qualify
  Sealing**                                                   

  **Manufactured Home Natural Choice, w/CAC - PTCS Duct       Does Not Qualify
  Sealing**                                                   

  **Single Family w/o Electric Heat w/CAC - PTCS Duct         Does Not Qualify
  Sealing**                                                   

  **Electrically Heated Homes (Single Family and Manufactured 
  Homes)**                                                    

  **H1**                                                      

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC -     Qualifies
  PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1**                             

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC - PTCS   Does Not Qualify
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1**                                  

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC - PTCS Duct      Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 1**                                       

  **H1C1**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 1**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 1**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 1**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Does Not Qualify
  Zone 1 - Cool Zone 1**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 1**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 1**                                               

  **H1C2**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 2**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 2**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 2**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Does Not Qualify
  Zone 1 - Cool Zone 2**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 2**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 2**                                               

  **H1C3**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 3**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 3**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 3**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Does Not Qualify
  Zone 1 - Cool Zone 3**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Cool Zone 3**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 1 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 3**                                               

  **H2**                                                      

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC -     Qualifies
  PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2**                             

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC - PTCS   Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2**                                  

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC - PTCS Duct      Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 2**                                       

  **H2C1**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 1**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 1**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 1**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Qualifies
  Zone 2 - Cool Zone 1**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 1**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 1**                                               

  **H2C2**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 2**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 2**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 2**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Qualifies
  Zone 2 - Cool Zone 2**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 2**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 2**                                               

  **H2C3**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 3**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 3**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 3**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Qualifies
  Zone 2 - Cool Zone 3**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Cool Zone 3**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 2 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 3**                                               

  **H3**                                                      

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC -     Qualifies
  PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3**                             

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC - PTCS   Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3**                                  

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/o CAC - PTCS Duct      Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 3**                                       

  **H3C1**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 1**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 1**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 1**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Qualifies
  Zone 3 - Cool Zone 1**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 1**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 1**                                               

  **H3C2**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 2**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 2**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 2**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Qualifies
  Zone 3 - Cool Zone 2**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 2**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 2**                                               

  **H3C3**                                                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS  Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 3**                    

  **Manufactured Home NonSGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing    Qualifies
  Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 3**                                 

  **Manufactured Home SGC Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS     Qualifies
  Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 3**                    

  **Manufactured Home SGC Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat  Qualifies
  Zone 3 - Cool Zone 3**                                      

  **Single Family Forced Air Furnace w/CAC - PTCS Duct        Qualifies
  Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Cool Zone 3**                         

  **Single Family Heat Pump - PTCS Duct Sealing Heat Zone 3 - Qualifies
  Cool Zone 3**                                               
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[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580094 .anchor}Issue #10 (Draft Issue #30):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580063 .anchor}Transmission & Distribution
Savings \-- Influences on BPA's Willingness to Pay (Reimbursement
Strategies and Levels, page 88)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Current language does not reflect the correct value for   |
| ]{.under | savings due to transmission and distribution (T&D) line   |
| line}**: | losses.                                                   |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **Influences on BPA's Willingness to Pay (WTP)**          |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | To avoid confusion, BPA's reimbursement/credit to the     |
| rline}** | utility for savings achieved is based on bus-bar savings, |
|          | which is generally 7.5 percent above the site             |
|          | savings[^1]. This is consistent with the way BPA's aMW    |
|          | targets and its WTP are set. All reimbursements are       |
|          | restricted to savings from cost-effective measures.       |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Influences on BPA's Willingness to Pay (WTP)**          |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | To avoid confusion, BPA's reimbursement/credit to the     |
| rline}** | utility for savings achieved is based on bus-bar savings, |
|          | which is generally 7.625 percent above the site savings   |
|          | ^10^. This is consistent with the way BPA's aMW targets   |
|          | and its WTP are set. All reimbursements are restricted to |
|          | savings from cost-effective measures.                     |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580095 .anchor}Issue #11 (Draft Issue #16):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580064 .anchor}Air Source Heat Pumps
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 89)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | [Add]{.underline} ASHP measures for Manufactured Homes in |
| ]{.under | most climate zones.                                       |
| line}**: |                                                           |
|          | -   [Clarify]{.underline} language on PTCS requirements   |
|          |     with regard to ASHP installations.                    |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   [Warn]{.underline} utilities that we are likely to    |
|          |     remove the ASHP measure for homes with basements in   |
|          |     HZ 1 when the 10/1/07 changes are implemented.        |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **Heat Pumps (CP; LO)**                                   |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA proposes a simplified approach to reimbursements for  |
| rline}** | residential air-source heat pumps.                        |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   BPA will set specific levels of performance with the  |
|          |     reimbursement/credit based on the upgrade             |
|          |     (incremental) savings, regardless of the consumer's   |
|          |     reasons for the installation.                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Homes over 4,500 square feet, which is twice the size |
|          |     of the prototypes used by the RTF to estimate         |
|          |     savings, are allowed two incentives (for two heat     |
|          |     pumps or for a very large and efficient unit).        |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Although it is possible that further analysis by the  |
|          |     RTF may result in slightly different values for the   |
|          |     savings from upgrades, the following table reflects   |
|          |     expected reimbursement values, rounded up, at \$0.25  |
|          |     per kWh. BPA will reimburse/credit based on the heat  |
|          |     pumps installed and claimed.                          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   of a heat pump.                                       |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   BPA will eliminate distinctions based on when the     |
|          |     home was built, but will distinguish among climate    |
|          |     zones and whether or not the home's ducts are outside |
|          |     the conditioned space. BPA will post the              |
|          |     reimbursement/credit level for utilities with         |
|          |     separate values for situations in which the ducts are |
|          |     outside of the conditioned space and for those where  |
|          |     there is no substantial ducting outside the           |
|          |     conditioned space.                                    |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Although the prescriptive minimum performance         |
|          |     standard will be required at SEER 14, HSPF 8.5, and   |
|          |     PTCS^®^ with performance-tested (PT) ducts as         |
|          |     applicable, higher levels of efficiency can be        |
|          |     encouraged by offering 20 percent more for homes with |
|          |     duct testing and 40 percent more for homes where      |
|          |     there is no substantial ducting outside the           |
|          |     conditioned space for upgrading to a 9.5 HSPF (with   |
|          |     SEER 14 and PTCS)[^2].                                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

+---+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+---+
|   | **Table   |                                                     |   |
|   | 1:        |                                                     |   |
|   | Reimb     |                                                     |   |
|   | ursements |                                                     |   |
|   | for Heat  |                                                     |   |
|   | Pumps**   |                                                     |   |
+---+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+---+
| * |           | **Air Source Heat Pumps (CP; LO)**                  |   |
| * |           |                                                     |   |
| [ |           | -   BPA set reimbursement/credits based on the      |   |
| N |           |     incremental savings from a standard efficiency  |   |
| e |           |     air-source heat pump (heat pump efficiency      |   |
| w |           |     upgrade), regardless of the consumer's reasons  |   |
| l |           |     for the installation of a heat pump and         |   |
| y |           |     regardless of the pre-existing heating system   |   |
| A |           |     type.                                           |   |
| p |           |                                                     |   |
| p |           | -   Either electric or non-electric auxiliary heat  |   |
| r |           |     systems may be installed with the heat pump.    |   |
| o |           |     However, BPA expects the electric heat pump     |   |
| v |           |     will be the primary system used to meet the     |   |
| e |           |     heating needs of the house.                     |   |
| d |           |                                                     |   |
| : |           | -   For site-built single-family homes, most heat   |   |
| ] |           |     pump measures are cost effective. The           |   |
| { |           |     reimbursement/credit level varies depending on  |   |
| . |           |     whether the ducts are outside of the            |   |
| u |           |     conditioned space or whether there is no        |   |
| n |           |     substantial ducting outside the conditioned     |   |
| d |           |     space. See Table 1 for reimbursement/credit     |   |
| e |           |     schedule.                                       |   |
| r |           |                                                     |   |
| l |           | -   Manufactured Homes: BPA will not provide        |   |
| i |           |     reimbursement/credits for heat pumps installed  |   |
| n |           |     in manufactured homes in heating zone 1/cooling |   |
| e |           |     zone 1 or heating zone 1/cooling zone 2,        |   |
| } |           |     because the measure is not cost-effective. Heat |   |
| * |           |     pumps are cost effective in all heating zones 2 |   |
| * |           |     and 3 and, on average, in heating zone          |   |
|   |           |     1/cooling zone 3.                               |   |
|   |           |                                                     |   |
|   |           | BPA will provide reimbursement/credits for heat     |   |
|   |           | pumps installed in manufactured homes as shown in   |   |
|   |           | Table 1. Manufactured homes are almost always       |   |
|   |           | installed on vented crawlspaces, rather than sealed |   |
|   |           | basements, which means the Ducts Outside measure    |   |
|   |           | applies.                                            |   |
|   |           |                                                     |   |
|   |           | -   The minimum required prescriptive performance   |   |
|   |           |     standard is SEER 14 and HSPF 8.5. BPA will      |   |
|   |           |     offer a higher reimbursement/credit for units   |   |
|   |           |     with HSPF 9.5 or higher.                        |   |
|   |           |                                                     |   |
|   |           | -   Heat pumps must be installed to the latest      |   |
|   |           |     version of the "PTCS Air Source Heat Pump       |   |
|   |           |     Installation Standards", which is available on  |   |
|   |           |     the PTR. Reminder: As a part of the PTCS        |   |
|   |           |     installation standards, PTCS Commissioned Heat  |   |
|   |           |     Pump certification is required on all heat      |   |
|   |           |     pumps and PTCS Duct System certification may be |   |
|   |           |     required depending on the location of the       |   |
|   |           |     ductwork.                                       |   |
|   |           |                                                     |   |
|   |           | -   Where a house has a substantial[^3] amount of   |   |
|   |           |     ductwork in unconditioned space, the Heat Pump  |   |
|   |           |     with Ducts Outside[^4] measure must be claimed. |   |
|   |           |     Where a house does not have a substantial       |   |
|   |           |     amount of ductwork in unconditioned space, the  |   |
|   |           |     Heat Pump with Ducts Inside measure must be     |   |
|   |           |     claimed.                                        |   |
|   |           |                                                     |   |
|   |           | -   PTCS Duct System Certification is required when |   |
|   |           |     the Heat Pump with Ducts Outside measure is     |   |
|   |           |     claimed.                                        |   |
|   |           |                                                     |   |
|   |           | -   Homes with heated floor area greater than 4,500 |   |
|   |           |     square feet, which is twice the size of the     |   |
|   |           |     prototypes used by the RTF to estimate savings, |   |
|   |           |     are allowed to claim two heat pump measures.    |   |
|   |           |     BPA requires the newly installed heat pump(s)   |   |
|   |           |     to be the primary heating source for the entire |   |
|   |           |     house.                                          |   |
+---+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+---+

**Table 1: Reimbursements for Heat Pumps**

+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
|                   | **Ducts     | **Ducts    | **Ducts   | **Ducts   |
|                   | Outside**   | Outside**  | Inside**  | Inside**  |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| **Zo              | 8.5 HSPF    | 9.5 HSPF   | 8.5 HSPF  | 9.5 HSPF  |
| nes\\Efficiency** |             |            |           |           |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h1 c1 \*(except | \$615       | \$740      | \$270     | \$380     |
| > in MH)          |             |            |           |           |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h1 c2 \*(except | \$635       | \$760      | \$280     | \$390     |
| > in MH)          |             |            |           |           |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h1 c3           | \$675       | \$810      | \$300     | \$420     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
|                   |             |            |           |           |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h2 c1           | \$1,080     | \$1,295    | \$450     | \$630     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h2 c2           | \$1,090     | \$1,310    | \$465     | \$650     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h2 c3           | \$1,125     | \$1,350    | \$485     | \$680     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
|                   |             |            |           |           |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h3 c1           | \$1,430     | \$1,715    | \$580     | \$810     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h3 c2           | \$1,450     | \$1,740    | \$590     | \$825     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+
| > h3 c3           | \$1,490     | \$1,790    | \$615     | \$860     |
+-------------------+-------------+------------+-----------+-----------+

> \* BPA will [not]{.underline} provide reimbursement/credit for heat
> pumps installed in manufactured homes in heating zone 1/ cooling zone
> 1 or heating zone 1/ cooling zone 2.
>
> *(**Note**: For heating zone 1, Ducts Inside is generally not a cost
> effective measure in SF homes. BPA will eliminate
> reimbursement/credits for this measure effective October 1, 2007.)*

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580096 .anchor}Issue #12 (Draft Issue #17):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580065 .anchor}Low-Income Window Replacement
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 90)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Add window replacements in low-income homes as a separate |
| ]{.under | measure and establish a credit.                           |
| line}**: |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | We credit dollar for dollar for low-income programs in    |
| Previous | CRC, whether self-administered or through contracts       |
| :]{.unde | between the utility and CAP agencies for cost effective   |
| rline}** | measures, with the exception of windows, for which they   |
|          | can only claim the value of the energy saved from an      |
|          | upgrade from U 0.35 to U 0.30. This comes to about 60     |
|          | cents/sq. ft.                                             |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Low-Income Window Replacement**                         |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will credit 30 cents/kWh based on the REPLACEMENT of  |
| rline}** | prime windows with a weighted average U = 0.30 windows.   |
|          | Table XX below states the allowed existing window         |
|          | condition by house type and heating zone. Deemed savings  |
|          | and credits can be found in the PTR. The credits range    |
|          | from about \$4.50 to \$12/sq. ft.                         |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

**Table XX: Low-Income Window Replacement Measure Eligibility**

  ----------- ------------------ --------------------------------------------
  **Heating   **House Type**     **Existing Window Condition**
  Zone**                         

  1           Single Family      Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.

  1           Manufactured Home  Single glazed only

  1           Multifamily        Single glazed only

  2           Single Family      Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.

  2           Manufactured Home  Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.

  2           Multifamily        Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.

  3           Single Family      Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.

  3           Manufactured Home  Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.

  3           Multifamily        Single glazed with wood or double glazed
                                 metal frame.
  ----------- ------------------ --------------------------------------------

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580097 .anchor}Issue #13 (Draft Issue #11):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580066 .anchor}New ENERGY STAR Site Built Homes
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 91)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Clarification of what measures can be added, with         |
| :]{.unde | additional credit, to ENERGY STAR site Built Homes.       |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **ENERGY STAR® Homes**                                    |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | Electrically heated ENERGY STAR Homes are cost-effective  |
| rline}** | in all climate zones and with both zonal heating and heat |
|          | pumps. They often save substantial kWh, but it is         |
|          | difficult to make an impression on builders with a rebate |
|          | when the overall cost of any new home is so high. Most of |
|          | the real impact on builders will come from marketing.     |
|          | Even at 30 cents/kWh, heating zone (HZ) 1 will have       |
|          | incentives well below the incremental cost of the energy  |
|          | efficiency improvements. In zones 2 and 3, the incentives |
|          | can cover the incremental cost. See Table 2, below.       |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

**Table 2: Zonal/Heat Pump Reimbursements for ENERGY STAR Homes**

  ----------------------- ----------------------- -----------------------
                          **Crawl spaces ^1^**    **Non-crawl-spaces**

  Heating 1, Cooling 1 hp \$1,140                 \$ 600

  h1 c2 heat pumps        \$1,180                 \$ 600

  h1 c3 heat pumps        \$1,250                 \$ 600

  **All zonal \$1,170**                           

                                                  

  h2 c1 heat pumps        \$1,800                 \$ 850

  h2 c2 heat pumps        \$2,000                 \$ 850

  h2 c3 heat pumps        \$2,100                 \$ 850

  **All zonal \$1,400**                           

                                                  

  h3 c1 Hp                \$2,600                 \$1,020

  h3 c2 Hp                \$2,700                 \$1,020

  h3 c3 Hp                \$2,800                 \$1,020

  **All zonal \$1,600**                           
  ----------------------- ----------------------- -----------------------

+----------+---+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |   | Gas-heated homes are not TRC cost-effective, but          |
|          |   | appliance and lighting rebates can be provided to         |
|          |   | customers in gas-heated homes.                            |
+----------+---+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |   |                                                           |
+----------+---+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly |   | **New ENERGY STAR® Site-Built Homes**                     |
| Approved |   |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |   | New electrically heated ENERGY STAR Site-Built Homes are  |
| rline}** |   | cost-effective in all climate zones with zonal electric   |
|          |   | heating or electric heat pumps. BPA will provide          |
|          |   | reimbursement/credits as shown in Table 2.                |
+----------+---+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **Table  |   |                                                           |
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+----------+---+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580098 .anchor}Issue #14 (Draft Issue #12):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580067 .anchor}New ENERGY STAR Manufactured
Homes (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 91)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | -   Clarification of language surrounding ENERGY STAR     |
| ]{.under |     manufactured homes                                    |
| line}**: |                                                           |
|          | -   Changing SGC and NEEM to ENERGY STAR.                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Clarifying what measures can be added with additional |
|          |     credit to ENERGY STAR Manufactured Homes.             |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **New Super Good Cents Manufactured Homes (LML; LO; CP)** |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | Given the big increment in savings above HUD standards,   |
| rline}** | SGC manufactured homes (MH) are very cost-effective, but  |
|          | 60 percent of the market is already SGC. Although there   |
|          | is a substantial risk of free-ridership, this is a market |
|          | that is very sensitive to rebates. Market share could     |
|          | quickly be lost if incentives from the utilities were to  |
|          | stop. BPA will provide a reimbursement/credit of          |
|          | \$0.30/kWh.                                               |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **Table  |                                                           |
| 3:       |                                                           |
| Reimbu   |                                                           |
| rsements |                                                           |
| /Credits |                                                           |
| for SGC  |                                                           |
| Manu     |                                                           |
| factured |                                                           |
| Homes**  |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **New ENERGY STAR Manufactured Homes (LML; LO; CP)**      |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | Given the big increment in savings above HUD standards,   |
| rline}** | electrically heated ENERGY STAR Manufactured Homes (MH)   |
|          | are very cost-effective. BPA will provide a               |
|          | reimbursement/credit as shown in Table 3 below.           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **Table  |                                                           |
| 3:       |                                                           |
| Reimbu   |                                                           |
| rsements |                                                           |
| /Credits |                                                           |
| for      |                                                           |
| ENERGY   |                                                           |
| STAR**   |                                                           |
|          |                                                           |
| **Manu   |                                                           |
| factured |                                                           |
| Homes**  |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          | Deemed measures eligible for adding to ENERGY STAR        |
|          | Manufactured Homes include: Air-Source Pumps in heating   |
|          | zones 2 and 3 (but not in heating zone 1), Fluorescent    |
|          | Lighting measures, ENERGY STAR Clothes Washers, ENERGY    |
|          | STAR Freezers, and ENERGY STAR Refrigerators.             |
|          |                                                           |
|          | ENERGY STAR Manufactured Homes must be certified by the   |
|          | Northwest Energy Efficient Manufactured Homes program as  |
|          | ENERGY STAR.                                              |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580099 .anchor}Issue #15 (Draft Issue #18):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580068 .anchor}Multifamily New Construction
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 93)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | -   Increase credits for Multi-Family New Construction (3 |
| ]{.under |     stories or less).                                     |
| line}**: |                                                           |
|          | -   Correct the ceiling specs for efficient MF New        |
|          |     Construction                                          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   Provide a list of supplemental measures that can be   |
|          |     added for more credit.                                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | -   We are offering \$40, \$80, and \$120 per unit in     |
| Previous |     HZ1, 2, and 3 respectively.                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** | -   We require R-49 advanced framing in ceiling, and R-38 |
|          |     insulation in vaulted ceilings                        |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Multifamily New Construction (LO; LML; MB)**            |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | Multifamily (MF) new construction of five or more units   |
| rline}** | and three stories or less can be made more efficient than |
|          | code or standard practice. Projects meeting the latest    |
|          | version of the RTF's "Multifamily New Construction Low    |
|          | Rise Technical Specifications" (available in the PTR)     |
|          | will be reimbursed on a per unit basis as outline in      |
|          | Table 3A.                                                 |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **Table  |                                                           |
| 3A:      |                                                           |
| Reimbu   |                                                           |
| rsements |                                                           |
| /Credits |                                                           |
| for MF   |                                                           |
| New      |                                                           |
| Constr   |                                                           |
| uction** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          | Table 3B summarizes the required prescriptive path for    |
|          | compliance with the MF New Construction Low Rise          |
|          | Specifications.                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

**Table 3B: MF New Construction Specifications -- Summary**

![](media/image1.wmf)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          | Deemed measures eligible for adding to MF homes include:  |
|          | Fluorescent Lighting measures, ENERGY STAR Clothes        |
|          | Washers, ENERGY STAR Refrigerators, ENERGY STAR Freezers, |
|          | ENERGY STAR Dishwashers, and cost-effective Gravity Film  |
|          | Heat Exchangers.                                          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Projects not meeting the prescriptive specification that  |
|          | qualify as being above code or standard practice          |
|          | efficiency will need to be reviewed and approved by BPA   |
|          | as custom projects. Consistent with MH and single-family  |
|          | (SF) homes, \$0.30 per kWh will be the applicable         |
|          | reimbursement level (with a cap of 70 percent of the      |
|          | incremental energy related measure costs). The amount and |
|          | type of measurement and verification (M&V) required will  |
|          | be determined by the BPA reviewer, but is not expected to |
|          | be complex.                                               |
|          |                                                           |
|          | MF housing above three stories will be considered as      |
|          | commercial construction and submitted for new             |
|          | construction incentives and BPA pre-approval under the    |
|          | commercial sector WTP.                                    |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580100 .anchor}Issue #16 (Draft Issue #20):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580069 .anchor}Geothermal Heat Pumps
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 94)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Clarification of the convoluted and contradictory         |
| ]{.under | language about geothermal heat pumps. This will result in |
| line}**: | some applications being excluded. Currently differing     |
|          | baselines are implied for retrofit and new installations, |
|          | which is not how ASHPs are intended to be handled.        |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **Geothermal Heat Pumps (LML; CP; LO)**                   |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | *Retrofit*: Generally in HZ 1, geothermal heat pumps are  |
| rline}** | cost-effective in site-built homes constructed before     |
|          | 1993, when there is (a) a forced air furnace, (b) a crawl |
|          | space, and (c) there is a cooling load. A few exceptions  |
|          | exist for some configurations with a heat pump, a         |
|          | half-basement, and, rarely, a full basement.              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | For HZ 2, there is a dramatic shift. Most installations   |
|          | in site-built homes are cost-effective unless there is    |
|          | zonal heat, and, with some few exceptions, with a full    |
|          | basement built after 1993.                                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | For HZ 3, almost every application is cost-effective,     |
|          | including most zonal heated homes.                        |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Because of these commonalities and the fact that there    |
|          | may be very few requests for this technology, BPA will    |
|          | offer a simplified reimbursement scheme. BPA will pay 25  |
|          | cents/kWh, not to exceed the incremental cost above the   |
|          | air-source heat pump.                                     |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

**Table 4: Reimbursements for Geothermal Heat Pumps**

+----------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+
| *        |                                   |                       |
| *Heating |                                   |                       |
| Zone**   |                                   |                       |
+----------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+
| HZ 1:    | Site-built homes constructed      | \$2,400               |
|          | before 1993, when there is (a) a  |                       |
|          | forced air furnace, (b) a crawl   |                       |
|          | space, and (c) there is a cooling |                       |
|          | load                              |                       |
+----------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+
| HZ 2     | Site-built homes with a HP or     | \$3,000               |
|          | forced air furnace (FAF)          |                       |
+----------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+
| HZ 3     | Site-built homes \-- air-source   | \$3,000               |
|          | heat pump as a base               |                       |
|          |                                   | (to avoid paying      |
|          |                                   | beyond incremental    |
|          |                                   | cost)                 |
+----------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+
| HZ 3     | FAF/zonal as a base               | \$3,500.              |
+----------+-----------------------------------+-----------------------+

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          | *New Construction in SF*: In heating zones 2 and 3, BPA   |
|          | will reimburse \$3,000 for ground source heat pumps,      |
|          | based on the expectation that the baseline is an          |
|          | air-source heat pump.                                     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Cost-effective geothermal heat pumps for all MF and       |
|          | commercial new construction applications will be          |
|          | reimbursed according to the commercial sector             |
|          | reimbursement schedule.                                   |
|          |                                                           |
|          | Manufactured home installations of geothermal heat pumps  |
|          | will be reimbursed 25 cents/kWh using the RTF list to     |
|          | determine the savings for this measure. BPA's payment     |
|          | will be capped at \$3,000.                                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Geothermal Heat Pumps (LML; CP; LO)**                   |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | In all cases, the baseline for determining savings and    |
| rline}** | cost-effectiveness is assumed to be an air-source heat    |
|          | pump. GSHP installations must adhere to the latest        |
|          | version of the "PTCS Ground Source Heat Pump              |
|          | Specifications," which are available in the PTR.          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *SF installations in HZ 1*: BPA will provide a melded     |
|          | reimbursement/credit of \$2400 for geothermal heat pump   |
|          | installations that are identified in the PTR as           |
|          | cost-effective.                                           |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *SF installations in HZ 2 and 3*: Most installations are  |
|          | cost-effective. Because of these commonalities, BPA will  |
|          | offer a simplified reimbursement of \$3000 per unit.      |
|          |                                                           |
|          | (**Note**: BPA will lower the reimbursement/credit to     |
|          | \$2000 - \$2500 on October 1, 2007 unless the utilities   |
|          | can provide good data on incremental costs to the RTF     |
|          | that would support a higher incremental cost above an     |
|          | ASHP.)                                                    |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *Manufactured Homes*: There are no deemed cost-effective  |
|          | geothermal heat pump measures in manufactured homes. BPA  |
|          | will provide no deemed credit/reimbursement.              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *Multifamily and Commercial New Construction:*            |
|          | Cost-effective geothermal heat pumps for all MF and       |
|          | commercial new construction applications will be          |
|          | reimbursed according to the commercial sector             |
|          | reimbursement schedule as a custom project.               |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580101 .anchor}Issue #17 (Draft Issue #19):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580070 .anchor}ENERGY STAR Freezers
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 95)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Add Credits for ENERGY STAR Freezers                      |
| ]{.under |                                                           |
| line}**: |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | No mention of freezers in residential measures.           |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **ENERGY STAR Freezers: (CP; LO; WTP)**                   |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will reimburse/credit \$12 per ENERGY STAR rated full |
| rline}** | size (7.75 ft^3^ or greater) freezer.                     |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580102 .anchor}Issue #18 (Draft Issue #26):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580071 .anchor}ENERGY STAR Dishwashers
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 95)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Customers should be warned about potential **(a)** to     |
| ]{.under | drop the measure next year, because it will either have   |
| line}**: | no incremental cost or **(b)** to make the measure an     |
|          | "electric DHW--only" measure. *(DHW = domestic hot        |
|          | water)*                                                   |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **ENERGY STAR Dishwashers (LO; CP)**                      |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | Currently 86 percent of the market is ENERGY STAR rated.  |
| rline}** | BPA expects the ENERGY STAR standard to change in the     |
|          | next year. In order to provide an incentive to gas-heated |
|          | ENERGY STAR homes, provide an option for small utilities, |
|          | and to avoid stopping and starting a program with         |
|          | retailers, BPA will reimburse/credit \$25 for ENERGY      |
|          | STAR-rated dishwashers.                                   |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **ENERGY STAR Dishwashers (LO; CP)**                      |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | The ENERGY STAR standard will increase to an energy       |
| rline}** | factor of 0.65 in January 2007. BPA will continue to      |
|          | reimburse/credit \$25 for ENERGY STAR-rated dishwashers.  |
|          |                                                           |
|          | (**However**, depending on the results of on-going        |
|          | research at the RTF, the credit may drop to zero in       |
|          | October 2007, if no further evidence of an incremental    |
|          | cost is found, **OR** the measure may be restricted to    |
|          | homes with electric water heat only.)                     |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580103 .anchor}Issue #19 (Draft Issue #25):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580072 .anchor}Single Family PTCS™
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 96)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Some customers want to know if they can do PTCS on new    |
| ]{.under | construction that doesn't qualify for other programs.     |
| line}**: |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **Single-Family PTCS (WTP)**                              |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | PTCS Duct Sealing as a stand-alone measure in SF          |
| rline}** | site-built homes will be reimbursed/credited at \$400 for |
|          | all climate zones, as this approximates more than 60      |
|          | percent of the estimated job costs.                       |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **PTCS Duct Sealing in Existing Single-Family Homes       |
| Approved | (WTP)**                                                   |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** | Retrofit PTCS duct sealing as a stand-alone measure in    |
|          | existing electrically heated SF site-built homes will be  |
|          | reimbursed/credited at \$400 for all climate zones. In    |
|          | order to be eligible for the reimbursement/credit, the    |
|          | pre-existing duct leakage to the outside must be greater  |
|          | than 250 CFM~50~ or 15 percent of the floor area,         |
|          | whichever is less. The duct system must be certified as a |
|          | PTCS Duct System.                                         |
|          |                                                           |
|          | This measure may be claimed in conjunction with a Ducts   |
|          | Inside heat pump upgrade, however, the measure may        |
|          | [not]{.underline} be claimed in conjunction with a Ducts  |
|          | Outside heat pump upgrade or in new construction.         |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580104 .anchor}Issue #20 (Draft Issue #29):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580073 .anchor}Pre-rinse Spray Wash Valves
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 96)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Customers report confusion over the wording.              |
| ]{.under |                                                           |
| line}**: |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **Pre-rinse Spray Wash valves (WTP)**                     |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will reimburse/credit \$150 per qualified             |
| rline}** | installation. Qualified installations require that the    |
|          | water for dishwashing be heated with electricity and that |
|          | the facility serve ten or more meals per week.            |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Pre-rinse Spray Wash valves (WTP)**                     |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will reimburse/credit \$150 per qualified             |
| rline}** | installation. Qualified installations require that the    |
|          | water for dishwashing be heated with electricity and that |
|          | the facility serve ten or more meal shifts (for example,  |
|          | a facility that serves lunches and dinners, five days a   |
|          | week) per week, or that the utility document the reason   |
|          | for exceptions to the ten-meal rule. The exceptions       |
|          | should indicate that there is an equivalent amount of     |
|          | usage of the rinse system as with ten meals (e.g.,        |
|          | commercial bakeries, central school district cafeterias   |
|          | that prepare thousands of hot meals, or catering          |
|          | facilities that may only be used for three parties a      |
|          | week, but provide meals for hundreds of people at a time, |
|          | etc).                                                     |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580105 .anchor}Issue #21 (Draft Issue #31):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580074 .anchor}Deemed Commercial Refrigeration
Measures (add to Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 96)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Add a deemed measure list for CEE Tier II Solid Door Food |
| ]{.under | Service Refrigerators or Freezers, including the          |
| line}:** | following types: Reach-in, Roll-in, Roll-through,         |
|          | Pass-through and Under-counter Refrigerators, Freezers,   |
|          | Refrigerator/Freezer combinations and Ice Cream Freezers. |
|          |                                                           |
|          | [Background]{.underline}: The Consortium for Energy       |
|          | Efficiency (CEE) has developed a list of all energy       |
|          | efficient ENERGY STAR solid door commercial refrigeration |
|          | applications. The RTF has developed a calculator that     |
|          | examines each manufacturer and model individually. BPA is |
|          | interested in providing a simplified measure list for the |
|          | higher energy efficiency models, which are known as "Tier |
|          | 2" models.                                                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | There are no deemed measures available for these items in |
| Previous | the CRC/CAA programs.                                     |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | Prepare a list of measures that will qualify for deemed   |
| Approved | reimbursements/credits.                                   |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** | The table of cost-effective measures is not yet prepared, |
|          | but will be available well before the October 1,          |
|          | start-up. All Tier 2 equipment is likely to be            |
|          | cost-effective; it is just a matter of breaking the       |
|          | measures and credits into simple-to-use categories.       |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580106 .anchor}Issue #22 (Draft Issue #35):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580075 .anchor}Grocery Stores: Deemed
Commercial Refrigeration Measures (add to Reimbursement Strategies and
Levels, page 96)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Add a credit/reimbursement for measures installed under a |
| :]{.unde | third party grocery store program.                        |
| rline}** |                                                           |
|          | [Background:]{.underline}                                 |
|          |                                                           |
|          | BPA is in the process of negotiating an agreement with at |
|          | least one contractor to provide auditing, installation,   |
|          | and documentation services to groceries and similar       |
|          | businesses with substantial refrigeration loads. The      |
|          | contractor will do the audits and negotiate incentives    |
|          | with the individual consumer, document the savings and    |
|          | incentive costs and provide a copy to the utility to pay  |
|          | the consumer. The utility will claim credit based on the  |
|          | payments they make, and use the contractor rebate forms   |
|          | as documentation for savings and costs, but will be       |
|          | responsible for paying the incentives and verifying the   |
|          | installation.                                             |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | There are no references in the early CRC/CAA programs.    |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Grocery Program (EnergySmart Grocer Program (ESGP)**    |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will reimburse/credit on a dollar-for-dollar basis    |
| rline}** | measures implemented and documented under a pre-approved  |
|          | third party contractor for ESGP. The dollar-for-dollar    |
|          | reimbursement/credit will be documented based on the      |
|          | rebate form provided by the approved third party          |
|          | contractor. The approved third party contractor will      |
|          | input the details of the accomplished measures into the   |
|          | PTR system for the utility or BPA, depending on           |
|          | utilities' signing letters of agreement to participate in |
|          | the ESGP. (Measures installed for credit under the ESGP   |
|          | are qualifying measures and expenditures for purposes of  |
|          | administrative allowance, because the utility is still    |
|          | responsible for verification of the installation of the   |
|          | measures as they are for other credited/reimbursed        |
|          | measures).                                                |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#OLE_LINK4 .anchor}Issue #23 (Draft Issue #33):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580076 .anchor}Small Commercial Insulation
Measures (add to Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 96)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Deemed energy saving and credits are available in the PTR |
| :]{.unde | system for Small Commercial (\<5000 sq ft) Retail and     |
| rline}** | Office Insulation Measures, based on the \$0.13 per kWh   |
|          | energy savings. This measure is not mentioned in the      |
|          | Reimbursement and Strategies and Levels document.         |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | Nothing                                                   |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Existing Small Office or Retail (\<5000 sq ft)          |
| Approved | Insulation Measures**                                     |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** | Deemed energy savings for attic, wall, and floor          |
|          | insulation measures are available for existing small      |
|          | buildings (\<5000 sq ft) used for office or retail        |
|          | activities. BPA will reimburse/credit on per square foot  |
|          | basis at \$0.13 /deemed kWh energy savings.               |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580108 .anchor}Issue #24 (Draft Issue #27):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580077 .anchor}ESO+ Reimbursement/Credit
Schedule (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 97)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | -   It may not be clear that the ESO+ measures and        |
| ]{.under |     reimbursements/credits are required for all           |
| line}**: |     stand-alone lighting projects;                        |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   There is no middle ground provided between the ESO+   |
|          |     list and a custom measure proposal; and               |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   We need a consistent name for the deemed commercial   |
|          |     lighting effort (ESO+).                               |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **ESO+ Reimbursement/Credit Schedule**                    |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | The current ESO+ reimbursement/credit schedule (capped at |
| rline}** | 70 percent of incremental installed cost) and             |
|          | requirements should be used for any size commercial,      |
|          | industrial, or institutional facility. For BPA's fiscal   |
|          | year 2005 and fiscal year 2006, BPA expects incremental   |
|          | costs will go down and availability and knowledge of the  |
|          | high performance T8 option and qualifying products will   |
|          | continue to improve.                                      |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **ESO+ Reimbursement/Credit Schedule (CP; WTP)**          |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | -   The Standard Commercial and Industrial Lighting       |
| rline}** |     measure list (ESO+) reimbursement/credit schedule and |
|          |     requirements must be used for lighting-only projects  |
|          |     in any size commercial, industrial, or institutional  |
|          |     facility.                                             |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   If there is a measure not found on the list of ESO+   |
|          |     measures for which the customer would like to have a  |
|          |     deemed credit/reimbursement, the customer may request |
|          |     a one-time approval from BPA to use a deemed measure  |
|          |     and credit.                                           |
|          |                                                           |
|          | -   If the measure does not qualify for a deemed          |
|          |     credit/reimbursement after a review, then the         |
|          |     customer can submit a custom proposal, or seek to     |
|          |     have a deemed value established through the RTF.      |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580109 .anchor}Issue #25 (Draft Issue #28):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580078 .anchor}New Industrial Construction
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 98)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Clarification that this set of credits/reimbursements     |
| ]{.under | does not apply to new industrial construction             |
| line}**: |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **New Construction and Major Renovations**                |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | New construction and major renovations (multiple end-uses |
| rline}** | changed with a construction or building permit required)  |
|          | will be reimbursed on a performance-based approach that   |
|          | reimburses/credits the lesser of \$0.20/kWh or 70 percent |
|          | of incremental cost (which includes payments for design   |
|          | assistance/technical assistance) for improved efficiency  |
|          | above code. The key to project eligibility for the higher |
|          | "new construction" reimbursement is the existence of an   |
|          | Implementation design plan that usually involves modeling |
|          | and a building construction permit. These projects are    |
|          | partly self-defining because the projects must be         |
|          | submitted to BPA for pre-approval. The higher             |
|          | reimbursement values are provided to allow the utility to |
|          | bring the extra modeling and design resources to bear.    |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *As described earlier in this document, all new           |
|          | construction/major renovation projects will require BPA   |
|          | approval of the project modeling and M&V plan.*           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **New Commercial Construction and Major Renovation -- and |
| Approved | residential multi-family higher than 3 Stories (LO; MB)** |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** | A)  New construction and major renovations (multiple      |
|          |     end-uses changed with a construction or building      |
|          |     permit required) will be reimbursed on a              |
|          |     performance-based approach that reimburses/credits    |
|          |     the lesser of \$0.20/kWh or 70 percent of incremental |
|          |     cost (which includes payments for design              |
|          |     assistance/technical assistance) for improved         |
|          |     efficiency above code. The key to project eligibility |
|          |     for the higher "new construction" reimbursement is    |
|          |     the existence of an Implementation design plan that   |
|          |     usually involves modeling and a building construction |
|          |     permit. These projects are partly self-defining       |
|          |     because the projects must be submitted to BPA for     |
|          |     pre-approval. The higher reimbursement values are     |
|          |     provided to allow the utility to bring the extra      |
|          |     modeling and design resources to bear.                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | *As described earlier in this document, all new           |
|          | construction/major renovation projects will require BPA   |
|          | approval of the project modeling and M&V plan.*           |
|          |                                                           |
|          | B)  Page 102 -- add a paragraph before "Other Sector":    |
|          |     **New Industrial Construction (LO; MB)**              |
|          |                                                           |
|          | New industrial construction/major renovations will be     |
|          | reimbursed/ credited in accord with the 12 or 15 cent     |
|          | option up to 60 percent of the incremental cost choice    |
|          | (above), with the technical assistance either provided by |
|          | the utility (15 cents) or with help from BPA (12 cents).  |
|          | This does not include lighting measures available in the  |
|          | deemed Commercial/Industrial New Construction Lighting    |
|          | list available on the PTR system (See Issue #26)          |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580110 .anchor}Issue #26 (Draft Issue #32):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580079 .anchor}Commercial/Industrial New
Construction Lighting (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 98)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | The region needs a simplified way to gain momentum in     |
| :]{.unde | commercial new construction.                              |
| rline}** |                                                           |
|          | One way to start is with a deemed list of generally       |
|          | cost-effective lighting upgrades in new construction.     |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | No deemed measures are currently offered for new          |
| Previous | construction in the commercial or industrial sector.      |
| :]{.unde | *ESO+ is specifically not to be used for new              |
| rline}** | construction.*                                            |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **New Commercial/Industrial Construction Lighting** (LO,  |
| Approved | LML, WTP)                                                 |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** | BPA will reimburse a fraction of the cost of new high     |
|          | efficiency lighting measures in new commercial/industrial |
|          | construction. Table YYY indicates the inaugural list of   |
|          | measures and the credits/reimbursements available from    |
|          | BPA. The list may be supplemented with qualifying new     |
|          | measures and all readers should check the PTR for the     |
|          | latest measures.                                          |
|          |                                                           |
|          | As with other measures, BPA may change or remove some of  |
|          | these measures/credits on October 1, 2007 if the market   |
|          | and/or other analyses indicate that it would be           |
|          | appropriate.                                              |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

**Table YYY; Credits/Reimbursement**

  -------------- ------------------------------------------------ ------------------
  **Commercial &                                                  
  Industrial New                                                  
  Construction                                                    
  Lighting                                                        
  Program**                                                       

                 ** **                                            ** **

  ** **          ** **                                            ** **

  **Code**       **New Fixture Description**                      **Rebate Per
                                                                  Unit**

  **A.**         **High Performance T8 Fluorescent Lamps and       
                 Electronic Ballast in a New Fixture**            

  * *            The fixture will include a High Performance 48\"  
                 T8 lamp and ballast system listed on the CEE     
                 qualifying products list. Refer to the following 
                 link:                                            
                 http://www.cee1.org/com/com-lt/com-lt-prod.pdf   

  1              Upgrade any fluorescent fixture to High          \$10
                 Performance                                      

  **B.**         **High Bay T8 or T5 Fluorescent Fixture**        

  * *            T5 fixture must have 3 or more lamps, T8 fixture * *
                 must have 4 or more lamps, fixture must be       
                 installed in a high bay area with a minimum      
                 ceiling height of 15\'.                          

  1              T8 or T5 New \"High Bay\" Fixture                \$50

  **C.**         **Occupancy Sensor Control of Fluorescent**      

  * *            Sensors required by code are not eligible.       * *

  1              Controls a minimum of 120 watt connected load.   \$30

  **D.**         **High Efficiency Stairwell Fluorescent          
                 Fixture**                                        

  * *            Fixture must be specifically designed for        * *
                 stairwell lighting.                              

  1              With fixture mounted occupancy sensor            \$50

  **E.**         **Ceramic Metal Halide (hard-wired)**            

  * *            Hard-wired new recessed can or track heads       * *
                 (cans). Rebate is per lamp, i.e. per track head. 

  1              20 to 100 Watts (Nominal Lamp Watts)             \$40

  2              101 to 400 Watts (Nominal Lamp Watts)            \$50

                 **Total Credit or Reimbursement for the           
                 Project\>\>\>**                                  
  -------------- ------------------------------------------------ ------------------

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580111 .anchor}Issue #27 (Draft Issue #13):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580080 .anchor}Table 9: Reimbursements/Credits
for Agricultural Measures (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 99)

+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
| **[Issue | First year measures and rebates  |              |   |    |
| ]{.under | not consistent with field        |              |   |    |
| line}**: | applications.                    |              |   |    |
+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
|          |                                  |              |   |    |
+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
| **[      |                                  |              |   |    |
| Previous |                                  |              |   |    |
| :]{.unde |                                  |              |   |    |
| rline}** |                                  |              |   |    |
+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
|          | 1.  New flow-controlling type    |              |   | \  |
|          |     nozzle for impact            |              |   | $3 |
|          |     sprinklers.                  |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   | \  |
|          | 2.  Rebuilt or new brass         |              |   | $4 |
|          |     sprinkler.                   |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   | \  |
|          | 3.  New rotating-type sprinkler  |              |   | $3 |
|          |     replacing impact sprinklers. |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   | \  |
|          | 4.  New gasket for wheel lines   |              |   | $1 |
|          |     of hand lines.               |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   | \  |
|          | 5.  New low-pressure regulators  |              |   | $6 |
|          |     with pivot sprinklers        |              |   |    |
|          |     (entire pivot must be        |              |   | \  |
|          |     upgraded.                    |              |   | $2 |
|          |                                  |              |   |    |
|          | 6.  New multiple-configuration   |              |   | \  |
|          |     nozzles for low-pressure     |              |   | $1 |
|          |     pivot sprinklers.            |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   | \  |
|          | 7.  New "goose neck" elbow for   |              |   | $3 |
|          |     new drop tubes.              |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   | \  |
|          | 8.  New drop tube for            |              |   | $1 |
|          |     low-pressure pivot           |              |   | 25 |
|          |     sprinklers (min. 3 feet      |              |   |    |
|          |     long).                       |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   |    |
|          | 9.  New center pivot boot gasket |              |   |    |
|          |     to replace leaking gasket.   |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   |    |
|          | *"New" is specified to avoid     |              |   |    |
|          | payments for replacement parts   |              |   |    |
|          | for existing low-pressure        |              |   |    |
|          | systems, which are seen as       |              |   |    |
|          | required maintenance.*           |              |   |    |
+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
|          |                                  |              |   |    |
+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
| **[Newly | **Sprinkler Equipment**          | **Rebate**   | * |    |
| Approved |                                  |              | * |    |
| :]{.unde |                                  |              | E |    |
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+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
|          | 1.  New flow controlling type    | \$3.0        | 2 |    |
|          |     nozzle for impact            | 0/nozzle[^6] | 0 |    |
|          |     sprinklers.                  |              | k |    |
|          |                                  | [\$3.        | W |    |
|          | 2.  \(a\) Rebuilt or new impact  | 75/sprinkler | h |    |
|          |     sprinklers.                  | ^1^]{.mark}  | / |    |
|          |                                  |              | y |    |
|          | > \(b\) [New nozzle for impact   | [\$0.25]{.   | r |    |
|          | > sprinkler replacing existing   | mark}/nozzle |   |    |
|          | > worn nozzle of same flow rate  | ^1^          | [ |    |
|          | > or less]{.mark}.               |              | 2 |    |
|          |                                  | [            | 5 |    |
|          | 3.  [New rotating type           | \$3.00]{.mar | k |    |
|          |     sprinklers that replace      | k}/sprinkler | W |    |
|          |     impact sprinklers. (Entire   | ^1^          | h |    |
|          |     pivot]{.mark}[^5] [must be   |              | / |    |
|          |     upgraded. Flow may not be    | \            | y |    |
|          |     increased.)]{.mark}          | $1.00/gasket | r |    |
|          |                                  |              | ] |    |
|          | 4.  New gasket for wheel-lines,  | [            | { |    |
|          |     hand-lines or portable       | \$3.00]{.mar | . |    |
|          |     main-line.                   | k}/regulator | m |    |
|          |                                  | ^1^          | a |    |
|          | 5.  \(a\) [New low-pressure      |              | r |    |
|          |     regulators]{.mark}. [(Entire | [            | k |    |
|          |     pivot^2^ must be             | \$3.00]{.mar | } |    |
|          |     upgraded.]{.mark})           | k}/sprinkler |   |    |
|          |                                  | ^1^          | [ |    |
|          | > \(b\) [New rotating type       |              | 1 |    |
|          | > sprinklers that replace low    | \$2.         | 5 |    |
|          | > pressure sprinklers. (Entire   | 00/sprinkler | k |    |
|          | > pivot ^2^ must be upgraded.    | ^1^          | W |    |
|          | > Flow may not be                |              | h |    |
|          | > increased.)]{.mark}            | [            | / |    |
|          |                                  | \$2.00]{.mar | y |    |
|          | 6.  New multiple configuration   | k}/sprinkler | r |    |
|          |     nozzles for low-pressure     | ^1^          | ] |    |
|          |     pivot ^2^ sprinklers.        |              | { |    |
|          |                                  | [            | . |    |
|          | 7.  [New multi-trajectory sprays | \$1.00]{.mar | m |    |
|          |     that replace impact          | k}/sprinkler | a |    |
|          |     sprinklers. (Entire pivot    | ^1^          | r |    |
|          |     ^2^ must be upgraded. Flow   |              | k |    |
|          |     may not be                   | [\$1.00/d    | } |    |
|          |     increased.)]{.mark}          | rain]{.mark} |   |    |
|          |                                  |              | [ |    |
|          | 8.  [New multi-trajectory sprays | [\$6.00      | 4 |    |
|          |     that replace low pressure    | /hub]{.mark} | 0 |    |
|          |     sprinklers. (Entire pivot    |              | k |    |
|          |     ^2^ must be upgraded. Flow   | \$1.00/goose | W |    |
|          |     may not be                   | neck         | h |    |
|          |     increased.)]{.mark}          |              | / |    |
|          |                                  | \$3.00/drop  | y |    |
|          | 9.  [New drains for wheel-lines, | tube         | r |    |
|          |     hand-lines or pivots ^2^.    |              | ] |    |
|          |     (Entire line must be         | \$           | { |    |
|          |     upgraded.)]{.mark}           | 125.00/pivot | . |    |
|          |                                  |              | m |    |
|          | 10. [New hubs for wheel-lines.   | []{.mark}    | a |    |
|          |     (Entire wheel line must be   |              | r |    |
|          |     upgraded.)]{.mark}           | [\$8.00/pipe | k |    |
|          |                                  | sec          | } |    |
|          | 11. New \"goose neck\" elbow for | tion]{.mark} |   |    |
|          |     new drop tubes.              |              | 3 |    |
|          |                                  |              | 0 |    |
|          | 12. New drop tube for            |              | k |    |
|          |     low-pressure pivot ^2^       |              | W |    |
|          |     sprinklers (min. 3 feet      |              | h |    |
|          |     length).                     |              | / |    |
|          |                                  |              | y |    |
|          | 13. New center pivot base boot   |              | r |    |
|          |     gasket.                      |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              | [ |    |
|          | 14. [Cut and pipe press repair   |              | 2 |    |
|          |     of leaking hand lines, wheel |              | 0 |    |
|          |     lines, and portable          |              | k |    |
|          |     mainline.]{.mark}            |              | W |    |
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+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+
|          | **[Note]{.underline}:** Current  |              |   |    |
|          | number 2: has been broken into   |              |   |    |
|          | two parts, the sprinkler and the |              |   |    |
|          | nozzle. This allows for the      |              |   |    |
|          | nozzle to be replaced separately |              |   |    |
|          | from the sprinkler. The current  |              |   |    |
|          | offer assumed the nozzle would   |              |   |    |
|          | be replaced at the same time as  |              |   |    |
|          | the sprinkler. The change allows |              |   |    |
|          | for either/or.                   |              |   |    |
|          |                                  |              |   |    |
|          | Current number 5: has been       |              |   |    |
|          | broken into two parts, number    |              |   |    |
|          | 5(a) and 5(b). This allows for   |              |   |    |
|          | the upgrade of the regulators if |              |   |    |
|          | new rotating sprinklers are      |              |   |    |
|          | already in place or for the      |              |   |    |
|          | installation of new rotating     |              |   |    |
|          | sprinklers if low-flow           |              |   |    |
|          | regulators are already in place. |              |   |    |
+----------+----------------------------------+--------------+---+----+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580112 .anchor}Issue #28 (Draft Issue #34):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580081 .anchor}Deemed measures for VFDs in
Dairies (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 100)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Installing a VFD on milking machines is a common measure  |
| :]{.unde | in dairies. It can be proposed as a custom measure, but   |
| rline}** | for small systems, the cost of M&V can exceed the cost of |
|          | the credit/reimbursement. A simplified deemed measure is  |
|          | justified by multiple runs of the PTR calculator and      |
|          | actual metered data on small systems.                     |
|          |                                                           |
|          | This measure could have wide applicability from the       |
|          | Umpqua Valley to Tillamook to Snohomish to Umatilla.      |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | No deemed credits or reimbursements are currently offered |
| Previous | for this measure.                                         |
| :]{.unde |                                                           |
| rline}** |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **VFDs on Small Milking Machines in Dairies (CP; WTP)**   |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will reimburse/credit \$2,200 for verified            |
| rline}** | installations of Variable Frequency Drives on milking     |
|          | machines of 10 HP or less. (For larger sized machines, a  |
|          | custom proposal with M&V will still be required.)         |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580113 .anchor}Issue #29 (Draft Issue #14):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580082 .anchor}Table 10: Reimbursements/Credits
for Irrigation System Motors (Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page
100)

  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------
  **[Issue]{.underline}**:      Add reimbursement/Credits for motors less than 25 HP and
                                bring all the credits into line with the agricultural WTP
                                of 15 cents/kWh or 70% of incremental cost.

                                

  **[Previous:]{.underline}**   
  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------

  ------------------ -------------- -------------- ---------- -------------------
  **Measure          **Motor        **NEMA Premium **Rebate   **Estimated Savings
  Description HP**   Efficiency**   Efficiency**   Per Unit** Per Unit
                                                              (kWh/yr.)**

  Pump Motor Rebates                a\.            b\.        c\.

  25 horsepower      88.0%          94.5%          \$300      2,400

  30 horsepower      88.8%          94.5%          \$310      2,526

  35 horsepower      89.3%          94.5%          \$325      2,688

  40 horsepower      89.3%          94.5%          \$370      3,072

  50 horsepower      89.3%          95.0%          \$500      4,210

  60 horsepower      89.5%          95.0%          \$585      4,874

  75 horsepower      89.5%          95.0%          \$730      6,093

  100 horsepower     90.0%          95.4%          \$975      7,976

  125 horsepower     90.3%          95.4%          \$1,130    9,416

  150 horsepower     90.8%          95.8%          \$1,330    11,078

  200 horsepower     91.0%          95.8%          \$1,700    14,180

  250 horsepower     91.0%          95.8%          \$2,130    17,725

  300 horsepower     91.0%          95.8%          \$2,550    21,270

  350 horsepower     91.0%          95.8%          \$2,980    24,815

  400 horsepower     91.0%          96.2%          \$3,690    30,723

  450 horsepower     91.0%          96.2%          \$4,150    34,564

  500 horsepower     91.0%          96.2%          \$4,600    38,404
  ------------------ -------------- -------------- ---------- -------------------

  -------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------
  **[Newly                   
  Approved:]{.underline}**   

  -------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------

+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| **Measure        | **Motor | **NEMA     | **     | **Estimated      |
| Description**    | Effic   | Premium    | Rebate | Savings Per Unit |
|                  | iency** | Ef         | Per    | (kWh/yr.)**      |
| **HP**           |         | ficiency** | Unit** |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 5 horsepower     | 83.0%   | 89.5%      | \$55   | 352              |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 7.5 horsepower   | 84.0%   | 91.0%      | \$85   | 569              |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 10 horsepower    | 85.0%   | 91.7%      | \$110  | 726              |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 15 horsepower    | 87.3%   | 92.4%      | \$125  | 829              |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 20 horsepower    | 88.0%   | 93.0%      | \$165  | 1,084            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 25 horsepower    | 88.0%   | 93.6%      | \$300  | 1,518            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 30 horsepower    | 88.8%   | 94.1%      | \$340  | 2,290            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 40 horsepower    | 89.3%   | 94.5%      | \$450  | 3,053            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 50 horsepower    | 89.3%   | 95.0%      | \$595  | 4,134            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 60 horsepower    | 89.5%   | 95.0%      | \$700  | 5,247            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 75 horsepower    | 89.5%   | 95.0%      | \$985  | 6,559            |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 100 horsepower   | 90.0%   | 95.4%      | \      | 8,586            |
|                  |         |            | $1,290 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 125 horsepower   | 90.3%   | 95.4%      | \      | 10,137           |
|                  |         |            | $1,520 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 150 horsepower   | 90.8%   | 95.8%      | \      | 11,926           |
|                  |         |            | $1,790 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 200 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 95.8%      | \      | 15,265           |
|                  |         |            | $2.290 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 250 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 95.8%      | \      | 19,081           |
|                  |         |            | $2,860 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 300 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 95.8%      | \      | 22,897           |
|                  |         |            | $3,440 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 350 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 95.8%      | \      | 26,713           |
|                  |         |            | $4,010 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 400 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 96.2%      | \      | 27,349           |
|                  |         |            | $4,100 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 450 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 96.2%      | \      | 33,630           |
|                  |         |            | $5,050 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+
| 500 horsepower   | 91.0%   | 96.2%      | \      | 37,367           |
|                  |         |            | $5,600 |                  |
+------------------+---------+------------+--------+------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580114 .anchor}Issue #30 (Draft Issue #15):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580083 .anchor}Scientific Irrigation Scheduling
(Reimbursement Strategies and Levels, page 101)

+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Issue | Define SIS measures as they have been developed for the   |
| ]{.under | remainder of the rate period.                             |
| line}**: |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[      | **Scientific Irrigation Scheduling** (CP; WTP)            |
| Previous |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | Scientific Irrigation Scheduling (SIS) might be           |
| rline}** | reimbursed/credited based on the cost of service to       |
|          | qualifying fields, or paid using the water use and lift   |
|          | calculations provided by the recent BPA evaluation, or    |
|          | through other ways suggested by a future agriculture      |
|          | working group. Eventual inclusion of this measure depends |
|          | on the savings estimates confirmed in current field       |
|          | studies and cost estimates that show a cost-effective     |
|          | TRC. If SIS is shown to be cost-effective, BPA will       |
|          | develop a reimbursement/crediting scheme, which may be    |
|          | available as early as Winter 2005-2006.                   |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
|          |                                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| **[Newly | **Scientific Irrigation Scheduling** (CP; WTP)            |
| Approved |                                                           |
| :]{.unde | BPA will provide credits or reimbursements to customers   |
| rline}** | for Scientific Irrigation Scheduling (SIS), which is      |
|          | defined in the RTF, but requires knowledge of the data on |
|          | weekly hydro application data of all water applied,       |
|          | evapotranspiration needs, and soil moisture tables. This  |
|          | measure only applies to agricultural systems for which    |
|          | there is pumping capacity above that needed to meet the   |
|          | normal needs of the crops. The RTF has determined that    |
|          | SIS is cost-effective with a TRC cost of \$13.50/acre     |
|          | first year cost (\$7.50/acre initial cost and \$6/acre    |
|          | service) and \$6.00 an acre for each of the next two      |
|          | years, and expected savings ranging from 80- 125 kWh      |
|          | /acre depending on the crop type, soil, climate, and      |
|          | pumping lift. BPA will reimburse the lesser of 15         |
|          | cents/kWh or 70 percent of the SIS TRC cost for a three   |
|          | year measure life on a field by field basis. The utility  |
|          | programs are unlikely to have the same crops, same        |
|          | fields, same farmers, or same weather in each year.       |
|          | Therefore the reimbursement is based on a contractual     |
|          | three year measure life -- providing a minimum kWh result |
|          | over all three years, as opposed to a physical measure    |
|          | life. Custom proposals can be credited/reimbursed over    |
|          | three years @ 5 cents/year/kWh or 1/3^rd^ of the 70       |
|          | percent cost (\$5.95/acre/year) on a field by field       |
|          | basis. Because the proper credit can only be claimed for  |
|          | the lowest sustained level of savings over the three      |
|          | years, true ups will be required at the end of the third  |
|          | year. True-up can take a few forms -- working some SIS    |
|          | savings in the fourth year if the customer is an early    |
|          | starter, claiming equivalent credits from other           |
|          | qualifying measures, or by returning the unearned rate    |
|          | credit to BPA.                                            |
|          |                                                           |
|          | SIS projects must be submitted as custom proposals. A     |
|          | standardized M&V plan is available on the PTR website.    |
|          | Completion reports must be completed each year based on a |
|          | field by field analysis using the standardized M&V        |
|          | algorithm.                                                |
|          |                                                           |
|          | BPA may decide to offer a CAA for SIS beginning in the    |
|          | spring of 2007.                                           |
+----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580115 .anchor}Issue #31 (Draft Issue #23):

[]{#__RefHeading___Toc143580084 .anchor}Irrigated Agriculture Standard
Measures Schedule and Technical Requirements/Specifications (Draft
Implementation Guidelines (Salmon Book), pages 202-203)

  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------
  **[Issue]{.underline}**:      Any changes that occur to the program requirements must be
                                reflected in the Technical Specifications Section.

                                

  **[Previous:]{.underline}**   Pages 202 and 203 detail the specifications for the
                                Irrigated Agriculture Standard offer rebate measures as
                                drafted 11/08/05.

                                

  **[Newly                      The following revised specification reflects the proposed
  Approved:]{.underline}**      changes to the Standard Offer:
  ----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------

**Irrigated Agriculture Standard Measures Schedule and Technical
Requirements/Specifications**

**1. MEASURE DESCRIPTION**

> The Irrigated Agriculture Standard Offer (AgSO) provides
> reimbursement/credit for custom sub-projects and rebates for
> sprinklers and pump motors

**2**. **DEFINITIONS**

Certain technical terms are used to define this measure.

> \(a\) **Irrigated Agriculture** shall mean an electrically powered
> system with pumping plant(s), mainline(s), distribution line(s), and
> sprinklers that distributes water to a specified area for the purpose
> of growing crops.
>
> \(b\) **Farm** shall mean the consumer's property where irrigated
> agriculture takes place and where eligible AgSO measures are
> installed.

**3. WILLINGNESS TO PAY AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR STANDARD
IRRIGATED-AGRICULTURE MEASURES**

(a) Except for repaired sprinklers under this section, BPA shall only
    pay for new equipment.

(b) Payment for Sprinkler Measures listed below in section 4a through
    4g. shall be limited to the actual number of sprinkler heads with
    nozzles, or no more than two sprinkler heads with nozzles per acre
    whichever is less.

(c) Incentives provided for measures listed in Section 4 below are not
    eligible for acres that have participated in a BPA funded
    agricultural irrigation hardware program within the previous 5
    years.

(d) BPA shall not pay for Scientific Irrigation Scheduling, commercial,
    industrial or residential measures under this section.

(e) Utility shall include in its report for this measure the annual kWh
    usage for the participating irrigation system

(f) Utility shall include in its report for this measure the total
    acreage under irrigation and reflected in kWh usage for the reported
    system

(g) Utility shall include the acreage covered by the new sprinklers

(h) Utility shall provide an estimate of pressure at the first sprinkler
    or at the pivot or lateral move.

4\. **SPRINKLER MEASURES**

> \(a\) **New Flow Controlling Type Nozzle for Impact Sprinklers**
>
> New flow controlling type nozzles are to be eligible (Per Section 3
> (b) and 3(c)) for sprinklers on hand lines and wheel lines. All
> nozzles on the wheel line or hand line must be replaced in order to be
> eligible. The existing sprinkler nozzles can be a fixed orifice or a
> flow control type nozzle. The new flow controlling type nozzle must
> have a flow rating rated equal to or less than the flow rating of the
> existing sprinkler nozzle at 40 PSI.
>
> \(b\) **New Fixed-Orifice Nozzles for Impact Sprinklers**
>
> New fixed orifice nozzles are be eligible (Per Section 3(b) and 3(c))
> for impact sprinklers on hand lines and wheel lines. All sprinkler
> head nozzles on the wheel line or hand line must be replaced in order
> to be eligible. The new nozzle must have a flow rating rated equal to
> or less than the flow rating of the existing sprinkler nozzle at 40
> PSI.
>
> \(c\) **Rebuilt or New Sprinklers**
>
> Existing worn out impact sprinklers are to be rebuilt or replaced (Per
> Section 3(b) and 3(c)) with new impact sprinklers. The rebuild of
> brass impact sprinklers must be performed by an established repair
> shop and meet or exceed manufacturers' specifications. Eligible
> sprinklers can be installed on a wheel line or hand line. New nozzles
> must be installed prior to installation of the brass sprinkler. New
> nozzles are also eligible for rebate.
>
> \(d\) **New Rotating Type Sprinkler Replacing Impact Sprinklers**
>
> New rotating type sprinklers must replace existing impact sprinklers.
> Eligible sprinklers can be installed on a wheel line, a hand line,
> center pivot or lateral move. The flow rating at 50 PSI of the new
> sprinkler must be equal to or less than the flow rating of the
> existing sprinkler nozzle.
>
> \(e\) **Low Pressure Pivot and Lateral Move Sprinklers**
>
> New Low Energy Precision Application (LEPA) emitters, rotators,
> wobblers, spinners, and high performance sprays are eligible for
> lateral move or pivot systems. In order to be eligible for
> rebate/reimbursement, all regulators along the center pivot or lateral
> move must be replaced. . If additional sprinklers are required due to
> sprinkler spacing, then these additional sprinklers also qualify for
> reimbursement under the program. The flow rating of the new sprinkler
> package must be rated equal to or less than the flow rating of the
> existing sprinkler package.
>
> As of Oct 1, 2006, any sprays installed must be considered
> multi-trajectory and should be limited to soils with high infiltration
> rates. For multi-trajectory sprays, the spray plate is constructed
> with two or more groove depths.
>
> \(f\) **New Multiple Configuration Nozzles for Low-Pressure Pivot and
> Lateral Move Sprinklers**
>
> These multiple configuration nozzles shall be for installation on
> low-pressure sprinklers for center pivot or lateral moves. The intent
> is that the flow rate can be changed once for planting and again when
> the crop canopy emerges. The flow rating at 30 PSI of the one nozzle
> configuration must be equal to 80 percent or lower than the flow
> rating of the other sprinkler nozzle.
>
> \(g\) **New Low-Pressure Regulators**
>
> New low-pressure regulators may be eligible for pivots or lateral move
> systems. In order to be eligible for rebate/reimbursement, all
> regulators along the center pivot or lateral move must be replaced. If
> additional sprinklers are required due to sprinkler spacing, then the
> additional regulators also qualify for reimbursement under the
> program.
>
> \(h\) **New Gaskets for Wheel-Lines, Hand-Lines, and Main Line**
>
> Installed gaskets are eligible for reimbursement when an entire wheel-
> or hand-line's gaskets are replaced. Leaking mainline riser cap
> gaskets or portable mainline section gaskets are also eligible for
> reimbursement when replaced.
>
> \(i\) **New Drains for Wheel-Lines or Hand-Lines**
>
> Installed drains are eligible for reimbursement when a wheel line or
> hand line's drains are replaced. To be eligible, all drains must be
> replaced at the same time.
>
> \(j\) **New "Goose Neck" Elbows for New Drop Tubes**
>
> New gooseneck elbows shall be installed on center pivots or lateral
> moves for low-pressure sprinkler applications. To be eligible, the
> existing center pivot would have sprinkler equipment mounted on top of
> the pivot and then converted to low-pressure sprinklers with
> low-pressure regulators on new drop tubes.
>
> \(k\) **New Drop Tubes for Low-Pressure Pivot Sprinklers**
>
> New drop tubes for low-pressure sprinklers shall be for applications
> on center pivots or lateral moves. The length of the drop tube can
> vary, but must extend below the pivot tower brace. Hose extensions for
> existing drop tubes are also eligible. The new drop tube, or hose
> extension, shall be a minimum of 3 feet in length.
>
> \(l\) **Pivot Point Boot Gasket**
>
> BPA will provide reimbursement for replacement of a leaking center
> pivot base \'boot\' gasket. The new eligible gasket(s) shall be
> installed at the pivot point of the center pivot. Only one rebate is
> eligible per center pivot.
>
> \(m\) **Repair of Aluminum Pipe**
>
> Cut and pipe press repair of leaking hand lines, wheel lines, and
> portable mainline are eligible if performed by an established repair
> shop (An established repair shop is one that can provide a legitimate
> invoice showing the number of pipes repaired).
>
> \(n\) **New Hubs for Wheel Lines**
>
> Wheel lines that are constructed to adapt to the field contour have
> hubs at each wheel location. In order to be eligible under this
> program, all hubs on a single line must be replaced at the same time.

**5. PREMIUM PUMP MOTORS**

> BPA's reimbursements for pump motor measures are shown in the AgSO --
> Irrigated Agriculture Pump Motor schedule attached in this document.
>
> **Pump Motors**
>
> Pump motors shall meet or exceed the NEMA Premium Efficiency levels in
> the AgSO Irrigated Agriculture Pump Motor Report and shall be new
> three phase alternating current motors of NEMA design A, B or C. Pump
> motors may be open drip proof (ODP) or totally enclosed fan cooled
> (TEFC).

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|                                              |   |          |   |          |
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| > [2. New nozzle for impact sprinkler        | [ |          |   | [15      |
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| > flow rate or less]{.mark}.                 | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
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| > 4\. [New rotating type sprinklers that     | [ |          |   | [40      |
| > replace impact sprinklers. (Entire         | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
| > pivot]{.mark}[^8] [must be upgraded. Flow  | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
| > may not be increased.)]{.mark}             | 3 |          |   |          |
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| > 5\. [New rotating type sprinklers that     | [ |          |   | [20      |
| > replace low pressure sprinklers. (Entire   | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
| > pivot^2^ must be upgraded. Flow may not be | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
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| > replace impact sprinklers. (Entire         | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
| > pivot^2^ must be upgraded. Flow may not be | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
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| > replace low pressure sprinklers. (Entire   | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
| > pivot^2^ must be upgraded. Flow may not be | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
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| > 8\. New multiple configuration nozzles for | \ |          |   | 20       |
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+----------------------------------------------+---+----------+---+----------+
| > 9\. [New low-pressure regulators]{.mark}.  | [ |          |   | [20      |
| > [(Entire pivot^2^ must be                  | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
| > upgraded.]{.mark})                         | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
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| > 10\. New gasket for wheel-lines,           | \ |          |   | 30       |
| > hand-lines or portable main-line.          | $ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
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| > [11. New drains for wheel-lines,           | [ |          |   | [30      |
| > hand-lines or pivots^2^. (Entire line must | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
| > be upgraded.)]{.mark}                      | $ |          |   | ]{.mark} |
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| > [12 New hubs for wheel-lines. (Entire      | [ |          |   | [40      |
| > wheel line must be upgraded.)]{.mark}      | \ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
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| > 13\. New \"goose neck\" elbow for new drop | \ |          |   | 20       |
| > tubes.                                     | $ |          |   | kWh/yr   |
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| > 14\. New drop tube for low-pressure        | \ |          |   | 20       |
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| > 15\. New center pivot base boot gasket     | \ |          |   | 850      |
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+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| **Measure           | **NEMA       | *       | **Estimated Savings  |
| Description**       | Premium      | *Rebate | Per Unit (kWh/yr.)** |
|                     | Efficiency** | Per     |                      |
| **HP**              |              | Unit**  |                      |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 5 horsepower        | 89.5%        | \$55    | 352                  |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 7.5 horsepower      | 91.0%        | \$85    | 569                  |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 10 horsepower       | 91.7%        | \$110   | 726                  |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 15 horsepower       | 92.4%        | \$125   | 829                  |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 20 horsepower       | 93.0%        | \$165   | 1,084                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 25 horsepower       | 93.6%        | \$300   | 1,518                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 30 horsepower       | 94.1%        | \$340   | 2,290                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 40 horsepower       | 94.5%        | \$450   | 3,053                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 50 horsepower       | 95.0%        | \$595   | 4,134                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 60 horsepower       | 95.0%        | \$700   | 5,247                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 75 horsepower       | 95.0%        | \$985   | 6,559                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 100 horsepower      | 95.4%        | \$1,290 | 8,586                |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 125 horsepower      | 95.4%        | \$1,520 | 10,137               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 150 horsepower      | 95.8%        | \$1,790 | 11,926               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 200 horsepower      | 95.8%        | \$2.290 | 15,265               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 250 horsepower      | 95.8%        | \$2,860 | 19,081               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 300 horsepower      | 95.8%        | \$3,435 | 22,897               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 350 horsepower      | 95.8%        | \$4,010 | 26,713               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 400 horsepower      | 96.2%        | \$4,100 | 27,349               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 450 horsepower      | 96.2%        | \$5,045 | 33,630               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 500 horsepower      | 96.2%        | \$5,605 | 37,367               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+

For Medium Voltage Motors (600v to 5,000v)

+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| **Measure           | **NEMA       | **R     | **Estimated          |
| Description**       | Premium      | ebate** | Savings**            |
|                     | Efficiency** |         |                      |
| **HP**              |              | **Per   | **Per Unit           |
|                     |              | Unit**  | (kWh/yr.)**          |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 250 horsepower      | 95.0%        | \$2,385 | 15,901               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 300 horsepower      | 95.0%        | \$2,862 | 19,081               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 350 horsepower      | 95.0%        | \$3,339 | 22,261               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 400 horsepower      | 95.0%        | \$3,339 | 22,261               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 450 horsepower      | 95.0%        | \$3,757 | 25,044               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+
| 500 horsepower      | 95.0%        | \$4,174 | 27,826               |
+---------------------+--------------+---------+----------------------+

[^1]: Decrementing utilities may choose to accept payment for, and take
    a decrement for only the 5 percent distribution line losses.

[^2]: While the percentage increase in willingness to pay in
    non-crawlspace homes is much larger, it is a smaller base number,
    and is due to the disproportionate effect that equipment efficiency
    has in the absence of Performance Tested ducts.

[^3]: BPA interprets "substantial" to mean \~ 75% or more of the ducts
    are outside the conditioned space.

[^4]: "Ducts Outside" and "Ducts Inside" are shorthand for homes with
    ducts outside the conditioned space where duct testing and sealing
    can result in higher savings gains, and homes without substantial
    ducting outside the conditioned space, respectively.

[^5]: Lateral moves also included

[^6]: Rebate limited to no more than two units per sprinkled acre

[^7]: Rebate limited to no more than two units per sprinkled acre

[^8]: Lateral moves also included