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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2024 - BWL Electric, Water, Steam, and Chilled Water Rate Changes 411r Hometown People. Hometown Power': July 3, 2024 Mr. Chris Swope, City Clerk City of Lansing 124 W. Michigan Avenue, 9th Floor Lansing, MI 48933 Dear Mr. Swope: This letter and attachments are being filed with the City Clerk as required in Article 5, Chapter 2, Section 5-205.2 of the Lansing City Charter regarding changes in rate structures and other charges. The Board of Water and Light's most recent rate changes were effective November 1, 2022. Proposed Changes The proposed changes would increase the revenue available to operate and maintain the Electric, Water, Steam, and Chilled Water systems. Accordingly,the Board of Commissioners has under consideration the attached proposed schedules. If adopted,the Electric,Water,Steam, and Chilled Water fiscal year customer billings would increase as follows: FY 2025 Billings FY 2026 Billings Effective Date of Rate Change October 1,2024 October 1, 2025 Electric $20,321,257 $ 18,751,269 Water $5,047,505 $5,468,621 Steam $982,014 $ 1,077,068 Chilled Water $90,362 $69,134 Other Changes The Board of Water and Light is proposing changes to all rate schedules, as referenced in Attachment B.Additionally,the Board of Water and Light is proposing the addition of new rates and riders, including Rates MC1STBY-Standby Midsize Commercial Electric Rate, LC1 STBY-Standby Large Commercial Electric Rate, and MCFPS-Standard Midsize Commercial Fire Pump Electric Service, which are also included in Attachment B. Public Hearing A public hearing, scheduled for Tuesday,August 20, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. in the Board of Water and Light REO Town Depot at 1201 S.Washington Avenue,will provide an opportunity for public input on these changes. PO Box 13007 1 Lansing, MI 1 48901-3007 1 www.lbwl.com FAr Hometown People. Hometown Power': Customer Impact The impact on any individual customer will vary depending upon the type of service received and customer consumption of electricity,water, steam and chilled water.The effect on various customer usage levels is shown in Attachment C. Very truly yours, LaVella J.To Corporate Secretary PO Box 13007 1 Lansing, MI 1 48901-3007 1 www.lbwl.com PROPOSED ELECTRIC, WATER, STEAM,AND CHILLED WATER RATE CHANGES LANSING BOARD OF WATER AND LIGHT 1201 S. WASHINGTON AVE. LANSING, MICHIGAN 48910 Letter to City Clerk dated July 3, 2024 Attachment A is the public hearing notice to be published in a newspaper of general circulation. Attachment B is a copy of the proposed rate schedules. The effective dates of the proposed rate schedules for Electric,Water, Steam, and Chilled Water are October 1, 2024 and October 1, 2025. Attachment C presents the effect of the proposed changes to the Electric, Water, Steam and Chilled Water rate schedules on various monthly billings to customers. Attachment A Notice of Public Hearing NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED ELECTRIC, WATER, STEAM, AND CHILLED WATER RATE SCHEDULES BOARD OF WATER AND LIGHT OF THE CITY OF LANSING, MICHIGAN A Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 20, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. in the Board of Water and Light REO Town Depot at 1201 S. Washington Avenue, Lansing Michigan. Members of the public are invited to attend. PURPOSE OF THE HEARING: The Board of Water and Light will solicit comments from the public on PROPOSED ELECTRIC, WATER, STEAM, AND CHILLED WATER RATE SCHEDULES. THE PROPOSALS being considered by the Commissioners would INCREASE RATES FOR ELECTRIC, WATER, STEAM and CHILLED WATER. REASON FOR CHANGE: The proposed rate adjustments will provide additional revenue to operate and maintain the electric, water, steam and chilled water systems. The proposed rate adjustments will partially offset increased costs of operating and maintaining the electric, water, steam and chilled water systems. IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD: Comments, oral or written, may be submitted at the public hearing. Mailed comments will be received until 5:00 p.m. on August 19, 2024, addressed to the Board of Water and Light, P. O. Box 13007, Lansing, Michigan 48910, Attention: Corporate Secretary. Comments MUST BE LIMITED TO THE PROPOSED RATE SCHEDULES. The hearing officer may impose time restrictions on oral comments, depending on the number of persons wishing to be heard. FURTHER INFORMATION: Copies of proposed rate schedules may be picked up at the information desk on the first floor of the Board of Water and Light Headquarters, at 1201 S. Washington Avenue or at the Board of Water and Light Customer Service Center, at 1232 Haco Drive between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. This material will also be available at the public hearing. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSIONERS LaVella J. Todd Corporate Secretary Attachment B Proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Rate Schedules Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RES1 Hometown People.Hometown Power. STANDARD RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RES1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Beginning with the November 2023 Billing Month,all Residential customers will be enrolled in this Residential Time of Use ("TOU")rate and will continue to be enrolled for at least twelve(12)months. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2024 Basic Service Charge $21.75 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.14060 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.15960 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.14060 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.15960 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:1:OOPM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 1:OOPM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RESTOU W Hometown People. Hometown OFF-PEAK SAVERS RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RESTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied atone Premises through one meter.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2024 Basic Service Charge $24.00 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.10590 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June land September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.29350 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.10820 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.17140 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October land May 31 Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:1:00PM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 1:OOPM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RES22 Hometown People.Hometown Power. SEPARATELY METERED PLUG-IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RES22 Availability-This rate is a voluntary rate available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer at any Premises that qualifies for Electric Rate RES1 where separately metered Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment("EVSE")capable of providing Level 2 charging for plug-in electric motor vehicles is installed. "EVSE"means a device or apparatus,including vehicle supply cable,connector,internal relays and controls designed specifically for the purpose of delivering energy from the premises wiring to a plug-in-electric motor vehicle.This equipment must meet or exceed all applicable codes,standards,and practices. "Level 2 Charging"means providing 208—240 volt single phase alternating current energy to an onboard charger of an electric motor vehicle. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,208 to 240 nominal volts,Level 2 Charging as defined.However,the new circuit protective device rating shall not to exceed 60 amperes. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2024 Basic Service Charge $4.90 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.09870 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.25490 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.09870 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October land May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.14770 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October land May 31 Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:1:OOPM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 1:OOPM Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee -A $10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RES21 W Hometown People. Hometown SENIOR CITIZEN RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RES21 Availability-This rate is closed to new Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers and only available to any single- family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter who elected to enroll in this rate prior to November 1,2022.The customer must 65 years of age or older and head of the household being served.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2024 Basic Service Charge $16.50 Per month Commodity Charge Block 1 $0.10250 Per kWh for the first 300 kWh Block 2 $0.18210 Per kWh for all kWh over 300 kWh Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee -A $10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Ad'lustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates OPTO W& Hometown People.Hometown Power. ADVANCED METER OPT-OUT RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: OPTO Availability-This rate is closed to new Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers and only available to any single- family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one non-transmitting meter who elected to opt-out of advanced meters prior to July 1,2022.Requirements for eligibility of the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2024 Basic Service Charge $21.75 Per month Commodity Charge $0.14740 Per kWh for the first 500 kWh Summer Months of June through September $0.15290 Per kWh for all kWh over 500 kWh $0.14740 Per kWh for the first 500 kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.15090 Per kWh for all kWh over 500 kWh Opt-Out Fees-The fees for the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee -A $10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates OPTOS W& Hometown People.Hometown Power. ADVANCED METER OPT-OUT SENIOR CITIZEN RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: OPTOS Availability-This rate is closed to new Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers and only available to any single- family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one non-transmitting meter who elected to enroll in this rate prior to November 1,2022 and who elected to opt-out of advanced meters prior to July 1,2022.Requirements for eligibility of the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations.The customer must 65 years of age or older and head of the household being served.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $16.50 Per month Commodity Charge Block 1 $0.10250 Per kWh for the first 300 kWh Block 2 $0.18210 Per kWh for all kWh over 300 kWh Opt-Out Fees-The fees for the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee -A $10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates SC1 HometowiPeople.ftHome STANDARD SMALL COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:SC1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light's("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one meter.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase.The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $37.00 Per month Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.15540 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.15150 Per kWh for all kWh Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformers,the metered kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Proposed Effective: October 1,2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SCTOU Hometown People. Hometown Power. OFF-PEAK SAVERS SMALL COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: SCTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Lights(BWL)customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one meter. This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase.The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $37.00 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.13120 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.29000 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.13340 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.18250 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders- Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment- Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations- Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformers,the metered kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MC1 Hometown People.Hometown Power. STANDARD MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCI Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service.Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $14.50 Per kW for all kW above 15kW Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.13930 Per kWh for 0-5,000 kWh $0.11190 Per kWh for over 5,000 kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.13380 Per kWh for 0-5,000 kWh $0.10750 Per kWh for over 5,000 kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates Mc1 Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer. After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCTOU HometowiPeople.ftHome OFF-PEAK SAVERS MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $14.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.06900 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.25770 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07140 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.14100 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCTOU Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates MCEV LM Hometown People. Hometown Power. ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCEV Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer desiring secondary voltage service for the exclusive purpose of providing Electric Power to Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment(EVSE)when supplied through one metering installation. EVSE means a device or apparatus,including vehicle supply cable,connector,internal relays and controls designed specifically for the purpose of delivering energy from the premises wiring to a plug in electric motor vehicle.This equipment must meet or exceed all applicable codes,standards,and practices.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service.Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. All kWh provided through this rate will be matched with renewable energy sources through the BWLs GreenWise Program. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $3.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.09910 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.24610 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.10060 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.13850 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Renewable Energy $0.01300 Per kWh for all kWh as of 11/1/2022 Please see Voluntary Renewable Energy Rider for current pricing Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours- The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates MCEV Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Effective November 1,2023,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $31.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.07270 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.07120 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCHLF following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MCISTBY Hometown People.Hometown Power. STANDBY MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC RATE RATE CODE: MCISTBY Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer with a dispatchable generation resource such as cogeneration or combined heat and power desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation). Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase.The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges. 10 1 2024 Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $23.46 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $7.46 Per kW for all of kW of Maximum Demand Generation Contract Capacity $8.89 Per KW of nameplate capacity Energy Charges: Summer Off Peak $0.07440 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Summer On Peak $0.07890 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Winter Off Peak $0.07440 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Winter On-Peak $0.07640 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge and the contract capacity charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A)On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B)Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MCISTBY Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions:(a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 5,000 kW;and(c)the customer shall agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electrical service requirements at the aggregated Premises for a period of not less than five(5)years.Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only.All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt- hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Dispatchable Generator Outages-The BWL shall monitor outages via board-owned metering installed on the dispatchable generator.The number of unplanned outages extending more than one hour shall not exceed 3 in a single billing period.An unplanned outage is defined as any outage occurring without the customer having provided written notice to the contact listed in the Agreement for Parallel Operation 3 days before the outage occurs.In the event the dispatchable generator has 3 or more unplanned outages in the billing period,the customer shall be switched from the standby rate to the rate applicable for the customer's service. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MCFPS Hometown People. Hometown Power. STANDARD MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL FIRE PUMP ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCFPS Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for a fire pump at one Premises through one metering fire pump installation.This service is to be used exclusively for fire pump service.Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $1.40 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.19500 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.19090 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MCFPS period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LC1 HometowiPeople.ftHome STANDARD LARGE COMMERCIAL&INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LC1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation).This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $330.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $16.00 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $6.75 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.07220 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.07660 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07220 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.07420 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LC1 Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions:(a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 5,000 kW;and(c)the customer shall agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electrical service requirements at the aggregated Premises for a period of not less than five(5)years. Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only. All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates LCTOU Hometown People. Hometown Power. OFF-PEAK SAVERS LARGE COMMERCIAL& INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LCTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $330.00 Per month Capacity Charge $13.75 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.06880 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.27470 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07130 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.14730 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday, including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the billing month but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates LCTOU Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCEV HometowiPeople.ftHome ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION LARGE COMMERCIAL& INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LCEV Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service for the exclusive purpose of providing Electric Power to Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment("EVSE")when supplied through one metering installation. "EVSE"means a device or apparatus,including vehicle supply cable,connector,internal relays and controls designed specifically for the purpose of delivering energy from the premises wiring to a plug-in-electric motor vehicle. This equipment must meet or exceed all applicable codes,standards,and practices.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL.All kWh provided through this rate will be matched with renewable energy sources through the BWL's GreenWise Program. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $330.00 Per month Capacity Charge $2.60 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.10270 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.27260 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.10450 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.14840 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Renewable Energy $0.0130 Per kWh for all kWh as of 10/1/2024 Please see Voluntary Renewable Energy Rider for current pricing Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCEV Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR LARGE COMMERCIAL& INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LCHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $330.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $32.00 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $6.75 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.04660 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.04420 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCHLF Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan - Electric Utility Rates LCISTBY F"!n Powr STANDBY LARGE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC RATE RATE CODE: LCISTBY Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer with a dispatchable generation resource such as cogeneration or combined heat and power desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation). Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase.The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $22.75 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $6.75 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Generator Capacity Charge $8.57 Per kW of nameplate capacity Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.0722 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.0766 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.0722 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.0742 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regarding of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan - Electric Utility Rates LCISTBY Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions:(a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 5,000 kW;and(c)the customer shall agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electrical service requirements at the aggregated Premises for a period of not less than five(5)years.Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only.All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt- hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is install. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Dispatchable Generator Outages-The BWL shall monitor outages via board-owned metering installed on the dispatchable generator.The number of unplanned outages extending more than one hour shall not exceed 3 in a single billing period.An unplanned outage is defined as any outage occurring without the customer having provided written notice to the contact listed in the Agreement for Parallel Operation 3 days before the outage occurs.In the event the dispatchable generator has 3 or more unplanned outages in the billing period,the customer shall be switched from the standby rate to the rate applicable for the customer's service. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates XL1 !M P .pl.. Hometown Power. STANDARD EXTRA LARGE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: XL1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation).This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's entire electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than ten(10)years.If the customer ceases operation before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $515.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $18.00 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $3.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.07300 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.07860 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07300 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.07700 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday, including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates XL1 On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Maximum Demand: The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions: (a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;and(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 25,000 kW. Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only. All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates XLHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR EXTRA LARGE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:XLHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's entire electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than ten(10)years. If the customer ceases operation before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $515.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $32.00 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $6.75 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.04520 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.04260 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates XLHLF Maximum Demand: The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates EDM Hometown People. Hometown Power. MARKET BASED PRICING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: EDM Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer with incremental load of 30MW or more desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available to a new customer resulting from a change in ownership of an existing Premises served by the BWL.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than fifteen(15)years.If the customer ceases operation or requests disconnection before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. The customer shall be billed under this rate schedule beginning the date Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation.Electric Power used during the construction of the customers facilities before Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation will be billed on the applicable primary or secondary voltage rate schedule.The customer must achieve its contracted load within five(5)years from the effective date of the service contract.Should the customer not achieve its contractual load estimate,the customer will be placed on the applicable rate schedule. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Billing Determinant Description Example Power Supply Capacity Charge MISO Zone-7 Planning Resource Auction clearing $51,400/MW-yr price for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand @ 90%LF=$6.52/MWh Power Supply Transmission Charge METC Joint Zone Rates for Schedules 1,2,7,26,and $75,000/MW--yr 33 for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand @ 90%LF=$9.51/MWh Energy Charge MISO Real Time Locational Marginal Price(LMP)for $30.00/MWh the CONS.LANS node for all kWh $46.03 x 10%_ System Contribution Charge 10%of total charges from above pricing components $4.60/MWh Total=$50.63/MWh or 5.06 tents/kW Incremental Transmission& Per service contract terms for the incremental Distribution Facilities Charge transmission&distribution facilities provided by BWL Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is based on 30MW of On-Peak Billing Demand at the contractual load factor estimate for all billing determinants above once the 5-year initial term has completed. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:7:OOAM to 11:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:11:OOPM to 7:OOAM Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates EDM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 100%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all power supply and energy-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Resale of Electric Power-This rate is not eligible for resale of electric power as provided for in the Rules and Regulations. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates EDHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: EDHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer with incremental load of 30MW or more desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available to a new customer resulting from a change in ownership of an existing Premises served by the BWL.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than fifteen(15)years.If the customer ceases operation or requests disconnection before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. The customer shall be billed under this rate schedule beginning the date Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation.Electric Power used during the construction of the customer's facilities before Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation will be billed on the applicable primary or secondary voltage rate schedule.The customer must achieve its contracted load within five(5)years from the effective date of the service contract.Should the customer not achieve its contractual load estimate,the customer will be placed on the applicable rate schedule. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $5,200.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $7.20 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $5.60 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge $0.04680 Per kWh for all kWh Incremental Transmission&Distribution Per service contract terms for the incremental transmission Facilities Charge &distribution facilities provided by the BWL Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is based on 30MW of On-Peak Billing Demand at the contractual load factor estimate for all billing determinants above once the 5-year initial term has completed. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates EDHLF Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Resale of Electric Power-This rate is not eligible for resale of electric power as provided for in the Rules and Regulations. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL1 Hometown People. Hometown Power. STANDARD STREET LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: SL1 Availability-Available to any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan for street lighting service for any system consisting of one or more luminaires where the Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)has an existing distribution system with secondary voltage available. Luminaires may be installed with no limitations as to spacing between luminaires. Where an overhead line extension is required to serve one or more luminaires,the BWL will furnish 350 linear feet of line extension per luminaire served from such extension. Nature of Service-The BWL will furnish,install,own,operate,and maintain all equipment comprising the street lighting system,and supply the unmetered energy. The BWL reserves the right to furnish service from either a series or multiple system or both. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2024 High Pressure Sodium Luminaires 70 W $11.45 100 W $13.10 150 W $14.70 250 W $18.00 400 W $22.90 1000 W $47.40 Mercury Vapor Luminaire2 100 W $12.00 175 W $14.70 250 W $17.45 400 W $21.80 1000 W $41.95 Metal Halide Luminaires 175 Wz $25.60 250 Wz $28.90 400 W $29.45 1000 W $56.70 1500 W $87.20 Induction Luminaires 85 W $12.00 165 W $14.70 LED Decorative Luminaire 1-19 W $15.25 20-39 W $15.80 40-59 W $16.35 60-79 W $17.45 80-99 W $18.00 1 Rates apply to existing luminaires and are subject to cost and availability for new business. z Rates apply to existing luminaires only and are not open to new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL1 100-119 W $18.55 120-139 W $19.10 140-159 W $20.15 160-179 W $20.70 180-199 W $21.80 200-219 W $22.35 220-239 W $22.90 240-259 W $24.00 260-279 W $24.55 280-299 W $25.05 300-319 W $25.60 320-339 W $26.70 340-359 W $27.25 360-379 W $28.35 380-399 W $28.90 LED End Mount Luminaire 1-19 W $12.55 20-39 W $13.65 40-59 W $14.15 60-79 W $14.70 80-99 W $15.80 100-119 W $16.35 120-139 W $16.90 140-159 W $18.00 160-179 W $18.55 180-199 W $19.10 200-219 W $20.15 220-239 W $20.70 240-259 W $21.25 260-279 W $22.35 280-299 W $22.90 300-319 W $23.45 320-339 W $24.55 340-359 W $25.05 360-379 W $25.60 380-399 W $26.70 LED Flood Luminaire 1-19 W $14.70 20-39 W $15.80 40-59 W $16.35 60-79 W $16.90 80-99 W $18.00 100-119 W $18.55 120-139 W $19.10 140-159 W $20.15 160-179 W $20.70 180-199 W $21.25 200-219 W $22.35 220-239 W $22.90 240-259 W $23.45 260-279 W $24.55 280-299 W $25.05 300-319 W $25.60 320-339 W $26.70 Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL1 340 359 W $27.25 360 379 W $27.80 380 399 W $28.35 Monthly Rate(continued) Plus,an additional monthly charge,depending on type of installation,of: 10/1/2024 Wood Pole Overhead Service $8.40 Wood Pole Underground Service $13.10 Concrete Pole Overhead Service $20.70 Concrete Pole Underground Service $20.70 Post Top Concrete $13.10 Historic Single Top $43.20 Large Historic Dual Top $86.40 Small Historic Dual Top $72.70 Wall/Tunnel 8760 Hours $18.20 Wall/Tunne14200 Hours $11.10 Bollard $36.70 Note:Luminaires installed on existing poles will be charged only the applicable rate for the Iuminaire. None of the additional charges above will be applied. Customer Contribution-The monthly rates are based on fixtures normally stocked by the BWL and installed utilizing normal construction techniques. The BWL may,at its option,upon customer request install a street lighting system not covered by the rates above. Such requests shall be subject to the terms and conditions of Electric Rate SL2. Unit Replacement-The BWL may,at its option,upon customer request replace existing street light units. After installation,the customer shall make a one-time contribution equal to the undepreciated value of the unit plus the cost of removal. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL2 Hometown People. Hometown Power. SPECIALITY FACILITIES STREET LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: SL2 Availability-Available to any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan for non standard Lansing Board of Water &Light(BWL)street lighting service for any system consisting of one or more luminaires where the BWL has an existing distribution system with secondary voltage available. Nature of Service-The BWL will furnish,install,own,operate,and maintain all equipment comprising the street lighting system,and supply the unmetered energy.The BWL reserves the right to furnish service from either a series or multiple system or both. Annual Rate-The annual rate per luminaire with fixture and setting,payable in twelve monthly installments,shall consist of an annual energy charge and an annual facilities charge,as set forth below: 10 1 2024 High Pressure Sodium Luminaire $0.85 per watt of rated energy usage Metal Halide Luminaire $1.10 per watt of rated energy usage LED Luminaire $0.60 per watt of rated energy usage Annual Facilities Charge-The Annual Rate to recover the cost of luminaires,poles,attachments,and other equipment installed to provide service under this rate schedule,including the total facilities cost less any customer contributions,projected annual maintenance cost,and return on investment. The annual facilities charge for each luminaire and setting will be specified in the service contracts with each customer. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Unit Replacement-The BWL may,at its option,upon customer request replace existing street light units. After installation,the customer shall make a one-time contribution equal to the undepreciated value of the unit plus the cost of removal. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SLCUST Hometowftople.Homn CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: SLCUST Availability-Available to any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan for street lighting service for any system consisting of one or more luminaires where the Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)has an existing distribution system available. Effective March 1,2011,this rate is not open to new business. Nature of Service-The BWL will connect the customers equipment to BWL lines,furnish the control equipment,supply the unmetered energy,control the burning hours of the lamps,provide normal replacement of luminaire refractors,control devices and lamps.The customer will furnish,install and own all equipment comprising the street lighting system,including,but not limited to the overhead wires or underground cables between luminaires and the supply circuits extending to the point of attachment with the BWL.All maintenance and replacement of the customers equipment except normal lamp and glass replacement shall be paid by the customer.The BWL reserves the right to furnish service from either a series or multiple system or both. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: High Pressure Sodium Luminairel 10/1/2024 70 W $5.60 100 W $6.60 150 W $8.60 250 W $11.30 400 W $16.20 1000 W $38.40 Mercury Vapor Luminairel 175 W $7.70 250 W $10.40 400 W $14.80 1000 W $32.70 Incandescent Luminairel 2500 L $10.70 4000 L $17.10 6000 L $20.80 LED Luminaire 1-19 W $5.00 20-39 W $5.70 40-59 W $6.30 60-79 W $7.10 80-99 W $7.60 100-119 W $8.40 120-139 W $9.00 140-159 W $9.80 160-179 W $10.50 180-199 W $11.10 1 Rates apply to existing luminaires only and are not open to new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SLCUST 200-219 W $11.80 220-239 W $12.50 240-259 W $13.20 260-279 W $13.70 280-299 W $14.50 300-319 W $15.20 320-339 W $15.90 340-359 W $16.50 360-379 W $17.20 380-399 W $17.90 Maintenance Charge-The actual labor,material,miscellaneous and indirect charges experienced maintaining street light units during the preceding month. Combined Rates-The monthly rate for units consisting of more than one luminaire shall be the appropriate combination of individual unit charges above. Special Terms and Conditions-The BWL reserves the right to make special contractual arrangements as to termination charges,contributions in aid of construction,term or other special considerations when the customer requests service, equipment or facilities not normally provided under this rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates OLS HometowiPeople.ftHome OUTDOOR LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: OLS Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer located within the BWL service area for dusk to dawn lighting of a Premises. The BWL furnishes and maintains all lights. The installation will overhang private property from existing or new poles set at points accessible to BWL construction and maintenance equipment. This rate is not available for purposes of street, highway,or public thoroughfare lighting. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Luminaires on Overhead Mast Arm on existing BWL poles 10/1/2024 High Pressure Sodium' 100 W $16.40 250 W $25.80 400 W $29.40 Mercury Vapor 175 W $17.10 400 W $29.40 LED End Mount 1-19 W $12.00 20-39 W $12.60 40-59 W $13.30 60-79 W $14.10 80-99 W $14.70 100-119 W $15.40 120-139 W $16.10 140-159 W $16.70 160-179 W $17.30 180-199 W $18.10 200-219 W $18.70 220-239 W $19.40 240-259 W $20.20 260-279 W $20.80 280-299 W $21.50 300-319 W $22.20 320-339 W $22.80 340-359 W $23.40 360-379 W $24.20 380-399 W $24.90 'Rates apply to existing luminaires and are subject to cost and availability for new business. z Rates apply to existing luminaires only and are not open to new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates OLS Floodlighting Luminaires on Bracket Arm on existing BWL poles 10/1/2024 High Pressure Sodium3 100 W $21.70 250 W $29.20 400 W $34.20 Metal Halide 400 W $42.50 1000 W $73.60 1500 W $102.10 LED Flood 1-19 W $14.10 20-39 W $14.70 40-59 W $15.40 60-79 W $16.00 80-99 W $16.70 100-119 W $17.30 120-139 W $18.10 140-159 W $18.70 160-179 W $19.40 180-199 W $20.20 200-219 W $20.80 220-239 W $21.50 240-259 W $22.10 260-279 W $22.80 280-299 W $23.40 300-319 W $24.20 320-339 W $24.90 340-359 W $25.50 360-379 W $26.30 380-399 W $26.90 In the event additional facilities or rearrangement of existing facilities is required,the BWL shall install,operate and maintain such facilities for the following monthly charges. Type of Facilities 10/1/2024 35-foot wood poles including span of overhead secondary extension $18.50 Per pole 37-foot concrete pole including span of overhead secondary extension $30.70 Per pole Other facilities,hand set poles,or rearrangement of existing facilities 1.67% Of estimated cost Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. 3 Rates apply to existing luminaires and are subject to cost and availability for new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates OLS Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Service Contract-A written service agreement shall be entered into to take BWL service for a term of years determined as follows: a) One year,if additional facilities are not required,or b) Three years,if additional facilities are required c) Five years,for metal halide lamps or if monthly facilities charges are calculated at 1.67%of estimated cost, d) Ten years,if special contractual arrangements are made. In the event the customer discontinues service before the end of the agreement term,the established rate for the remaining portion of the agreement shall immediately become due and payable. The BWL will replace lamps or make repairs when practicable after the customer has reported that the installation requires servicing. Such replacements and repairs will be made during regular working hours. The BWL may refuse or restrict the service provided in this rate to seasonal type customers and/or may require such customers to pay for the service annually in advance where the permanency of the customer is doubtful or has not been demonstrated by the customer. If relocation,including adjustment,of the outdoor light or relocation of other facilities used in connection with the light is desired by the customer during the term of the contract,the BWL will provide this service,if feasible,at the customer's expense. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates UNM Hometown People. Hometown Power. UNMETERED DEVICES ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: UNM Availability-This rate is available to Unmetered Devices,such as Community Antenna Television Service Companies(CATV), wireless access companies,or security camera companies for unmetered Power Supply Units.Where the Lansing Board of Water &Lights(BWL)total investment to serve an individual Premises exceeds three times the annual revenue to be derived from such Premises,a contribution to the BWL shall be required for the excess. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $5.40 Per month Commodity Charge $0.10480 Per kWh for all kWh Determination of kWh-Monthly kWh shall be determined by multiplying the total connected load in kW times 730 hours. The kWh for CATV Power Supply Units shall be 50%of the total kWh as determined from the manufacturers rated input capacity of the Power Supply Units or the actual test load,whichever is greater. The kWh for Wireless Access and Security Camera Power Supply Units shall be 100%of the total kWh as determined from the manufacturers rated input capacity of the Power Supply Units or the actual test load,whichever is greater. The BWL may,at its option,install test meters for the purpose of determining the monthly kWh usage to be used for billing purposes. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates UNMT Hometown People. Hometown Power. TRAFFIC SIGNAL UNMETERED DEVICES ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: UNMT Availability-This rate is available to the US Government,any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan,and any public or private school district for lamp installations maintained for traffic regulation or guidance,as distinguished from street illumination and police signal systems. Where the Lansing Board of Water&Lights(BWL)total investment to serve an individual Premises exceeds three times bpannual revenue to be derived from such Premises,a contribution to the BWL shall be required for the excess. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Part 1:Electric Service 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $5.40 Per month Commodity Charge $0.10480 Per kWh for all kWh Part 2:Maintenance Charge The actual labor,material,miscellaneous and indirect charges experienced maintaining and relamping traffic signals during the preceding month. Determination of kWh-Monthly kWh shall be determined by multiplying the total connected load in kW(including the lamps, ballasts,transformers,amplifiers,and control devices)times 730 hours. The kWh for cyclical devices shall be 50%of the total kWh so calculated. The kWh of continuous,non-intermittent devices shall be 100%of the total kWh so calculated. The kWh of devices used for the control of school traffic,and operated not more than six hours per day during the school year only,shall be 10%of the continuous or cyclical kWh so calculated. The BWL may,at its option,install test meters for the purpose of determining the monthly kWh usage to be used for billing purposes. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates PSCR HometowiPeople.ftHome POWER SUPPLY COST RECOVERY ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: PSCR The Power Supply Cost Recovery(PSCR)Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs incurred in supplying electricity.All electric rates with a kWh billing determinant are subject to the PSCR Adjustment,as defined in the table of eligible rates below.In applying the PSCR Adjustment,the applicable rate per kWh shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current PSCR Adjustment. The PSCR Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve months. Power Supply Cost Recovery(PSCR)Adjustment-The amount per kWh by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Power Supply Cost-Those costs incurred in supplying electricity.Costs include,but are not limited to,fuel burned and fuel related cost,fuel transportation, pre and post combustion fuel additives,fuel procurement,environmental allowances,costs of power purchase and tolling agreements,market energy,capacity,and ancillary services costs,and transmission costs. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Power Supply Cost for prior months and the amount of Power Supply Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of Power Supply and the Power Supply Cost Recovery Adjustment.The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Power Supply Cost for purposes of computing the PSCR Adjustment for each month.Power Supply Cost will be offset with net wholesale energy,capacity,ancillary services,and transmission revenues. Base Cost of Power Supply-The average Power Supply Cost included in the energy rates of the various rate schedules. Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the PSCR Adjustment. The current Base Cost of Power Supply is$0.0361 per kWh sold. Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the PSCR Adjustment: RES1 RESTOU RES22 RES21 OPTO OPTOS SC1 SCTOU MC1 MCTOU MCEV MCHLF LC1 LCTOU LCEV LCHLF XL1 XLHLF EDHLF UNM UNMT MCFPS MCISTBY LCISTBY Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates ENVE HometowiPeople.ftHome ELECTRIC ENVIRONMENTAL CHARGE RIDER CODE: ENVE Purpose-The Electric Environmental Charge permits the recovery of costs and expenses incurred from environmental remediation and mitigation activities that are required as matter of agreement,order,decree,or law.All electric rates with a kWh billing determinant are subject to the Electric Environmental Charge,as defined in the table of eligible rates below.All revenues collected from the Electric Environmental Charge will be directly applied to offset these environmental expenses and other associated expenses.The Electric Environmental Charge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and until the balance is zero.Should the Electric Environmental Charge collect revenues in excess of environmental expenses,the difference shall be refunded to the applicable rates. Electric Environmental Charge-The current charge is$0.0020/kWh Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the Electric Environmental Charge: RES1 RESTOU RES22 RES21 OPTO OPTOS SC1 SCTOU MC1 MCTOU MCEV MCHLF LC1 LCTOU LCEV LCHLF XL1 XLHLF EDM EDHLF UNM MCFPS MCISTBY LCISTBY UNMT Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates REP Hometown People. Hometown Power. RENEWABLE ENERGY PLAN SURCHARGE RIDER CODE: REP Purpose-The Renewable Energy Plan Surcharge(REP Surcharge)is designed to recover Renewable Energy Plan program costs, as required by 2016 PA 342. The REP Surcharge will appear as a line item on the customer's bill. The REP Surcharge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,not to exceed the maximum surcharge allowed under the provisions of 2016 PA 342. MonthlV Surcharge-Current Monthly REP Surcharges are as follows: Rate Schedule REP Surcharge Residential RES1 $0.00 Per Month RESTOU $0.00 Per Month RES21 $0.00 Per Month OPTO $0.00 Per Month OPTOS $0.00 Per Month Small Commercial SC1 $0.00 Per Month SCTOU $0.00 Per Month Midsize Commercial MC1 $0.00 Per Month MCISTBY $0.00 Per Month MCTOU $0.00 Per Month MCHLF $0.00 Per Month MCFPS $0.00 Per Month Large Commercial&Industrial LC1 $0.00 Per Month LCISTBY $0.00 Per Month LCTOU $0.00 Per Month LCHLF $0.00 Per Month Extra Large Industrial XL1 $0.00 Per Month XLHLF $0.00 Per Month Economic Development Industrial EDM $0.00 Per Month EDHLF $0.00 Per Month Other Electric Service SL1 $0.00 Per Luminaire per Month SL2 $0.00 Per Luminaire per Month SLCUST $0.00 Per Luminaire per Month UNM $0.00 Per Month UNMT $0.00 Per Month Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates VRER HometowiPeople.ftHome VOLUNTARY RENEWABLE ENERGY RIDER RIDER CODE:VRER Availability-This rider is available to Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers making use of any BWL Electric Rate Schedule.The program will be capped based on availability of renewable energy. Nature of Service-The BWL will provide renewable energy to enrolled participants;however,the BWL cannot guarantee that the actual electricity delivered to each participant's Premises at any specific time will be produced from a renewable energy resource.The renewable energy will be either provided in blocks of 250 kWh or in 5%increments of the customer's total energy consumption,with each participant determining the number of blocks or the percentage they wish to purchase for a Premises. The participant will be billed for the amount of renewable energy purchased,regardless of actual kWh usage at the enrolled Premises. If the customer purchases enough renewable energy to offset their annual kWh usage at the enrolled Premises,the participant is eligible to claim their enrolled Premises is served with 100%renewable energy,as renewable energy credits associated with the renewable energy purchased through this rider will be retired and will not be used to fulfill BWL's renewable energy compliance requirements or otherwise disposed of. Monthly Rate-BWL will publish the price for renewable energy on its website.This price will increase or decrease from time to time based on cost and availability of renewable energy resources. Term and Form of Contract-All non-residential participants will be subject to a contract stating the amount of renewable energy they will be purchasing and the period of time they will be enrolled in the rider. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates DG Wk- Hometown People.Hometown Power: RENEWABLE ENERGY DISTRIBUTED GENERATION RIDER RIDER CODE: DG Purpose-This rider provides the ability for Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers with on-site generated renewable energy to send renewable energy back to the electric grid when their generation exceeds their own consumption at the participating Premises. Availability-Renewable Energy Distributed Generation("DG")rider participants must be an electric customer making use of any metered BWL Electric Rate Schedule.The DG Program will be voluntary and the selection of a Premises for participation in the DG program shall be based on the order in which the applications for the DG program are received by the BWL. The customer's renewable energy generating system may be limited,at BWL's sole discretion,to geographical regions within the BWL's service territory depending on infrastructure capacity. Eligible Renewable Energy Resources-The customer's renewable energy generating system must generate a portion or all of the retail electricity requirements at the Premises using a renewable energy resource including but not limited to the following: Biomass,Solar Photovoltaic,Storage or Wind.Other renewable energy resources not included in the list above must be approved by the BWL in advance of construction. Generation and Interconnection Requirements-The customer's renewable energy generating system and related equipment must be located on the Premises and serve only the Premises on the associated Account.DG applicants may apply to install generating systems of any capacity,but will be responsible for the cost of any resulting infrastructure upgrades to the BWL's electric distribution system prior to energizing the generating system or as deemed necessary by the BWL and in accordance with the Rules and Regulations.The BWL,at its discretion,will make the final determination of the acceptable size of the renewable energy generating system eligible for participation.Before energizing an eligible renewable energy generating system,the applicant must:a)provide proof to the BWL that the generator has passed all applicable service upgrade and electrical inspections with the appropriate authority having jurisdiction,b)have signed a parallel operating agreement,and c) have permission to operate in writing from the BWL.The applicant cannot participate in the Advanced Meter Opt-Out Program as defined in the Rules and Regulations. Distributed Generation Billing-All approved DG program applicants will be billed using an Inflow/Outflow methodology.Inflow to the customer's Premises(delivered energy from the BWL)will be charged at the customer's selected retail rate.Outflow from the customer's Premises(received energy by the BWL)will be credited back to the customer monthly bill in the form of a reduction.The value of Outflow energy will be credited at the price listed on BWL's website.The price for outflow will be periodically updated. Renewable Energy Credits-Customers may elect to sell their Renewable Energy Credits("RECS")to the BWL and receive additional value for Outflow energy.Customers who choose to sell their RECS to the BWL must sign a separate agreement with the BWL to allow the BWL to register their eligible renewable energy generating system in the Michigan Renewable Energy Certification System("MIRECS"),enter generation data,and transfer the RECS to the BWL.The BWL will periodically update the price for RECS.The RECS will be measured from the Outflow of the customer's bidirectional meter and will be the same meter used for the customer's monthly billing. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rider is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service and the Renewable Energy Distributed Generation Program Standards hereby incorporated by reference.The BWL reserves the right to revise the terms and conditions including any electric energy buy-back pricing rates of future DG programs. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates NM Hometown People. Hometown Power: RENEWABLE ENERGY NET METERING RIDER RIDER CODE: NM Purpose-This rider provides any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customers with onsitegenerated renewable energy to send renewable energy back to the electric grid when their generation exceeds their own consumption at the participating Premises. Availability-This rider is closed to new customers and only available to customers who have signed a parallel operating agreement before November 1,2022.Customers enrolled in this rider on November 1,2022 will be allowed to remain on the rider until November 1,2032.This rider is non-transferrable. Net Metering rider participants must be an electric customer making use of any metered BWL Electric Rate Schedule.The Net Metering Program will be voluntary and selection of Premises for participation in the net metering program shall be based on the order in which the applications for the net metering program are received by the BWL.The Net Metering Program will be in effect until the total nameplate capacity of all participating generators is equal to the maximum program limit of 1%of the BWL peak load for the preceding calendar year.The renewable energy generating system will not exceed 50 kW per Premises and may be limited,at BWLs sole discretion,to geographical regions within the BWL's service territory. Eligible Renewable Energy Resources-The customers renewable energy generating system must generate a portion or all of the retail electricity requirements at the Premises using a renewable energy resource including but not limited to the following: Biomass,Solar Photovoltaic or Wind.Other renewable energy resources not included in the list above must be approved in advance by the BWL. Generation and Interconnection Requirements-The generation equipment must be located on the Premises and serve only the Premises on the associated Account.The Net Metering applicant shall be limited to generation capacity designed to meet the Premises electric demand and energy needs.The BWL,at its discretion,will make the final determination of the acceptable size of the renewable energy generating system eligible for participation.Before participating in the Net Metering Program,the generators Premises must be approved for parallel operation with BWL's electric distribution system by meeting all interconnection requirements. Monthly Rate-All Net Metering Service Locations will be billed$5.00 per month to recover costs associated with operating the Net Metering Program. Net Metering-Net metering Premises with a system capable of generating 20 kW or less shall qualify for true net metering.For Service Locations who qualify for true net metering,the net of the bidirectional flow of kWh across the Premises interconnection with the BWL distribution system during the billing period,including excess generation credits,shall be credited at the full retail energy(kWh)rate. a) The credit for Net Excess Generation(NEG),if any,shall appear on the next bill and any excess credit not used to offset current charges shall be carried forward for use in subsequent billing periods. b) Reconciliation of any NEG credits will occur at the end of each calendar year.At that time the customer's NEG credit balance will be reset to zero and any NEG credits will be refunded at the average locational marginal price at the CONS.LANS node for the preceding year. c) If a customer leaves the provider's system or service is terminated for any reason,the BWL shall refund to the Premises the remaining NEG credit amount. Remaining NEG credits will be refunded at the average locational marginal price at the CONS.LANS node for the preceding year. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rider is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service and the Renewable Energy Net Metering Program Standards hereby incorporated by reference.The BWL reserves the right to revise the terms and conditions including any electric energy buy-back pricing rates of future Net Metering programs. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates EDRE HometowiPeople.ftHome ELECTRIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RIDER RIDER CODE: EDRE Purpose-The Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")provides economic incentives to its electric utility service customers with a goal of attracting new customers or supporting the expansion of existing businesses. The incentives are applied where,in the BWL's judgment:a)the incentive is a major determining factor for the customer to take or add BWL service(s),and b)use of the incentive will result in economic and other benefits to the BWL and its customers. Availability-This rider is available to customers who commit to creating new load or significantly increasing existing load by a minimum of 500 kW.The BWL will,in its sole discretion,determine the percentage and duration of the incentive offered to the customer based on the BWL approved economic development program. The customer may be required to enter into a written agreement that specifies its commitment to economic development and the BWL's incentives and conditions of this Electric Economic Development Rider. Monthly Discount- This rider provides for a discount on the customer's monthly billing for the applicable Premises.The BWL will determine the appropriate discount on the new or increased load,which will not exceed the following schedule: Maximum Percent Discount on Eligible Rate Schedule Capacity and Commodity Charges Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 MC1 MCTOU MCHLF 30% 24% 18% 12% 6% LC1 LCTO U LCHLF XL1 XLHLF 40% 40% 20% 20% 10% Note:The discount percentages are maximum limits.The actual discount will be calculated based on the economic development program in effect. At the end of the incentive period and all years thereafter,the customer will be billed according to the appropriate rate. Load Eligible for Discount- For new customers,the discount will apply to all new load. For existing customers with expanded load,the BWL shall determine the load eligible for this rider,which may be based on the increase beyond historical load billed during the twelve(12)month period prior to the implementation of this Electric Economic Development Rider. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates RTC W& Hometown People. Hometown Power. RATE TRANSITION CREDIT RIDER CODE: RTC Purpose-The purpose of the Rate Transition Credit("RTC")is to provide rate relief to select customers that experience higher than average rate increases due to a transition to a new rate class.These customers have service characteristics that require a change from the rate class they were on prior to November 1,2022.The credit will be determined by the BWL and will expire after one(1)year.The RTC Rider will end permanently on October 1,2025. Availability-Customer eligibility will be at the BWL's discretion and will be evaluated on an individual customer basis.. Customers must have an active BWL account in good standing to continue receiving the credit. Monthly Discount-The RTC provides a discount on the customer total billed amount for the eligible Account.The credit will appear as a line item on the customer's monthly bill. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LIEAF Hometown People.Hometown Power. LOW INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE FUND SURCHARGE RIDER CODE: LIEAF Purpose-Public Act 95 of 2013 created a monthly surcharge on each retail billing meter to assist low-income residents with their utility bills.The intention is to provide funds to prevent disconnection of service and to help people become more energy self-sufficient.The surcharge is capped at$1.00 per meter. Every customer receiving a retail distribution service will receive this surcharge on one meter. Every year,the program is reviewed and the LIEAF charge may be revised. LIEAF Surcharge-The LIEAF surcharge as of 9/1/2023 is$0.88/billing meter. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W01 WK Hometown People. Hometown Power: RESIDENTIAL WATER SERVICE RATE CODE:W01 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less served by one Premises. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling is used for commercial,industrial,or resale purposes unless the plumbing is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $17.36 Per month 1" $39.00 Per month 1%"or 1%" $87.00 Per month 2" $153.00 Per month Commodity Charge Block 1 $3.83 Per CCF for the first 2 CCF of water Block 2 $6.28 Per CCF for all CCF over 2 CCF of water *The BWL standard residential installation is a 1"service line with a 3/4 meter. The BWL reserves the right,in its sole judgment,to install 5/8"meters on any new service installation when circumstances warrant. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1,2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W02 Hometown People. Hometown Power. GENERAL WATER SERVICE RATE CODE: W02 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring water for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one meter. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $17.36 Per month 1" $39.00 Per month 1%"or 1 Y2" $87.00 Per month 2" $153.00 Per month 3" $342.33 Per month 4" $610.26 Per month 6" $1,372.22 Per month 8" $2,438.06 Per month 10" $3,810.41 Per month Commodity Charge $5.18 Per CCF of water *The BWL standard installation is a 1"service line with a 3/4"meter.The BWL reserves the right,in its sole judgment,to install 5/8"meters on any new service installation when circumstances warrant. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1,2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W04 Hometown People. Hometown Power. FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE RATE CODE:W04 Fire Service-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring water service for fire protection purposes.A fire service line will be installed to a fire protection device or a customer's detector check valve in accordance with the schedule of charges for Water System Connection Fees and the current Water Service Installation Charges set forth in the BWL Rules and Regulations.The location of the detector check valve shall be determined by the BWL. Fire service lines shall be used for fire protection purposes only.No additional charges will be made for water used for routine testing and for fire response purposes.The customer shall maintain the detector check valve and fire protection system connected thereto in good condition in compliance with the BWL Cross Connection Control Program and local jurisdiction fire code. Monthly Fire Service Charge-Water supply and maintenance of a fire service line to a fire protection device or a detector check valve shall be provided in accordance with the following schedule of charges: Service Size 10 1 2024 4"or smaller $106.86 6" $242.70 8" $436.80 10"or larger $743.60 Minimum Bill-Billings subject to this rate are not subject to a Minimum Bill. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates WO5G Hometown People. Hometown GENERAL LAWN SPRINKLING WATER SERVICE RATE CODE:WOSG Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer served on the BWL's water system where the water service is installed and utilized solely for lawn and landscape sprinkling at the Premises.Municipalities having jurisdiction over sewer system rates may designate other uses of water which are subject to this rate. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Basic Service Charge 10 1 2024 Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $2.00 Per month 1" $3.00 Per month 1%"or 1%:" $5.34 Per month 2" $6.43 Per month 3" $30.05 Per month 4" $34.92 Per month 6" $48.06 Per month 8" $70.59 Per month 10" $96.75 Per month Commodity Charge $6.28 Per CCF for all CCF of water Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1,2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W05R Hometown People. Hometown RESIDENTIAL LAWN SPRINKLING WATER SERVICE RATE CODE:WOSR Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer served on the BWL's water system where the water service is installed and utilized solely for lawn and landscape sprinkling at the Premises.Municipalities having jurisdiction over sewer system rates may designate other uses of water which are subject to this rate. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Basic Service Charge 10 1 2024 Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $2.00 Per month 1" $3.00 Per month 1%"or 1%:" $5.34 Per month 2" $6.43 Per month 3" $30.05 Per month 4" $34.92 Per month 6" $48.06 Per month 8" $70.59 Per month 10" $96.75 Per month Commodity Charge $6.28 Per CCF for all CCF of water Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1,2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W06 Hometown People. Hometown Power. FIRE HYDRANT SERVICE RATE CODE:W06 Annual Fire Hydrant Charge-Water supply and maintenance by the Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")of a fire service line to a public or private fire hydrant shall be provided in accordance with the following annual schedule of charges: 10 1 2024 Per Hydrant $708.68 Minimum Bill-Billings subject to this rate are not subject to a Minimum Bill. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Effective:October 1, 2024 Proposed Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates PCA Hometown People. Hometown Power. WATER POWER AND CHEMICAL COST ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: PCA Purpose-The Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs of power and chemicals incurred in treating and supplying water.All water rates with a CCF billing determinant are subject to the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment.In applying the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment,the applicable rate per CCF shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment. The Power and Chemical-Cost Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve(12)months. Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment-The amount per CCF by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Power and Chemical Costs-Those costs incurred in treating and supplying water.Costs include,but are not limited to, chemicals,electricity,steam,and oil used in pumping and treatment facilities. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Power and Chemical Costs for prior months and the amount of Power and Chemical Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of Power and Chemicals and the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment. The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Power and Chemical Costs for purposes of computing the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment for each month. Base Cost of Power and Chemicals-The average Power and Chemical Cost included in the water rates of the various rate schedules.Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment.The current Base Cost of Power and Chemicals is$0.4470 per cubic foot of water(CCF)sold. Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the Water Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment: W01 W02 W05R W05G Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates ENVW Hometown People. Hometown Power. WATER ENVIRONMENTAL CHARGE RIDER CODE: ENVW Purpose-The Water Environmental Charge permits the recovery of costs and expenses incurred from environmental remediation and mitigation activities that are required as a matter of agreement,order,decree,or law.All water rates with a CCF billing determinant are subject to the Water Environmental Charge.All revenues collected from the Water Environmental Charge will be directly applied to offset these environmental expenses and other associated expenses.The Water Environmental Charge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and until the balance is zero.Should the Water Environmental Charge collect revenues in excess of environmental expenses,the difference shall be refunded to customers on the applicable rates. Water Environmental Charge-The current charge is$0.0000/CCF. Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the Water Environmental Charge: W01 W02 W05R W05G Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates S01 Hometown People. Hometown Power. GENERAL STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S01 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer receiving service from the BWL steam distribution system with a maximum gauge pressure of fifteen pounds per square inch(15 psi). Nature of Service-Saturated steam up to a maximum gauge pressure of 15 psi.Upon request,steam services at gauge pressures above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi,when available,may be supplied at the option of the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $22.54 Per month Commodity Charge Months of June through November $25.78 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $27.05 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Months of December through May $26.02 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $27.32 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Minimum Charge-The Basic Service Charge included in the rate except that Special Minimum Charges shall be billed when the revenue received does not adequately compensate the BWL for the cost of furnishing service. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Surcharge-A surcharge of ten(10)percent shall be added to the above rates for steam service supplied upon customer's request for service at gauge pressure above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates S02 Hometown People. Hometown Power. INDUSTRIAL STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S02 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer engaged in mining or manufacturing and receiving steam at any BWL plant wall at a minimum gauge pressure of 250 psi.Service will be provided upon customer entering into a steam supply contract with the BWL.Terms and Conditions of the contract may vary due to customer requirements and the impact on BWL facilities. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Demand Charge Contract Demand $2.54 Per pound per hour(lb./hr.)for all lb./hrs.of contract demand Excess Demand $2.17 Per pound per hour(lb./hr.)for all lb./hrs.exceeding contract demand Commodity Charge $15.40 Per 1,000 lbs.(Mlbs.) Minimum Charge-Monthly Contract Demand Charge above. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Fee and Tax Ad]ustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Billing Demand-The billing demand is the maximum demand(lb./hrs.)supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the month,but not less than the contract demand. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates S03 Hometown People. Hometown Power. CONTRACT STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S03 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer receiving service from the BWL steam transmission or distribution system with a gauge pressure in excess of 100 psi.Service will be provided upon customer entering into a steam supply contract with the BWL.Terms and conditions of the contract may vary due to customer requirements and the impact on BWL facilities.This service may include both firm and curtailable service. Monthly Rate-Per contract terms. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Fuel Cost Adiustment-This rate is subject to a Fuel Cost Adjustment factor added to the charges and calculated as defined on a separate rate schedule. Steam Environmental Charge-Per contract terms. Amine Treatment Adjustment-Per contract terms. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Minimum Charge-Per contract terms. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates SOS Hometown People. Hometown Power. RESIDENTIAL STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S05 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling unit is used for commercial,industrial,or resale purposes unless the service is so arranged that residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate accounts. Nature of Service-Saturated steam up to a maximum gauge pressure of 15 psi.Steam services at gauge pressures above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi,when available,may be supplied at the option of the BWL or upon request by the customer. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Basic Service Charge $18.25 Per month Commodity Charge Months of June through November $19.99 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $20.92 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Months of December through May $20.17 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $21.11 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Minimum Charge-The Basic Service Charge included in the rate except that Special Minimum Charges shall be billed when the revenue received does not adequately compensate the BWL for the cost of furnishing service. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Surcharge-A surcharge of ten(10)percent shall be added to the above rates for steam service supplied upon customer's request for service at gauge pressure above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates FCA Hometown People. Hometown Power. STEAM FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: FCA Purpose-The Steam Fuel Cost Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs of fuel incurred in supplying steam.All general,contract,industrial and residential service steam rates are subject to the Fuel Cost Adjustment.In applying the Fuel Cost Adjustment,the applicable rate per Mlbs.shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current Fuel Cost Adjustment. The Fuel Cost Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve(12)months. Fuel Cost Adjustment-The amount per Mlbs.by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Fuel Costs-Those costs incurred in supplying steam.Costs include,but are not limited to,fuel burned and fuel related costs, fuel transportation,pre and post combustion fuel additives,fuel procurement,and environmental allowances. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Fuel Costs for prior months and the amount of Fuel Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of fuel and the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Fuel Costs for purposes of computing the Fuel Cost Adjustment for each month. Base Cost of Fuel-The average Fuel Cost included in the fuel rates of the various rate schedules.Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The current Base Cost of Fuel is$4.7831 per thousand pounds of steam (Mlbs.)sold. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates ENVS Hometown People. Hometown Power. STEAM ENVIRONMENTAL CHARGE RIDER CODE: ENVS Purpose-The Steam Environmental Charge permits the recovery of costs and expenses incurred from environmental remediation and mitigation activities that are required as a matter of agreement,order,decree,or law.All steam residential, general service,contract,and industrial rates are subject to the Steam Environmental Charge.All revenues collected from the Steam Environmental Charge will be directly applied to offset these environmental expenses and other associated expenses. The Steam Environmental Charge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and until the balance is zero.Should the Steam Environmental Charge collect revenues in excess of environmental expenses, the difference shall be refunded to customers on the applicable rates. Steam Environmental Charge-The current charge is$0.30/Mlbs. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Chilled Water Utility Rates CW1 HometowwPeople. Homet n STANDARD COMMERCIAL CHILLED WATER SERVICE RATE CODE: CW1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring service from the BWL district cooling system.Service will be provided upon the customer entering into a contract with the BWL.The contract will govern the customer's contract demand and terms and conditions of service,which may vary due to customer requirements and the impact on BWL facilities.This rate is not available for standby or emergency service. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2024 Capacity Charge Contract Demand $50.00 Per ton for all tons of Billing Demand less than or equal to 105%of the contract demand Excess Demand $70.00 Per ton for all tons of Billing Demand exceeding 105%of the contract demand Commodity Charge $0.14164 Per ton-hour Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of chilled water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Minimum Monthly Charge-The Capacity Charge included in the rate. Application Fee-A$10.00 charge shall be added to the first regular bill for turning on service at a Premises regardless of prior service with the BWL. Billing Demand-The Billing Demand shall be the maximum instantaneous demand(tons)supplied during the billing period,but not less than 85%of the Contract Demand. Temperature Factor Adjustment-During the months of May through October,if the Service Location's return water temperature is below 52 degrees Fahrenheit(F),the Service Location's commodity charge will be increased by 2.0%for either: (1)each degree Fahrenheit the Service Location's supply and return water temperature differential is less than 10 degrees F or, (2)each degree Fahrenheit the Service Location's return water temperature is below 52 degrees F,whichever is less.The General Manager is authorized to waive the application of the Temperature Factor Adjustment where warranted. Metering-All Service Locations using chilled water from the BWL chilled water system shall be metered.All metering shall be installed in accordance with BWL Standards. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Chilled Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Chilled Water Utility Rates CWFCA HometowwPeople. Homet n CHILLED WATER FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: CWFCA Purpose-The Fuel Cost Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs of fuel incurred in supplying chilled water.All rates are subject to the Fuel Cost Adjustment. In applying the Fuel Cost Adjustment,the applicable rate per ton-hour shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current Fuel Cost Adjustment. The Fuel Cost Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve(12)months. Fuel Cost Adjustment-The amount per ton-hour by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Fuel Costs-Those costs incurred in supplying chilled water.Costs include,but are not limited to,electricity and water used in the production and delivery of chilled water. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Fuel Costs for prior months and the amount of Fuel Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of fuel and the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Fuel Costs for purposes of computing the Fuel Cost Adjustment for each month. Base Cost of Fuel-The average Fuel Cost included in the fuel rates of the various rate schedules.Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The current Base Cost of Fuel is$0.216 per ton-hour of chilled water(ton-hr) sold. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Chilled Water Utility Rates EDRC HometowwPeople. Homet n CHILLED WATER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RIDER RIDER CODE: EDRC Purpose- The Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")provides economic incentives to its utility service customers with a goal of attracting new customers or growing the business of existing customers.The incentives are employed where,in the BWL's judgment:a)the incentive is a major determining factor for the customer to take or add BWL service(s),and b)use of the incentive will result in economic and other benefits to the BWL and its customers. Availability-This rider is available to new or existing customers through Standard Chilled Water Service Rate CW1.The customer must commit to creating new load or significantly increasing existing load.The BWL will,in its sole discretion, determine the percentage and duration of the incentive offered to the customer.The customer may be required to enter into a written agreement that specifies its commitment to economic development and the BWL's incentives. Monthly Rate This rider provides for a discount on the Capacity Charge portion of the customer's monthly billing for the applicable Service Location.The BWL will determine the appropriate Capacity Charge,which will not be less than the following schedule: Discounted Capacity Charge(per ton) Years 1-2 Not less than$10.00 Years 3-4 Not less than$20.00 Years 5-6 Not less than$30.00 At the end of the incentive period and all years thereafter,the customer will be billed the standard Capacity Charge as listed in the Standard Chilled Water Service Rate 1. Capacity Eligible for Discount- For a new Service Location,the total Billing Demand shall be eligible for the discounted rate of this rider. For an existing Service Location,the BWL shall determine the contracted demand eligible for this rider,which may be based on the increase beyond the average of the three(3)highest registered demands of historical load billed during the twelve(12) month period prior to the implementation of the incentive. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2024 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RES1 Hometown People. Hometown Power: STANDARD RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RES1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Beginning with the November 2023 Billing Month,all Residential customers will be enrolled in this Residential Time of Use ("TOU")rate and will continue to be enrolled for at least twelve(12)months. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $22.50 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.15040 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.17400 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.15040 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.17400 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:1:OOPM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 1:OOPM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RESTOU Hometown People. Hometown Power: OFF-PEAK SAVERS RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RESTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $25.00 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.11710 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.30470 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June land September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.11940 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October land May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.18260 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October land May 31 Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:1:OOPM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 1:OOPM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RES22 W' Hometown People. Hometown Power: SEPARATELY METERED PLUG-IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RES22 Availability-This rate is a voluntary rate available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer at any Premises that qualifies for Electric Rate RES1 where separately metered Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment("EVSE")capable of providing Level 2 charging for plug-in electric motor vehicles is installed. "EVSE"means a device or apparatus,including vehicle supply cable,connector,internal relays and controls designed specifically for the purpose of delivering energy from the premises wiring to a plug-in-electric motor vehicle.This equipment must meet or exceed all applicable codes,standards,and practices. "Level 2 Charging"means providing 208—240 volt single phase alternating current energy to an onboard charger of an electric motor vehicle. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,208 to 240 nominal volts,Level 2 Charging as defined.However,the new circuit protective device rating shall not to exceed 60 amperes. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $5.00 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.10760 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June land September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.26380 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June land September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.10760 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October land May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.15660 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:1:00PM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 1:OOPM Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates RES21 W' Hometown People. Hometown Power: SENIOR CITIZEN RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: RES21 Availability-This rate is closed to new Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers and only available to any single- family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter who elected to enroll in this rate prior to November 1,2022.The customer must 65 years of age or older and head of the household being served.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $17.25 Per month Commodity Charge Block 1 $0.11390 Per kWh for the first 300 kWh Block 2 $0.19350 Per kWh for all kWh over 300 kWh Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates OPTO Hometown People.Hometown Power. ADVANCED METER OPT-OUT RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: OPTO Availability-This rate is closed to new Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers and only available to any single- family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one non-transmitting meter who elected to opt-out of advanced meters prior to July 1,2022.Requirements for eligibility of the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $22.50 Per month Commodity Charge $0.16070 Per kWh for the first 500 kWh Summer Months of June through September $0.16620 Per kWh for all kWh over 500 kWh $0.16070 Per kWh for the first 500 kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.16420 Per kWh for all kWh over 500 kWh Opt-Out Fees-The fees for the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates OPTOS *ift ADVANCED METER OPT-OUT SENIOR CITIZEN RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: OPTOS Availability-This rate is closed to new Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers and only available to any single- family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire electric service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one non-transmitting meter who elected to enroll in this rate prior to November 1,2022 and who elected to opt-out of advanced meters prior to July 1,2022.Requirements for eligibility of the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations.The customer must 65 years of age or older and head of the household being served.Service to appurtenant buildings may be taken through the same meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling or an appurtenant building is used for commercial, industrial,or resale purposes unless the wiring is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $17.25 Per month Commodity Charge Block 1 $0.11390 Per kWh for the first 300 kWh Block 2 $0.19350 Per kWh for all kWh over 300 kWh Opt-Out Fees-The fees for the advanced meter opt-out program are stated in the Rules and Regulations. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates SC1 HometowiPeople.ftHome STANDARD SMALL COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:SC1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light's("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one meter.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase.The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $38.00 Per month Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.16170 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.15780 Per kWh for all kWh Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformers,the metered kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Proposed Effective: October 1,2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SCTOU ft Hometown People. Hometown Power. OFF-PEAK SAVERS SMALL COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:SCTOU Availability—This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Lights(BWL)customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one meter.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase.The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $38.00 Per month Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.13880 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.29760 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.14100 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.19010 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday, including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment- Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformers,the metered kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MC1 W' Hometown People. Hometown Power: STANDARD MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCI Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service.Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $15.50 Per kW for all kW above 15kW Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.14910 Per kWh for 0-5,000 kWh $0.11980 Per kWh for over 5,000 kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.14360 Per kWh for 0-5,000 kWh $0.11540 Per kWh for over 5,00 kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer. After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MC1 Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCTOU HometowiPeople.ftHome OFF-PEAK SAVERS MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Effective October 1,2024,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $14.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.07420 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.27710 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07680 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.15160 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCTOU Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates MCEV Hometown People. Hometown Power. ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCEV Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer desiring secondary voltage service for the exclusive purpose of providing Electric Power to Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment(EVSE)when supplied through one metering installation.EVSE means a device or apparatus,including vehicle supply cable,connector,internal relays and controls designed specifically for the purpose of delivering energy from the premises wiring to a plug-in electric motor vehicle.This equipment must meet or exceed all applicable codes,standards,and practices.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service.Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. All kWh provided through this rate will be matched with renewable energy sources through the BWLs GreenWise Program. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $3.50 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.10500 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.25200 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.10650 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.14440 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Renewable Energy $0.01300 Per kWh for all kWh as of 11/1/2022 Please see Voluntary Renewable Energy Rider for current pricing Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours- The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates MCEV Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: MCHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Effective October 1,2024,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $33.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.07770 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.07610 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCHLF Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCISTBY N AL� Hometown People.Hometown Power. STANDBY MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC RATE RATE CODE: MCISTBY Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer with a dispatchable generation resource such as cogeneration or combined heat and power desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation). Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase.The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $24.73 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $7.73 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Generation Contract Capacity $9.26 Per kW of nameplate capacity Energy Charges: Summer Off Peak $0.07800 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Summer On Peak $0.08250 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Winter Off Peak $0.07800 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Winter On-Peak $0.08000 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge and the contract capacity charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A)On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B)Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates MCISTBY Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions:(a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 5,000 kW;and(c)the customer shall agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electrical service requirements at the aggregated Premises for a period of not less than five(5)years.Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only.All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt- hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Dispatchable Generator Outages-The BWL shall monitor outages via board-owned metering installed on the dispatchable generator.The number of unplanned outages extending more than one hour shall not exceed 3 in a single billing period.An unplanned outage is defined as any outage occurring without the customer having provided written notice to the contact listed in the Agreement for Parallel Operation 3 days before the outage occurs.In the event the dispatchable generator has 3 or more unplanned outages in the billing period,the customer shall be switched from the standby rate to the rate applicable for the customer's service. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MCFPS Hometown People. Hometown Power: STANDARD MIDSIZE COMMERCIAL FIRE PUMP ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:MCFPS Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring secondary voltage service for a fire pump at one Premises through one metering fire pump installation.This service is to be used exclusively for fire pump service.Effective November 1,2022,customers requesting transformer capacity greater than 1,500 kVa or service sizes larger than 3,000 amps will be required to take primary voltage on a separate rate. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The secondary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $75.00 Per month Capacity Charge $1.45 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.20300 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.19880 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the primary side of the transformer,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be reduced by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,the consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be computed and billed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Electric Utility Rates MCFPS Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LC1 HometowiPeople.ftHome STANDARD LARGE COMMERCIAL&INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LC1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation).This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $340.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $17.00 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $7.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.07570 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.08010 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07570 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.07770 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LC1 Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions:(a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 5,000 kW;and(c)the customer shall agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electrical service requirements at the aggregated Premises for a period of not less than five(5)years. Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only. All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates LCTOU Hometown People.Hometown Power. OFF-PEAK SAVERS LARGE COMMERCIAL&INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LCTOU Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $340.00 Per month Capacity Charge $14.25 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.07640 Per kWh for all Off Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.30510 Per kWh for all OR Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07920 Per kWh for all Off Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.16360 Per kWh for all OR Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday, including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the billing month but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates LCTOU Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCEV Hometowikople.&Homet ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION LARGE COMMERCIAL& INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LCEV Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service for the exclusive purpose of providing Electric Power to Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment("EVSE")when supplied through one metering installation. "EVSE"means a device or apparatus,including vehicle supply cable,connector,internal relays and controls designed specifically for the purpose of delivering energy from the premises wiring to a plug-in-electric motor vehicle. This equipment must meet or exceed all applicable codes,standards,and practices.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL.All kWh provided through this rate will be matched with renewable energy sources through the BWL's GreenWise Program. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $340.00 Per month Capacity Charge $2.70 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.11400 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.30280 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.11610 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.16480 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Renewable Energy $0.0130 Per kWh for all kWh as of 10/1/2025 Please see Voluntary Renewable Energy Rider for current pricing Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 8:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:8:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCEV Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR LARGE COMMERCIAL& INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: LCHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $340.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $32.50 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $7.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.05120 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.04880 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCHLF Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCISTBY Hometown People.Hometown Power. STANDYBY LARGE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTIC RATE RATE CODE: LCISTBY Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer with a dispatchable generation resource such as cogeneration or combined heat and power desiring primary voltage service for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation). Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase.The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $24.00 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $7.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Generator Capacity Charge $9.00 Per kW of nameplate capacity Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.0757 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.0801 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.0757 Per kWh for all Off-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.0777 Per kWh for all On-Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S.Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays, as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. On-Peak Hours: 10:OOAM to 6:OOPM Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power, will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand-The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LCISTBY Maximum Demand-The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions:(a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 5,000 kW;and(c)the customer shall agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electrical service requirements at the aggregated Premises for a period of not less than five(5)years.Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only.All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses.Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor. If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.900,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.900 0.0% 0.890 to 0.899 1.1% 0.880 to 0.889 2.3% 0.870 to 0.879 3.4% 0.860 to 0.869 4.7% 0.850 to 0.859 5.9% Below 0.850 10.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$8.09 per kW of Maximum Demand. Dispatchable Generator Outages-The BWL shall monitor outages via board-owned metering installed on the dispatchable generator.The number of unplanned outages extending more than one hour shall not exceed 3 in a single billing period. An unplanned outage is defined as any outage occurring without the customer having provided written notice to the contact listed in the Agreement for Parallel Operation 3 days before the outage occurs. In the event the dispatchable generator has 3 or more unplanned outages in the billing period,the customer shall be switched from the standby rate to the rate applicable for the customer's service. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates XL1 Hometown People. Hometown Power. STANDARD EXTRA LARGE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:XL1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation(except as provided below for Multiple Premises Aggregation).This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's entire electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than ten(10)years.If the customer ceases operation before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $530.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $19.00 Per kW for all kW of On Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $3.25 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Off-Peak Summer $0.07630 Per kWh for all Off Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 On-Peak Summer $0.08190 Per kWh for all On Peak kWh between June 1 and September 30 Off-Peak Winter $0.07630 Per kWh for all Off Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 On-Peak Winter $0.08030 Per kWh for all On Peak kWh between October 1 and May 31 Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday, including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates XL1 On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Maximum Demand: The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Multiple Premises Aggregation-The 15-minute period demands of multiple Premises of a customer may be summed for determination of the total On-Peak Billing Demand under the following conditions: (a)each Premises is billed under the same rate schedule;and(b)the total On-Peak Billing Demand shall not be less than 25,000 kW. Aggregation shall be applicable for determination of the On-Peak Billing Demand only. All other charges,including the Basic Service Charge and Maximum Demand,shall apply to each Premises independently. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately except as provided for in Multiple Premises Aggregation. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates XLHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR EXTRA LARGE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:XLHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's entire electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than ten(10)years. If the customer ceases operation before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 Basic Service Charge $530.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $32.50 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $7.00 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge Summer Months of June through September $0.05160 Per kWh for all kWh Winter Months of October through May $0.04870 Per kWh for all kWh Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates XLHLF Maximum Demand: The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates EDM Hometown People. Hometown Power. MARKET BASED PRICING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: EDM Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customer with incremental load of 30MW or more desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available to a new customer resulting from a change in ownership of an existing Premises served by the BWL.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than fifteen(15)years.If the customer ceases operation or requests disconnection before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. The customer shall be billed under this rate schedule beginning the date Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation.Electric Power used during the construction of the customers facilities before Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation will be billed on the applicable primary or secondary voltage rate schedule.The customer must achieve its contracted load within five(5)years from the effective date of the service contract.Should the customer not achieve its contractual load estimate,the customer will be placed on the applicable rate schedule. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Billing Determinant Description Example Power Supply Capacity Charge MISO Zone-7 Planning Resource Auction clearing $51,400/MW-yr price for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand @ 90%LF=$6.52/MWh Power Supply Transmission Charge METC Joint Zone Rates for Schedules 1,2,7,26,and $75,000/MW-yr 33 for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand @ 90%LF=$9.51/MWh Energy Charge MISO Real Time Locational Marginal Price(LMP)for $30.00/MWh the CONS.LANS node for all kWh $46.03 x 10%_ System Contribution Charge 10%of total charges from above pricing components $4.60/MWh Total=$50.63/MWh or 5.06 cents/kWh Incremental Transmission& Per service contract terms for the incremental Distribution Facilities Charge transmission&distribution facilities provided by BWL Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is based on 30MW of On beak Billing Demand at the contractual load factor estimate for all billing determinants above once the 5-year initial term has completed. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday, including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak.Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:7:OOAM to 11:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:11:OOPM to 7:OOAM Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates EDM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15 minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 100%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all power supply and energy-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing,and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Resale of Electric Power-This rate is not eligible for resale of electric power as provided for in the Rules and Regulations. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates EDHLF HometowiPeople.ftHome HIGH LOAD FACTOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: EDHLF Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer with incremental load of 30MW or more desiring primary voltage service through a dedicated substation for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one metering installation.This rate is not available to a new customer resulting from a change in ownership of an existing Premises served by the BWL.This rate is not available for emergency service or standby service. The customer must agree to a service contract with the BWL for the customer's full electric service requirements at the applicable Premises for a period of not less than fifteen(15)years.If the customer ceases operation or requests disconnection before the completion of the initial service contract term,the customer shall pay the remaining net book value for any infrastructure investments made specifically for the customer as specified in the service contract. The customer shall be billed under this rate schedule beginning the date Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation.Electric Power used during the construction of the customer's facilities before Electric Power is delivered through the dedicated substation will be billed on the applicable primary or secondary voltage rate schedule.The customer must achieve its contracted load within five(5)years from the effective date of the service contract.Should the customer not achieve its contractual load estimate,the customer will be placed on the applicable rate schedule. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,three phase. The primary voltage is determined by the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $5,400.00 Per month Capacity Charge On-Peak Billing Demand $7.65 Per kW for all kW of On-Peak Billing Demand Maximum Demand $5.95 Per kW for all kW of Maximum Demand Commodity Charge $0.04960 Per kWh for all kWh Incremental Transmission&Distribution Per service contract terms for the incremental transmission Facilities Charge &distribution facilities provided by the BWL Power Factor Charge See Power Factor section below Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is based on 30MW of On-Peak Billing Demand at the contractual load factor estimate for all billing determinants above once the 5-year initial term has completed. Schedule of On-Peak and Off-Peak Hours-The following schedule shall apply Monday through Friday,including weekday U.S. Holidays when applicable.Saturday and Sunday are Off-Peak. Designated NERC/MISO weekday holidays,as shown in the Rules and Regulations,will be considered Off-Peak. A) On-Peak Hours:10:OOAM to 6:OOPM B) Off-Peak Hours:6:OOPM to 10:OOAM Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates EDHLF Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. On-Peak Billing Demand: The On-Peak Billing Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the On-Peak Period during the billing month,but the On-Peak Billing Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest On-Peak Billing Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Maximum Demand: The Maximum Demand shall be the kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the billing month,whether on-peak or off-peak,but the Maximum Demand shall never be less than 50%of the highest Maximum Demand of the preceding 11 billing months. Metering-Where the BWL elects to measure the service on the secondary side of the substation transformers,the metered kW and kWh thus measured will be increased by 3%for billing purposes to adjust for transformer losses. Where the customer receives service through more than one meter,consumption as registered by the different meters will not be combined for billing purposes but will be billed and computed separately. Power Factor Charge-This rate requires a determination of the average Power Factor maintained by the customer during the billing period.Such average Power Factor shall be determined through metering of lagging Kilovar-hours and Kilowatt-hours during the billing period.The calculated ratio of lagging Kilovar-hours to Kilowatt-hours shall then be converted to the average Power Factor for the billing period by using the appropriate conversion factor.If the average Power Factor during the billing period is less than 0.950,a penalty will be applied to all commodity and capacity-based charges in accordance with the following table.A Power Factor less than 0.850 is not permitted and necessary corrective equipment must be installed by the customer.After 6 consecutive months below 0.850 Power Factor,the customer may be turned off until corrective equipment is installed. Power Factor Power Factor Penalty Charge Greater than or equal to 0.950 0.0% 0.940 to 0.949 1.1% 0.930 to 0.939 2.2% 0.920 to 0.929 3.3% 0.910 to 0.919 4.4% 0.900 to 0.909 5.6% 0.890 to 0.899 6.7% 0.880 to 0.889 8.0% 0.870 to 0.879 9.2% 0.860 to 0.869 10.5% 0.850 to 0.859 11.8% Below 0.850 15.0% Equipment Supplied by Customer-The customer shall be responsible for furnishing,installing and maintaining all necessary and approved transforming,controlling and protective equipment required for service beyond the BWL primary-voltage Service Location. Alternate Primary Source-Should the customer request the BWL to provide an Alternate Primary Source as provided for in the Rules and Regulations for added reliability,the customer will be subject to a standby charge for the ongoing operations and maintenance of the Alternate Primary Source of$2.21 per kW of Maximum Demand. Resale of Electric Power-This rate is not eligible for resale of electric power as provided for in the Rules and Regulations. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL1 Hometown People.Hometown Power: STANDARD STREET LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:SL1 Availability-Available to any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan for street lighting service for any system consisting of one or more luminaires where the Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)has an existing distribution system with secondary voltage available. Luminaires may be installed with no limitations as to spacing between luminaires. Where an overhead line extension is required to serve one or more luminaires,the BWL will furnish 350 linear feet of line extension per luminaire served from such extension. Nature of Service-The BWL will furnish,install,own,operate,and maintain all equipment comprising the street lighting system,and supply the unmetered energy. The BWL reserves the right to furnish service from either a series or multiple system or both. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10/1/2025 High Pressure Sodium Luminairel 70 W $12.35 100 W $14.15 150 W $15.90 250 W $19.45 400 W $24.75 1000 W $51.20 Mercury Vapor Luminairel 100 W $12.95 175 W $15.90 250 W $18.85 400 W $23.55 1000 W $45.30 Metal Halide Luminairel 175 Wz $27.65 250 Wz $31.20 400 W $31.80 1000 W $61.25 1500 W $94.20 Induction Luminairel 85 W $12.95 165 W $15.90 LED Decorative Luminaire 1-19 W $16.45 20-39 W $17.05 40-59 W $17.65 60-79 W $18.85 80-99 W $19.45 1 Rates apply to existing luminaires and are subject to cost and availability for new business. z Rates apply to existing luminaires only and are not open to new business. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL1 100-119 W $20.05 120-139 W $20.65 140-159 W $21.75 160-179 W $22.35 180-199 W $23.55 200-219 W $24.15 220-239 W $24.75 240-259 W $25.90 260-279 W $26.50 280-299 W $27.05 300-319 W $27.65 320-339 W $28.85 340-359 W $29.45 360-379 W $30.60 380-399 W $31.20 LED End Mount Luminaire 1-19 W $13.55 20-39 W $14.75 40-59 W $15.30 60-79 W $15.90 80-99 W $17.05 100-119 W $17.65 120-139 W $18.25 140-159 W $19.45 160-179 W $20.05 180-199 W $20.65 200-219 W $21.75 220-239 W $22.35 240-259 W $22.95 260-279 W $24.15 280-299 W $24.75 300-319 W $25.35 320-339 W $26.50 340-359 W $27.05 360-379 W $27.65 380-399 W $28.85 LED Flood Luminaire 1-19 W $15.90 20-39 W $17.05 40-59 W $17.65 60-79 W $18.25 80-99 W $19.45 100-119 W $20.05 120-139 W $20.65 140-159 W $21.75 160-179 W $22.35 180-199 W $22.95 200-219 W $24.15 220-239 W $24.75 240-259 W $25.35 260-279 W $26.50 280-299 W $27.05 300-319 W $27.65 320-339 W $28.85 Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL1 340-359 W $29.45 360-379 W $30.00 380-399 W $30.60 Monthly Rate(continued) Plus,an additional monthly charge,depending on type of installation,of: 10/1/2025 Wood Pole Overhead Service $9.10 Wood Pole Underground Service $14.10 Concrete Pole Overhead Service $22.40 Concrete Pole Underground Service $22.40 Post Top Concrete $14.10 Historic Single Top $46.70 Large Historic Dual Top $93.30 Small Historic Dual Top $78.50 Wall/Tunnel 8760 Hours $19.70 Wall/Tunnel 4200 Hours $12.00 Bollard $39.60 Note:Luminaires installed on existing poles will be charged only the applicable rate for the luminaire. None of the additional charges above will be applied. Customer Contribution-The monthly rates are based on fixtures normally stocked by the BWL and installed utilizing normal construction techniques. The BWL may,at its option,upon customer request install a street lighting system not covered by the rates above. Such requests shall be subject to the terms and conditions of Electric Rate SL2. Unit Replacement-The BWL may,at its option,upon customer request replace existing street light units. After installation,the customer shall make a one-time contribution equal to the undepreciated value of the unit plus the cost of removal. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SL2 Hometown People. Hometown Power. SPECIALITY FACILITIES STREET LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: SL2 Availability-Available to any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan for nonstandard Lansing Board of Water &Light(BWL)street lighting service for any system consisting of one or more luminaires where the BWL has an existing distribution system with secondary voltage available. Nature of Service-The BWL will furnish,install,own,operate,and maintain all equipment comprising the street lighting system,and supply the unmetered energy.The BWL reserves the right to furnish service from either a series or multiple system or both. Annual Rate-The annual rate per luminaire with fixture and setting,payable in twelve monthly installments,shall consist of an annual energy charge and an annual facilities charge,as set forth below: 10 1 2025 High Pressure Sodium Luminaire $0.90 per watt of rated energy usage Metal Halide Luminaire $1.20 per watt of rated energy usage LED Luminaire $0.65 per watt of rated energy usage Annual Facilities Charge-The Annual Rate to recover the cost of luminaires,poles,attachments,and other equipment installed to provide service under this rate schedule,including the total facilities cost less any customer contributions,projected annual maintenance cost,and return on investment. The annual facilities charge for each luminaire and setting will be specified in the service contracts with each customer. Unit Replacement-The BWL may,at its option,upon customer request replace existing street light units. After installation,the customer shall make a one-time contribution equal to the undepreciated value of the unit plus the cost of removal. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SLCUST Hometown People. Hometown Power. CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE:SLCUST Availability-Available to any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan for street lighting service for any system consisting of one or more luminaires where the Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)has an existing distribution system available. Effective March 1,2011,this rate is not open to new business. Nature of Service-The BWL will connect the customers equipment to BWL lines,furnish the control equipment,supply the unmetered energy,control the burning hours of the lamps,provide normal replacement of luminaire refractors,control devices and lamps.The customer will furnish,install and own all equipment comprising the street lighting system,including,but not limited to the overhead wires or underground cables between luminaires and the supply circuits extending to the point of attachment with the BWL.All maintenance and replacement of the customers equipment except normal lamp and glass replacement shall be paid by the customer.The BWL reserves the right to furnish service from either a series or multiple system or both. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: High Pressure Sodium Luminairel 10/1/2025 70 W $6.00 100 W $7.10 150 W $9.30 250 W $12.20 400 W $17.50 1000 W $41.50 Mercury Vapor Luminairel 175 W $8.30 250 W $11.20 400 W $16.00 1000 W $35.30 Incandescent Luminairel 2500 L $11.60 4000 L $18.50 6000 L $22.50 LED Luminaire 1-19 W $5.40 20-39 W $6.20 40-59 W $6.80 60-79 W $7.70 80-99 W $8.20 100-119 W $9.10 120-139 W $9.70 140-159 W $10.60 160-179 W $11.30 180-199 W $12.00 i Rates apply to existing luminaires only and are not open to new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates SLCUST 200-219 W $12.70 220-239 W $13.50 240-259 W $14.30 260-279 W $14.80 280-299 W $15.70 300-319 W $16.40 320-339 W $17.20 340-359 W $17.80 360-379 W $18.60 380-399 W $19.30 Maintenance Charge-The actual labor,material,miscellaneous and indirect charges experienced maintaining street light units during the preceding month. Combined Rates-The monthly rate for units consisting of more than one luminaire shall be the appropriate combination of individual unit charges above. Special Terms and Conditions-The BWL reserves the right to make special contractual arrangements as to termination charges,contributions in aid of construction,term or other special considerations when the customer requests service, equipment or facilities not normally provided under this rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates OLS HometowiPeople.ftHome OUTDOOR LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: OLS Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer located within the BWL service area for dusk to dawn lighting of a Premises. The BWL furnishes and maintains all lights. The installation will overhang private property from existing or new poles set at points accessible to BWL construction and maintenance equipment. This rate is not available for purposes of street, highway,or public thoroughfare lighting. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Luminaires on Overhead Mast Arm on existing BWL poles 10/1/2025 High Pressure Sodium' 100 W $17.70 250 W $27.90 400 W $31.80 Mercury Vapor 175 W $18.50 400 W $31.80 LED End Mount 1-19 W $13.00 20-39 W $13.60 40-59 W $14.40 60-79 W $15.20 80-99 W $15.90 100-119 W $16.60 120-139 W $17.40 140-159 W $18.00 160-179 W $18.70 180-199 W $19.50 200-219 W $20.20 220-239 W $21.00 240-259 W $21.80 260-279 W $22.50 280-299 W $23.20 300-319 W $24.00 320-339 W $24.60 340-359 W $25.30 360-379 W $26.10 380-399 W $26.90 'Rates apply to existing luminaires and are subject to cost and availability for new business. z Rates apply to existing luminaires only and are not open to new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates OLS Floodlighting Luminaires on Bracket Arm on existing BWL poles 10/1/2025 High Pressure Sodium3 100 W $23.40 250 W $31.50 400 W $36.90 Metal Halide 400 W $45.90 1000 W $79.50 1500 W $110.30 LED Flood 1-19 W $15.20 20-39 W $15.90 40-59 W $16.60 60-79 W $17.30 80-99 W $18.00 100-119 W $18.70 120-139 W $19.50 140-159 W $20.20 160-179 W $21.00 180-199 W $21.80 200-219 W $22.50 220-239 W $23.20 240-259 W $23.90 260-279 W $24.60 280-299 W $25.30 300-319 W $26.10 320-339 W $26.90 340-359 W $27.50 360-379 W $28.40 380-399 W $29.10 In the event additional facilities or rearrangement of existing facilities is required,the BWL shall install,operate and maintain such facilities for the following monthly charges. Type of Facilities 10/1/2025 35-foot wood poles including span of overhead secondary extension $20.00 Per pole 37-foot concrete pole including span of overhead secondary extension $33.20 Per pole Other facilities,hand set poles,or rearrangement of existing facilities 1.67% Of estimated cost Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. 3 Rates apply to existing luminaires and are subject to cost and availability for new business. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates OLS Service Contract-A written service agreement shall be entered into to take BWL service for a term of years determined as follows: a) One year,if additional facilities are not required,or b) Three years,if additional facilities are required c) Five years,for metal halide lamps or if monthly facilities charges are calculated at 1.67%of estimated cost, d) Ten years,if special contractual arrangements are made. In the event the customer discontinues service before the end of the agreement term,the established rate for the remaining portion of the agreement shall immediately become due and payable. The BWL will replace lamps or make repairs when practicable after the customer has reported that the installation requires servicing. Such replacements and repairs will be made during regular working hours. The BWL may refuse or restrict the service provided in this rate to seasonal type customers and/or may require such customers to pay for the service annually in advance where the permanency of the customer is doubtful or has not been demonstrated by the customer. If relocation,including adjustment,of the outdoor light or relocation of other facilities used in connection with the light is desired by the customer during the term of the contract,the BWL will provide this service,if feasible,at the customer's expense. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates UNM Hometown^H...I.. UNMETERED DEVICES ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: UNM Availability-This rate is available to Unmetered Devices,such as Community Antenna Television Service Companies(CATV), wireless access companies,or security camera companies for unmetered Power Supply Units. Where the Lansing Board of Water&Lights(BWL)total investment to serve an individual Premises exceeds three times teannual revenue to be derived from such Premises,a contribution to the BWL shall be required for the excess. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $5.80 Per month Commodity Charge $0.11190 Per kWh for all kWh Determination of kWh-Monthly kWh shall be determined by multiplying the total connected load in kW times 730 hours. The kWh for CATV Power Supply Units shall be 50%of the total kWh as determined from the manufacturers rated input capacity of the Power Supply Units or the actual test load,whichever is greater. The kWh for Wireless Access and Security Camera Power Supply Units shall be 100%of the total kWh as determined from the manufacturers rated input capacity of the Power Supply Units or the actual test load,whichever is greater. The BWL may,at its option,install test meters for the purpose of determining the monthly kWh usage to be used for billing purposes. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates UNMT ft Hometown People. Hometown Power. TRAFFIC SIGNAL UNMETERED DEVICES ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE CODE: UNMT Availability-This rate is available to the US Government,any political subdivision or agency of the State of Michigan,and any public or private school district for lamp installations maintained for traffic regulation or guidance,as distinguished from street illumination and police signal systems. Where the Lansing Board of Water&Lights(BWL)total investment to serve an individual Premises exceeds three times teannual revenue to be derived from such Premises,a contribution to the BWL shall be required for the excess. Nature of Service-The service is alternating current,60 hertz,single phase,120/240 nominal volts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Part 1:Electric Service 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $5.80 Per month Commodity Charge $0.11190 Per kWh for all kWh Part 2:Maintenance Charge The actual labor,material,miscellaneous and indirect charges experienced maintaining and relamping traffic signals during the preceding month. Determination of kWh-Monthly kWh shall be determined by multiplying the total connected load in kW(including the lamps, ballasts,transformers,amplifiers,and control devices)times 730 hours. The kWh for cyclical devices shall be 50%of the total kWh so calculated. The kWh of continuous,non Antermittent devices shall be 100%of the total kWh so calculated. The kWh of devices used for the control of school traffic,and operated not more than six hours per day during the school year only,shall be 10%of the continuous or cyclical kWh so calculated. The BWL may,at its option,install test meters for the purpose of determining the monthly kWh usage to be used for billing purposes. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill is the Basic Service Charge included in the Monthly Rate. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of electric power,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates PSCR HometowiPeople.ftHome POWER SUPPLY COST RECOVERY ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: PSCR The Power Supply Cost Recovery(PSCR)Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs incurred in supplying electricity.All electric rates with a kWh billing determinant are subject to the PSCR Adjustment,as defined in the table of eligible rates below.In applying the PSCR Adjustment,the applicable rate per kWh shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current PSCR Adjustment. The PSCR Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve months. Power Supply Cost Recovery(PSCR)Adjustment-The amount per kWh by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Power Supply Cost-Those costs incurred in supplying electricity.Costs include,but are not limited to,fuel burned and fuel related cost,fuel transportation, pre and post combustion fuel additives,fuel procurement,environmental allowances,costs of power purchase and tolling agreements,market energy,capacity,and ancillary services costs,and transmission costs. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Power Supply Cost for prior months and the amount of Power Supply Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of Power Supply and the Power Supply Cost Recovery Adjustment.The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Power Supply Cost for purposes of computing the PSCR Adjustment for each month.Power Supply Cost will be offset with net wholesale energy,capacity,ancillary services,and transmission revenues. Base Cost of Power Supply-The average Power Supply Cost included in the energy rates of the various rate schedules. Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the PSCR Adjustment. The current Base Cost of Power Supply is$0.0361 per kWh sold. Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the PSCR Adjustment: RES1 RESTOU RES22 RES21 OPTO OPTOS SCI SCTOU MC1 MCTOU MCEV MCHLF LC1 LCTOU LCEV LCHLF XL1 XLHLF EDHLF UNM UNMT MCFPS MCISTBY LCISTBY Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates ENVE HometowiPeople.ftHome ELECTRIC ENVIRONMENTAL CHARGE RIDER CODE: ENVE Purpose-The Electric Environmental Charge permits the recovery of costs and expenses incurred from environmental remediation and mitigation activities that are required as matter of agreement,order,decree,or law.All electric rates with a kWh billing determinant are subject to the Electric Environmental Charge,as defined in the table of eligible rates below.All revenues collected from the Electric Environmental Charge will be directly applied to offset these environmental expenses and other associated expenses.The Electric Environmental Charge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and until the balance is zero.Should the Electric Environmental Charge collect revenues in excess of environmental expenses,the difference shall be refunded to the applicable rates. Electric Environmental Charge-The current charge is$0.0020/kWh Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the Electric Environmental Charge: RES1 RESTOU RES22 RES21 OPTO OPTOS SC1 SCTOU MC1 MCTOU MCEV MCHLF LC1 LCTOU LCEV LCHLF XL1 XLHLF EDM EDHLF UNM MCFPS MCISTBY LCISTBY UNMT Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates REP aw Hometown People.Hometown Power. RENEWABLE ENERGY PLAN SURCHARGE RIDER CODE: REP Purpose-The Renewable Energy Plan Surcharge(REP Surcharge)is designed to recover Renewable Energy Plan program costs, as required by 2016 PA 342. The REP Surcharge will appear as a line item on the customer's bill. The REP Surcharge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,not to exceed the maximum surcharge allowed under the provisions of 2016 PA 342. MonthlV Surcharge-Current Monthly REP Surcharges are as follows: Rate Schedule REP Surcharge Residential RES1 $0.00 Per Month RESTOU $0.00 Per Month RES21 $0.00 Per Month OPTO $0.00 Per Month OPTOS $0.00 Per Month Small Commercial SC1 $0.00 Per Month SCTOU $0.00 Per Month Midsize Commercial MC1 $0.00 Per Month MCISTBY $0.00 Per Month MCTOU $0.00 Per Month MCHLF $0.00 Per Month MCIFPS $0.00 Per Month Large Commercial&Industrial LC1 $0.00 Per Month LCISTBY $0.00 Per Month LCTOU $0.00 Per Month LCHLF $0.00 Per Month Extra Large Industrial XL1 $0.00 Per Month XLHLF $0.00 Per Month Economic Development Industrial EDM $0.00 Per Month EDHLF $0.00 Per Month Other Electric Service SL1 $0.00 Per Luminaire per Month SL2 $0.00 Per Luminaire per Month SLCUST $0.00 Per Luminaire per Month UNM $0.00 Per Month UNMT $0.00 Per Month Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates VRER HometowiPeople.ftHome VOLUNTARY RENEWABLE ENERGY RIDER RIDER CODE:VRER Availability-This rider is available to Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers making use of any BWL Electric Rate Schedule.The program will be capped based on availability of renewable energy. Nature of Service-The BWL will provide renewable energy to enrolled participants;however,the BWL cannot guarantee that the actual electricity delivered to each participant's Premises at any specific time will be produced from a renewable energy resource.The renewable energy will be either provided in blocks of 250 kWh or in 5%increments of the customer's total energy consumption,with each participant determining the number of blocks or the percentage they wish to purchase for a Premises. The participant will be billed for the amount of renewable energy purchased,regardless of actual kWh usage at the enrolled Premises. If the customer purchases enough renewable energy to offset their annual kWh usage at the enrolled Premises,the participant is eligible to claim their enrolled Premises is served with 100%renewable energy,as renewable energy credits associated with the renewable energy purchased through this rider will be retired and will not be used to fulfill BWL's renewable energy compliance requirements or otherwise disposed of. Monthly Rate-BWL will publish the price for renewable energy on its website.This price will increase or decrease from time to time based on cost and availability of renewable energy resources. Term and Form of Contract-All non-residential participants will be subject to a contract stating the amount of renewable energy they will be purchasing and the period of time they will be enrolled in the rider. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates DG Hometown People.Hometown Power. RENEWABLE ENERGY DISTRIBUTED GENERATION RIDER RIDER CODE: DG Purpose-This rider provides the ability for Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customers with on-site generated renewable energy to send renewable energy back to the electric grid when their generation exceeds their own consumption at the participating Premises. Availability-Renewable Energy Distributed Generation("DG")rider participants must be an electric customer making use of any metered BWL Electric Rate Schedule.The DG Program will be voluntary and the selection of a Premises for participation in the DG program shall be based on the order in which the applications for the DG program are received by the BWL. The customer's renewable energy generating system may be limited,at BWL's sole discretion,to geographical regions within the BWL's service territory depending on infrastructure capacity. Eligible Renewable Energy Resources-The customer's renewable energy generating system must generate a portion or all of the retail electricity requirements at the Premises using a renewable energy resource including but not limited to the following: Biomass,Solar Photovoltaic,Storage or Wind.Other renewable energy resources not included in the list above must be approved by the BWL in advance of construction. Generation and Interconnection Requirements-The customer's renewable energy generating system and related equipment must be located on the Premises and serve only the Premises on the associated Account.DG applicants may apply to install generating systems of any capacity,but will be responsible for the cost of any resulting infrastructure upgrades to the BWL's electric distribution system prior to energizing the generating system or as deemed necessary by the BWL and in accordance with the Rules and Regulations.The BWL,at its discretion,will make the final determination of the acceptable size of the renewable energy generating system eligible for participation.Before energizing an eligible renewable energy generating system,the applicant must:a)provide proof to the BWL that the generator has passed all applicable service upgrade and electrical inspections with the appropriate authority having jurisdiction,b)have signed a parallel operating agreement,and c) have permission to operate in writing from the BWL.The applicant cannot participate in the Advanced Meter Opt-Out Program as defined in the Rules and Regulations. Distributed Generation Billing-All approved DG program applicants will be billed using an Inflow/Outflow methodology.Inflow to the customer's Premises(delivered energy from the BWL)will be charged at the customer's selected retail rate.Outflow from the customer's Premises(received energy by the BWL)will be credited back to the customer monthly bill in the form of a reduction.The value of Outflow energy will be credited at the price listed on BWL's website.The price for outflow will be periodically updated. Renewable Energy Credits-Customers may elect to sell their Renewable Energy Credits("RECS")to the BWL and receive additional value for Outflow energy.Customers who choose to sell their RECS to the BWL must sign a separate agreement with the BWL to allow the BWL to register their eligible renewable energy generating system in the Michigan Renewable Energy Certification System("MIRECS"),enter generation data,and transfer the RECS to the BWL.The BWL will periodically update the price for RECS.The RECS will be measured from the Outflow of the customer's bidirectional meter and will be the same meter used for the customer's monthly billing. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rider is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service and the Renewable Energy Distributed Generation Program Standards hereby incorporated by reference.The BWL reserves the right to revise the terms and conditions including any electric energy buy-back pricing rates of future DG programs. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan Electric Utility Rates NM Hometowwftople. Horn n RENEWABLE ENERGY NET METERING RIDER RIDER CODE: NM Purpose-This rider provides any Lansing Board of Water&Light(BWL)customers with onsite generated renewable energy to send renewable energy back to the electric grid when their generation exceeds their own consumption at the participating Premises. Availability-This rider is closed to new customers and only available to customers who have signed a parallel operating agreement before November 1,2022.Customers enrolled in this rider on November 1,2022 will be allowed to remain on the rider until November 1,2032.This rider is non-transferrable. Net Metering rider participants must be an electric customer making use of any metered BWL Electric Rate Schedule.The Net Metering Program will be voluntary and selection of Premises for participation in the net metering program shall be based on the order in which the applications for the net metering program are received by the BWL.The Net Metering Program will be in effect until the total nameplate capacity of all participating generators is equal to the maximum program limit of 1%of the BWL peak load for the preceding calendar year.The renewable energy generating system will not exceed 50 kW per Premises and may be limited,at BWLMs sole discretion,to geographical regions within the BWL's service territory. Eligible Renewable Energy Resources-The customers renewable energy generating system must generate a portion or all of the retail electricity requirements at the Premises using a renewable energy resource including but not limited to the following: Biomass,Solar Photovoltaic or Wind.Other renewable energy resources not included in the list above must be approved in advance by the BWL. Generation and Interconnection Requirements-The generation equipment must be located on the Premises and serve only the Premises on the associated Account.The Net Metering applicant shall be limited to generation capacity designed to meet the Premises electric demand and energy needs.The BWL,at its discretion,will make the final determination of the acceptable size of the renewable energy generating system eligible for participation.Before participating in the Net Metering Program,the generators Premises must be approved for parallel operation with BWL's electric distribution system by meeting all interconnection requirements. Monthly Rate-All Net Metering Service Locations will be billed$5.00 per month to recover costs associated with operating the Net Metering Program. Net Metering-Net metering Premises with a system capable of generating 20 kW or less shall qualify for true net metering.For Service Locations who qualify for true net metering,the net of the bidirectional flow of kWh across the Premises interconnection with the BWL distribution system during the billing period,including excess generation credits,shall be credited at the full retail energy(kWh)rate. a) The credit for Net Excess Generation(NEG),if any,shall appear on the next bill and any excess credit not used to offset current charges shall be carried forward for use in subsequent billing periods. b) Reconciliation of any NEG credits will occur at the end of each calendar year.At that time the customer's NEG credit balance will be reset to zero and any NEG credits will be refunded at the average locational marginal price at the CONS.LANS node for the preceding year. c) If a customer leaves the provider's system or service is terminated for any reason,the BWL shall refund to the Premises the remaining NEG credit amount. Remaining NEG credits will be refunded at the average locational marginal price at the CONS.LANS node for the preceding year. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rider is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Electric Service and the Renewable Energy Net Metering Program Standards hereby incorporated by reference.The BWL reserves the right to revise the terms and conditions including any electric energy buy-back pricing rates of future Net Metering programs. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates EDRE HometowiPeople.ftHome ELECTRIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RIDER RIDER CODE: EDRE Purpose-The Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")provides economic incentives to its electric utility service customers with a goal of attracting new customers or supporting the expansion of existing businesses. The incentives are applied where,in the BWL's judgment:a)the incentive is a major determining factor for the customer to take or add BWL service(s),and b)use of the incentive will result in economic and other benefits to the BWL and its customers. Availability-This rider is available to customers who commit to creating new load or significantly increasing existing load by a minimum of 500 kW.The BWL will,in its sole discretion,determine the percentage and duration of the incentive offered to the customer based on the BWL approved economic development program. The customer may be required to enter into a written agreement that specifies its commitment to economic development and the BWL's incentives and conditions of this Electric Economic Development Rider. Monthly Discount This rider provides for a discount on the customer's monthly billing for the applicable Premises.The BWL will determine the appropriate discount on the new or increased load,which will not exceed the following schedule: Maximum Percent Discount on Eligible Rate Schedule Capacity and Commodity Charges Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 MC1 MCTOU MCHLF 30% 24% 18% 12% 6% LC1 LCTO U LCHLF XL1 XLHLF 40% 40% 20% 20% 10% Note:The discount percentages are maximum limits.The actual discount will be calculated based on the economic development program in effect. At the end of the incentive period and all years thereafter,the customer will be billed according to the appropriate rate. Load Eligible for Discount For new customers,the discount will apply to all new load. For existing customers with expanded load,the BWL shall determine the load eligible for this rider,which may be based on the increase beyond historical load billed during the twelve(12)month period prior to the implementation of this Electric Economic Development Rider. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates RTC W& Hometown People. Hometown Power. RATE TRANSITION CREDIT RIDER CODE: RTC Purpose-The purpose of the Rate Transition Credit("RTC")is to provide rate relief to select customers that experience higher than average rate increases due to a transition to a new rate class.These customers have service characteristics that require a change from the rate class they were on prior to November 1,2022.The credit will be determined by the BWL and will expire after one(1)year.The RTC Rider will end permanently on October 1,2026. Availability-Customer eligibility will be at the BWL's discretion and will be evaluated on an individual customer basis.. Customers must have an active BWL account in good standing to continue receiving the credit. Monthly Discount-The RTC provides a discount on the customer total billed amount for the eligible Account.The credit will appear as a line item on the customer's monthly bill. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Electric Utility Rates LIEAF Hometown People.Hometown Power. LOW INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE FUND SURCHARGE RIDER CODE: LIEAF Purpose-Public Act 95 of 2013 created a monthly surcharge on each retail billing meter to assist low-income residents with their utility bills.The intention is to provide funds to prevent disconnection of service and to help people become more energy self-sufficient.The surcharge is capped at$1.00 per meter. Every customer receiving a retail distribution service will receive this surcharge on one meter. Every year,the program is reviewed and the LIEAF charge may be revised. LIEAF Surcharge-The LIEAF surcharge as of 9/1/2023 is$0.88/billing meter. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W01 WOL Hometown People.Hometown Power: RESIDENTIAL WATER SERVICE RATE CODE:W01 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less served by one Premises. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling is used for commercial,industrial,or resale purposes unless the plumbing is so arranged that service for residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate Accounts. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $17.86 Per month 1" $39.50 Per month 1%"or 1%" $88.00 Per month 2" $155.00 Per month Commodity Charge Block 1 $4.23 Per CCF for the first 2 CCF of water Block 2 $7.25 Per CCF for all CCF over 2 CCF of water *The BWL standard residential installation is a 1"service line with a 3/4 meter. The BWL reserves the right,in its sole judgment,to install 5/8"meters on any new service installation when circumstances warrant. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1,2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W02 Hometown People. Hometown GENERAL WATER SERVICE RATE CODE: W02 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring water for any purpose when supplied at one Premises through one meter. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $17.86 Per month 1" $39.50 Per month 1%"or 1'/=" $88.00 Per month 2" $155.00 Per month 3" $342.33 Per month 4" $610.26 Per month 6" $1,372.22 Per month 8" $2,438.06 Per month 10" $3,810.41 Per month Commodity Charge $5.93 Per CCF of water *The BWL standard installation is a 1"service line with a 3/4"meter.The BWL reserves the right,in its sole judgment,to install 5/8"meters on any new service installation when circumstances warrant. Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1,2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W04 Hometown People. Hometown Power. FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE RATE CODE:W04 Fire Service-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring water service for fire protection purposes.A fire service line will be installed to a fire protection device or a customer's detector check valve in accordance with the schedule of charges for Water System Connection Fees and the current Water Service Installation Charges set forth in the BWL Rules and Regulations.The location of the detector check valve shall be determined by the BWL. Fire service lines shall be used for fire protection purposes only.No additional charges will be made for water used for routine testing and for fire response purposes.The customer shall maintain the detector check valve and fire protection system connected thereto in good condition in compliance with the BWL Cross Connection Control Program and local jurisdiction fire code. Monthly Fire Service Charge-Water supply and maintenance of a fire service line to a fire protection device or a detector check valve shall be provided in accordance with the following schedule of charges: Service Size 10 1 2025 4"or smaller $111.14 6" $242.70 8" $440.00 10"or larger $780.00 Minimum Bill-Billings subject to this rate are not subject to a Minimum Bill. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates WO5G Hometown People. Hometown GENERAL LAWN SPRINKLING WATER SERVICE RATE CODE:W05G Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer served on the BWL's water system where the water service is installed and utilized solely for lawn and landscape sprinkling at the Premises.Municipalities having jurisdiction over sewer system rates may designate other uses of water which are subject to this rate. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Basic Service Charge 10 1 2025 Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $2.00 Per month 1" $3.00 Per month 1%"or 1%:" $5.34 Per month 2" $6.43 Per month 3" $30.05 Per month 4" $34.92 Per month 6" $48.06 Per month 8" $70.59 Per month 10" $96.75 Per month Commodity Charge $7.25 Per CCF for all CCF of water Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1,2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W05R Hometown People. Hometown RESIDENTIAL LAWN SPRINKLING WATER SERVICE RATE CODE: W05R Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer served on the BWL's water system where the water service is installed and utilized solely for lawn and landscape sprinkling at the Premises.Municipalities having jurisdiction over sewer system rates may designate other uses of water which are subject to this rate. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: Basic Service Charge 10 1 2025 Meter Size 5/8"or 3/4"* $2.00 Per month 1" $3.00 Per month 1%"or 1%:" $5.34 Per month 2" $6.43 Per month 3" $30.05 Per month 4" $34.92 Per month 6" $48.06 Per month 8" $70.59 Per month 10" $96.75 Per month Commodity Charge $7.25 Per CCF for all CCF of water Minimum Bill-The Minimum Bill shall be the above Basic Service Charge. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1,2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates W06 Hometown People. Hometown Power. FIRE HYDRANT SERVICE RATE CODE:W06 Annual Fire Hydrant Charge-Water supply and maintenance by the Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")of a fire service line to a public or private fire hydrant shall be provided in accordance with the following annual schedule of charges: 10 1 2025 Per Hydrant $737.02 Minimum Bill-Billings subject to this rate are not subject to a Minimum Bill. Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Water Utility Rates PCA Hometown People. Hometown Power. WATER POWER AND CHEMICAL COST ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: PCA Purpose-The Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs of power and chemicals incurred in treating and supplying water.All water rates with a CCF billing determinant are subject to the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment.In applying the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment,the applicable rate per CCF shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment. The Power and Chemical-Cost Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve(12)months. Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment-The amount per CCF by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Power and Chemical Costs-Those costs incurred in treating and supplying water.Costs include,but are not limited to, chemicals,electricity,steam,and oil used in pumping and treatment facilities. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Power and Chemical Costs for prior months and the amount of Power and Chemical Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of Power and Chemicals and the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment. The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Power and Chemical Costs for purposes of computing the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment for each month. Base Cost of Power and Chemicals-The average Power and Chemical Cost included in the water rates of the various rate schedules.Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment.The current Base Cost of Power and Chemicals is$0.4470 per cubic foot of water(CCF)sold. Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the Water Power and Chemical Cost Adjustment: W01 W02 W05R W05G Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates ENVW Hometown People. Hometown Power. WATER ENVIRONMENTAL CHARGE RIDER CODE: ENVW Purpose-The Water Environmental Charge permits the recovery of costs and expenses incurred from environmental remediation and mitigation activities that are required as a matter of agreement,order,decree,or law.All water rates with a CCF billing determinant are subject to the Water Environmental Charge.All revenues collected from the Water Environmental Charge will be directly applied to offset these environmental expenses and other associated expenses.The Water Environmental Charge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and until the balance is zero.Should the Water Environmental Charge collect revenues in excess of environmental expenses,the difference shall be refunded to customers on the applicable rates. Water Environmental Charge-The current charge is$0.0000/CCF. Eligible Rates-The following rates will be subject to the Water Environmental Charge: W01 W02 W05R W05G Other per Contract Terms Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates S01 Hometown People. Hometown Power. GENERAL STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S01 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer receiving service from the BWL steam distribution system with a maximum gauge pressure of fifteen pounds per square inch(15 psi). Nature of Service-Saturated steam up to a maximum gauge pressure of 15 psi.Upon request,steam services at gauge pressures above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi,when available,may be supplied at the option of the BWL. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $22.54 Per month Commodity Charge Months of June through November $28.32 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $29.72 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Months of December through May $28.59 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $30.02 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Minimum Charge-The Basic Service Charge included in the rate except that Special Minimum Charges shall be billed when the revenue received does not adequately compensate the BWL for the cost of furnishing service. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Surcharge-A surcharge of ten(10)percent shall be added to the above rates for steam service supplied upon customer's request for service at gauge pressure above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi. Fee and Tax Ad'lustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Effective:October 1, 2025 Proposed Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates S02 Hometown People. Hometown Power. INDUSTRIAL STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S02 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer engaged in mining or manufacturing and receiving steam at any BWL plant wall at a minimum gauge pressure of 250 psi.Service will be provided upon customer entering into a steam supply contract with the BWL.Terms and Conditions of the contract may vary due to customer requirements and the impact on BWL facilities. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Demand Charge Contract Demand $2.78 Per pound per hour(lb./hr.)for all lb./hrs.of contract demand Excess Demand $2.38 Per pound per hour(lb./hr.)for all lb./hrs.exceeding contract demand Commodity Charge $16.92 Per 1,000 lbs.(Mlbs.) Minimum Charge-Monthly Contract Demand Charge above. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Billing Demand-The billing demand is the maximum demand(lb./hrs.)supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the month,but not less than the contract demand. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates S03 Hometown People. Hometown Power. CONTRACT STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S03 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer receiving service from the BWL steam transmission or distribution system with a gauge pressure in excess of 100 psi.Service will be provided upon customer entering into a steam supply contract with the BWL.Terms and conditions of the contract may vary due to customer requirements and the impact on BWL facilities.This service may include both firm and curtailable service. Monthly Rate-Per contract terms. Fuel Cost Adiustment-This rate is subject to a Fuel Cost Adjustment factor added to the charges and calculated as defined on a separate rate schedule. Steam Environmental Charge-Per contract terms. Amine Treatment Adjustment-Per contract terms. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Minimum Charge-Per contract terms. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates SOS Hometown People. Hometown Power. RESIDENTIAL STEAM SERVICE RATE CODE: S05 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer of a single-family dwelling or multifamily dwelling of four units or less when the entire service requirements are supplied at one Premises through one meter. Service under this rate is not available when a portion of the dwelling unit is used for commercial,industrial,or resale purposes unless the service is so arranged that residential and non-residential purposes are metered separately on separate accounts. Nature of Service-Saturated steam up to a maximum gauge pressure of 15 psi.Steam services at gauge pressures above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi,when available,may be supplied at the option of the BWL or upon request by the customer. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Basic Service Charge $20.25 Per month Commodity Charge Months of June through November $21.89 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $22.91 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Months of December through May $22.10 Per 1,000 lbs.for the first 200,000 lbs. $23.13 Per 1,000 lbs.for all 1,000 lbs.over 200,000 lbs. Minimum Charge-The Basic Service Charge included in the rate except that Special Minimum Charges shall be billed when the revenue received does not adequately compensate the BWL for the cost of furnishing service. Surcharges and Riders-Service under this rate is subject to surcharges and riders as defined on a separate surcharge or rider schedule. Surcharge-A surcharge of ten(10)percent shall be added to the above rates for steam service supplied upon customer's request for service at gauge pressure above 15 psi but not exceeding 100 psi. Fee and Tax Adjustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of steam,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Steam Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates FCA Hometown People. Hometown Power. STEAM FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: FCA Purpose-The Steam Fuel Cost Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs of fuel incurred in supplying steam.All general,contract,industrial and residential service steam rates are subject to the Fuel Cost Adjustment.In applying the Fuel Cost Adjustment,the applicable rate per Mlbs.shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current Fuel Cost Adjustment. The Fuel Cost Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve(12)months. Fuel Cost Adjustment-The amount per Mlbs.by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Fuel Costs-Those costs incurred in supplying steam.Costs include,but are not limited to,fuel burned and fuel related costs, fuel transportation,pre and post combustion fuel additives,fuel procurement,and environmental allowances. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Fuel Costs for prior months and the amount of Fuel Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of fuel and the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Fuel Costs for purposes of computing the Fuel Cost Adjustment for each month. Base Cost of Fuel-The average Fuel Cost included in the fuel rates of the various rate schedules.Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The current Base Cost of Fuel is$4.7831 per thousand pounds of steam (Mlbs.)sold. Proposed Effective:October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing,Michigan-Steam Utility Rates ENVS Hometown People. Hometown Power. STEAM ENVIRONMENTAL CHARGE RIDER CODE: ENVS Purpose-The Steam Environmental Charge permits the recovery of costs and expenses incurred from environmental remediation and mitigation activities that are required as a matter of agreement,order,decree,or law.All steam residential, general service,contract,and industrial rates are subject to the Steam Environmental Charge.All revenues collected from the Steam Environmental Charge will be directly applied to offset these environmental expenses and other associated expenses. The Steam Environmental Charge shall be reviewed and revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and until the balance is zero.Should the Steam Environmental Charge collect revenues in excess of environmental expenses, the difference shall be refunded to customers on the applicable rates. Steam Environmental Charge-The current charge is$0.30/Mlbs. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Chilled Water Utility Rates CW1 HometowwPeople. Homet n STANDARD COMMERCIAL CHILLED WATER SERVICE RATE CODE: CW1 Availability-This rate is available to any Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")customer desiring service from the BWL district cooling system.Service will be provided upon the customer entering into a contract with the BWL.The contract will govern the customer's contract demand and terms and conditions of service,which may vary due to customer requirements and the impact on BWL facilities.This rate is not available for standby or emergency service. Monthly Rate-Shall be computed in accordance with the following charges: 10 1 2025 Capacity Charge Contract Demand $50.00 Per ton for all tons of Billing Demand less than or equal to 105% of the contract demand Excess Demand $70.00 Per ton for all tons of Billing Demand exceeding 105%of the contract demand Commodity Charge $0.15469 Per ton-hour Fee and Tax Adiustment-Any taxes,assessments,franchise fees,or any other charges or fees levied by a governmental entity or political subdivision upon BWL property,operations,or the production,distribution,or sale of chilled water,will be in addition to the rates set forth herein. Minimum Monthly Charge-The Capacity Charge included in the rate. Billing Demand-The Billing Demand shall be the maximum instantaneous demand(tons)supplied during the billing period,but not less than 85%of the Contract Demand. Temperature Factor Adiustment-During the months of May through October,if the Service Location's return water temperature is below 52 degrees Fahrenheit(F),the Service Location's commodity charge will be increased by 2.0%for either: (1)each degree Fahrenheit the Service Location's supply and return water temperature differential is less than 10 degrees F or, (2)each degree Fahrenheit the Service Location's return water temperature is below 52 degrees F,whichever is less.The General Manager is authorized to waive the application of the Temperature Factor Adjustment where warranted. Metering-All Service Locations using chilled water from the BWL chilled water system shall be metered.All metering shall be installed in accordance with BWL Standards. Rules and Regulations-Service under this rate is subject to the BWL Rules and Regulations for Chilled Water Service hereby incorporated by reference. Proposed Effective: October 1,2025 Board of Water and Light,Lansing, Michigan- Chilled Water Utility Rates CWFCA HometowwPeople. Homet n CHILLED WATER FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT RIDER CODE: CWFCA Purpose-The Fuel Cost Adjustment permits the monthly adjustment of rates for the costs of fuel incurred in supplying chilled water.All rates are subject to the Fuel Cost Adjustment. In applying the Fuel Cost Adjustment,the applicable rate per ton-hour shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the current Fuel Cost Adjustment. The Fuel Cost Adjustment shall be reviewed and,as necessary,revised periodically in accordance with the provisions of this schedule,but not less frequently than every twelve(12)months. Fuel Cost Adjustment-The amount per ton-hour by which the applicable rates shall be adjusted for billing in each month. Fuel Costs-Those costs incurred in supplying chilled water.Costs include,but are not limited to,electricity and water used in the production and delivery of chilled water. Over/Under Recovery-The difference between actual Fuel Costs for prior months and the amount of Fuel Cost recovered by means of the Base Cost of fuel and the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The Over/Under Recovery shall be added to the Fuel Costs for purposes of computing the Fuel Cost Adjustment for each month. Base Cost of Fuel-The average Fuel Cost included in the fuel rates of the various rate schedules.Such amount shall not be recovered by means of the Fuel Cost Adjustment.The current Base Cost of Fuel is$0.216 per ton-hour of chilled water(ton-hr) sold. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Board of Water and Light, Lansing, Michigan- Chilled Water Utility Rates EDRC HometowiPeople.ftHome CHILLED WATER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RIDER RIDER CODE: EDRC Purpose-The Lansing Board of Water&Light("BWL")provides economic incentives to its utility service customers with a goal of attracting new customers or growing the business of existing customers.The incentives are employed where,in the BWL's judgment:a)the incentive is a major determining factor for the customer to take or add BWL service(s),and b)use of the incentive will result in economic and other benefits to the BWL and its customers. Availability-This rider is available to new or existing customers through Standard Chilled Water Service Rate CW1.The customer must commit to creating new load or significantly increasing existing load.The BWL will,in its sole discretion, determine the percentage and duration of the incentive offered to the customer.The customer may be required to enter into a written agreement that specifies its commitment to economic development and the BWL's incentives. Monthly Rate This rider provides for a discount on the Capacity Charge portion of the customer's monthly billing for the applicable Service Location.The BWL will determine the appropriate Capacity Charge,which will not be less than the following schedule: Discounted Capacity Charge(per ton) Years 1-2 Not less than$10.00 Years 3-4 Not less than$20.00 Years 5-6 Not less than$30.00 At the end of the incentive period and all years thereafter,the customer will be billed the standard Capacity Charge as listed in the Standard Chilled Water Service Rate 1. Capacity Eligible for Discount- For a new Service Location,the total Billing Demand shall be eligible for the discounted rate of this rider. For an existing Service Location,the BWL shall determine the contracted demand eligible for this rider,which may be based on the increase beyond the average of the three(3)highest registered demands of historical load billed during the twelve(12) month period prior to the implementation of the incentive. Proposed Effective: October 1, 2025 Attachment C Effect of the Proposed Rate Adjustments on Various Monthly Billings to Customers CUSTOMER IMPACT MONTHLY ELECTRIC BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$20.3 million 10/1/2024 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase Residential(Rate 1) 500 kWh $ 88.80 $ 95.82 $ 7.02 750 kWh $ 122.94 $ 132.85 $ 9.91 1,000 kWh $ 157.09 $ 169.88 $ 12.79 Commercial and Industrial Small Commercial Standard(Rate 3) 750 kWh $ 144.92 $ 151.62 $ 6.70 Standard(Rate 3) 1,500 kWh $ 253.85 $ 266.25 $ 12.40 Midsize Commercial Standard(Rate 4) 2,500 kWh/20 kW $ 598.34 $ 440.96 $ (157.38) Standard(Rate 4) 15,000 kWh/500 kW $ 7,553.84 $ 8,868.25 $ 1,314.41 Large Commercial Standard(Rate 5) 400,00o kWh/1,Oo0 kW $ 48,929.53 $ 51,810.15 $ 2,880.62 Standard(Rate 5) 650,000 kWh/1,000 kW $ 66,077.68 $ 70,158.29 $ 4,080.61 MONTHLY WATER BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$5.0 million 10/1/2024 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase Residential(Rate 1) Meter Size 5/8" 2 CCF $ 23.66 $ 25.01 $ 1.35 5 CCF $ 39.92 $ 43.85 $ 3.93 General Water Service(Rate 2) Meter Size 4" 365 CCF $ 2,256.41 $ 2,500.96 $ 244.55 Lawn Sprinkling Water Service(Rate 5) Meter Size 2" 15 CCF $ 87.73 $ 100.63 $ 12.90 MONTHLY STEAM BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$1.0 million 10/1/2024 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase General Steam Service(Rate 1) 20,000 Ibs $ 494.14 $ 542.88 $ 48.74 50,000 Ibs $ 1,204.54 $ 1,323.39 $ 118.85 200,000 Ibs $ 4,756.54 $ 5,225.93 $ 469.39 800,000 Ibs $ 19,678.54 $ 21,620.57 $ 1,942.03 1,000,000 Ibs $ 24,652.54 $ 27,085.44 $ 2,432.90 Industrial Steam Service(Rate 2) 28,000,000 Ibs $ 635,454.19 $ 697,877.67 $ 62,423.48 MONTHLY CHILLED WATER BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$0.1 million General Chilled Water Service(Rate 1) 10/1/2024 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase Billing Demand 165 Ton-hr 27,500 $ 11,795.85 $ 12,145.10 $ 349.25 CUSTOMER IMPACT MONTHLY ELECTRIC BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$18.8 million 10/1/2025 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase Residential(Rate 1) 500 kWh $ 95.82 $ 102.38 $ 6.56 750 kWh $ 132.85 $ 142.32 $ 9.47 1,000 kWh $ 169.88 $ 182.25 $ 12.37 Commercial and Industrial Small Commercial Standard(Rate 3) 750 kWh $ 151.62 $ 157.35 $ 5.73 Standard(Rate 3) 1,500 kWh $ 266.25 $ 276.70 $ 10.45 Midsize Commercial Standard(Rate 4) 2,500 kWh/20 kW $ 440.96 $ 467.17 $ 26.21 Standard(Rate 4) 15,000 kWh/500 kW $ 8,868.25 $ 9,480.55 $ 612.30 Large Commercial Standard(Rate 5) 400,000 kWh/1,000 kW $ 51,810.15 $ 54,430.97 $ 2,620.82 Standard(Rate 5) 650,000 kWh/1,000 kW $ 70,158.29 $ 73,654.11 $ 3,495.82 MONTHLY WATER BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$5.5 million 10/1/2025 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase Residential(Rate 1) Meter Size 5/8" 2 CCF $ 25.01 $ 26.32 $ 1.31 5 CCF $ 43.85 $ 48.07 $ 4.22 General Water Service(Rate 2) Meter Size 4" 365 CCF $ 2,500.96 $ 2,774.71 $ 273.75 Lawn Sprinkling Water Service(Rate 5) Meter Size 2" 15 CCF $ 100.63 $ 115.18 $ 14.55 MONTHLY STEAM BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$1.1 million 10/1/2025 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase General Steam Service(Rate 1) 20,000 Ibs $ 542.88 $ 594.27 $ 51.39 50,000 Ibs $ 1,323.39 $ 1,451.87 $ 128.48 200,000 Ibs $ 5,225.93 $ 5,739.85 $ 513.92 800,000 Ibs $ 21,620.57 $ 23,753.71 $ 2,133.14 1,000,000 Ibs $ 27,085.44 $ 29,758.33 $ 2,672.89 Industrial Steam Service(Rate 2) 28,000,000 Ibs $ 697,877.67 $ 766,466.57 $ 68,588.90 MONTHLY CHILLED WATER BILLS BWL REVENUE INCREASE$0.1 million General Chilled Water Service(Rate 1) 10/1/2025 Current Proposed Monthly Monthly Monthly Bill Bill Increase Billing Demand 165 Ton-hr 27,500 $ 12,145.10 $ 12,503.98 $ 358.88