SCHEDULE A-2
M.D.T.E. #142 Residential Time-of-Use

1. Availability: 

• • For all customers whose consumption is for residential purposes only.
  • For churches and adjacent church-owned buildings for all religious and residential purposes. 

2. Rates: 

DELIVERY:

Customer Charge                                               $6.2300 per Month

Distribution Charge On-Peak                                $0.0714 per KWH

Distribution Charge Off-Peak                                $0.0539 per KWH

Transmission Charge On-Peak                              $0.0389 per KWH

Transmission Charge Off-Peak                              $0.0341 per KWH

Renewable Charge                                             $0.0005 per KWH

SUPPLY:

Generation Charge                                             $0.0599 per KWH

3. Discount:

$0.0100 per KWH for lighting customers if paid within ten (10) days of date of invoice (not applicable on minimum charge or when there are amounts in arrears)

4. Minimum Charge:

The minimum charge under the above rate will be the customer charge of six dollars and twenty-three cents ($6.23) per month.

5. Reconnection Charge:

The reconnection charge will be fifty dollars ($50.00) during normal business operation hours, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.  Any meter reconnected outside of the above hours or on a weekend or on a holiday will only be performed at a cost of two hundred dollars ($200.00) with permission from the manager or his designee.  If a bucket truck is required during any meter  disconnect/reconnect for safety purposes the customer will be responsible for the cost including minimum call pay as directed by the employees’ union contract.

6. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

The T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule.

7. N.Y.P.A. Hydropower Adjustment Clause:

The T.M.L.P. Hydropower Adjustment Clause, M.D.T.E #136, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule.

8. Demand Charge:

If during any billing period the measured demand registration exceeds ten (10) Kilowatts (KW) there will be an additional charge of eight dollars ($8.00) per KW for each KW in excess of ten (10).

Effective January 1, 2025
SCHEDULE A-3
M.D.T.E. #132 Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.)

When stated in the electric rate schedule, there shall be included a Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.), in addition to the other charges, representative of the purchased power charges paid by the Templeton Municipal Light Plant (T.M.L.P.).

The P.P.C.A. rate per Kilowatt-Hour (KWH) shall be computed by utilizing the total cost of purchased power paid by T.M.L.P. to its supplier for the period, adjusted for the previous month’s recovery, divided by the total KWH of energy anticipated to be billed by T.M.L.P. for the period.  The P.P.C.A. rate shall be calculated to the nearest hundredth of a cent ($0.0001) in the following manner:

• • Total Purchased Power cost including NEPOOL interchange charged to Accounts #555 and #557 (*) for the month divided by:
  • Estimated KWH to be sold during the month will be compared to:
  • Base period cost of purchased power per KWH sold plus the generation charge in effect at the time, amounting to $0.0953 per KWH sold.

The difference between the base cost and the annual cost per KWH estimated to be sold will be applied in the monthly billing period.  The P.P.C.A. be calculated as follows: 

P.P.C.A.          =        [A / B] – C     =        [A / B]           –         $0.0953

 (*) An adjustment to the purchased power cost shall be made monthly reflect the difference between estimated and actual purchased power costs and KWH sold in the prior period in order to recover or credit any under-collection or over-collection of purchased power charges.

SCHEDULE C-1 (M-1,P-1)

M.D.T.E. #144 Large Industrial 

1. Availability: 

For all customers whose consumption of electricity exceeds an average monthly usage of ten thousand (10,000) KWH over a one (1) year period and for all municipal power customers requiring three (3) phase service. 

2. Rates:                             

          DELIVERY:

          Customer Charge                                               $18.63 per Month

          Distribution Demand Charge                                $8.00 per KW

          Distribution Energy Charge                                  $0.0199 per KWH

          Transmission Energy Charge                                $0.0346 per KWH

          Renewable Charge                                             $0.0005 per KWH 

          SUPPLY:

          Generation Charge                                             $0.0500 per KWH

3. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

          The T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule. 

4. High Voltage Metering Adjustment:

The T.M.L.P. reserves the right to determine the metering installation.  Where the service is metered at the T.M.L.P.’s supply line voltage, but in no case less than two thousand four hundred (2,400) Volts, thereby saving the T.M.L.P. transformer losses, a discount of one percent (1%) will be allowed from the amount determined under the preceding provisions.  Such discount is exclusive of the P.P.C.A. and Generation Charge. 

5. Credit for High Voltage Delivery:

If a customer accepts delivery at the T.M.L.P.’s supply line voltage, not less than two thousand four hundred (2,400) Volts, and the T.M.L.P. is saved the cost of installing any     transformer and associated equipment, a credit of thirty cents ($0.30) per KW of billing demand per month shall be allowed against the amount determined under the preceding provisions. 

6. Demand:

          The demand for each month under ordinary load conditions shall be the greatest of the following: 

• • The highest fifteen (15) minute peak occurring during such month as measured in KW, OR ninety percent (90%) of the greatest fifteen (15) minute peak occurring during such month as measured in Kilovolt-Amperes (KVA), OR 
  • Eighty percent (80%) of the greatest demand as so determined above during the preceding eleven (11) months. 

7. Terms:

Net thirty (30) days from date of bill.  A monthly interest charge of one-and-a-half percent (1.5%) annual percentage rate (APR) will be added to unpaid balance appearing on the bill.

SCHEDULE C-2

M.D.T.E. #149 Private Area Lighting

1. Availability 

For all customers taking electric service under any of the Light Plant’s existing rate schedules A-1, C-1, C-3, C-4, T-3, N-1, private area lighting may be installed per the customer’s request in accordance with this rate schedule C-2.  All private area lights will be charged per the tariff below: 

100-Watt HPS Roadway Fixture                                      $ 5.69 per Month 

150-Watt HPS Roadway Fixture                                      $ 8.36 per Month

250-Watt HPS Floodlight Fixture                                     $ 13.75 per Month 

400-Watt HPS Floodlight Fixture                                     $ 22.21 per Month 

1,000-Watt HPS Floodlight Fixture                                   $ 52.34 per Month 

30’ Class 5 Utility Pole (if necessary)                               $ 2.00 per Month 

2. Term 

All private light fixtures installed under this Schedule C-2 shall be billed for a minimum of one (1) year from the time the customer has signed his/her area lighting agreement.

SCHEDULE C-3 (M-3, P-3)

M.D.T.E. #145 Small Commercial 

1. Availability:

For all customers whose consumption of electricity is other than residential and whose consumption of electricity does not exceed an average monthly usage of two thousand (2,000) KWH over a one (1) year period. 

2. Rates:

          DELIVERY:

          Customer Charge                                               $8.91 per Month

Distribution Energy Charge                                  $0.0386 per KWH

          Transmission Energy Charge                                $0.0371 per KWH

          Renewable Charge                                             $0.0005 per KWH

          SUPPLY:

          Generation Charge                                             $0.0552 per KWH 

3. Minimum Charge:

The minimum charge under the above rate will be the customer charge of seven dollars and seventy-five cents ($8.91) per month. 

4. Reconnection Charge:

The reconnection charge will be one hundred dollars ($100.00) during normal business operation hours, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.  Any meter reconnected outside of the above hours or on a weekend or on a holiday will only be performed at a cost of two hundred dollars ($200.00) with permission from the manager or his designee.  If a bucket truck is required during any meter

disconnect/reconnect for safety purposes the customer will be responsible for the cost including minimum call pay as directed by the employees’ union contract. 

5. Terms:

Net thirty (30) days from date of bill; monthly interest charge of one-and-a-half percent (1.5%) annual percentage rate (APR) will be added to unpaid balance appearing on the bill. 

6. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

The T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule.

SCHEDULE C-4 (M-4, P-4)

M.D.T.E. #147 Medium Commercial 

1. Availability:

For all customers whose consumption of electricity is other than residential and whose consumption of electricity exceeds and average monthly usage of two thousand (2,000) KWH but does not exceed ten thousand (10,000) KWH over a one (1) year period. 

2. Rates:

          DELIVERY:

          Customer Charge                                               $8.84 per Month

Distribution Demand Charge                                $8.00 per KW

          Distribution Energy Charge                                  $0.0185 per KWH

          Transmission Energy Charge                                $0.0380 per KWH

          Renewable Charge                                             $0.0005 per KWH

          SUPPLY:

          Generation Charge                                             $0.0572 per KWH 

3. Minimum Charge:

The minimum charge under the above rate will be the customer charge of seven dollars and seventy-five cents ($8.85) per month.

4. Reconnection Charge:

The reconnection charge will be one hundred dollars ($100.00) during normal business operation hours, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.  Any meter reconnected outside of the above hours or on a weekend or on a holiday will only be performed at a cost of two hundred dollars ($200.00) with permission from the manager or his designee.  If a bucket truck is required during any meter disconnect/reconnect for safety purposes the customer will be responsible for the cost including minimum call pay as directed by the employees’ union contract. 

5. Terms:

Net thirty (30) days from date of bill; monthly interest charge of one-and-a-half percent (1.5%) annual percentage rate (APR) will be added to unpaid balance appearing on the bill. 

6. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

The T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule.

SCHEDULE C-5

M.D.T.E. #141 Commercial / Gardner Airport Accounts 

1. Availability:

For all customers whose consumption of electricity is other than residential and whose consumption of electricity does not exceed an average monthly usage of two thousand (2,000) KWH over a one (1) year period and is located at the Gardner Airport and served by National Grid. 

2. Rates:

          DELIVERY:

          Customer Charge                                               $12.00 per Month

Distribution Energy Charge                                  $0.1044 per KWH

          Transmission Energy Charge                                $0.0323 per KWH

          Renewable Charge                                             $0.0005 per KWH 

          SUPPLY:

          Generation Charge                                             $0.1428 per KWH 

3. Minimum Charge:

The minimum charge under the above rate will be the customer charge of seven dollars and seventy-five cents ($0.63) per month. 

4. Reconnection Charge:

The reconnection charge will be one hundred dollars ($100.00) during normal business operation hours, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.  Any meter reconnected outside of the above hours or on a weekend or on a holiday will only be performed at a cost of two hundred dollars ($200.00) with permission from the manager or his designee.  If a bucket truck is required during any meter disconnect/reconnect for safety purposes the customer will be responsible for the cost including minimum call pay as directed by the employees’ union contract. 

5. Terms:

Net thirty (30) days from date of bill; monthly interest charge of one-and-a-half percent (1.5%) annual percentage rate (APR) will be added to unpaid balance appearing on the bill. 

6. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

The T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule.

SCHEDULE N-1 (N-2)

M.D.T.E. #148 Residential Net Metering 

1. Availability: 

• • For all distributed solar generation up to a maximum of ten (10) Kilowatts AC that is for residential purposes only. 
  • For all distributed solar generation up to ten (10) KW AC that is for churches and adjacent church-owned buildings and/or for all religious and residential purposes. 

2. Rates:

DELIVERY:

          Customer Charge                           $4.23 per Month

Distribution Charge                        $0.0647 per Net KWH Delivered

          Transmission Charge                      $0.0386 per Net KWH Delivered

          Renewable Charge                         $0.0005 per Net KWH Delivered 

SUPPLY:

          Generation Charge                         $0.0585 per Net KWH Delivered

DISTRIBUTED GENERATION CREDITS:

          Transmission Credit                        $0.0386 per Net KWH Received

          Generation Credit  Per Net KWH Received, the generation credit shall be equal to the previous billing month’s On-Peak LMP (Locational Marginal Price) in ISO New England’s WCMA Load Zone.

3. Discount:

One cent ($0.0100) per KWH for lighting customers if paid within ten (10) days of date of invoice not applicable on minimum charge or when there are amounts in arrears

4. Minimum Charge:

The minimum charge under the above rate will be the customer charge of three dollars and seventy-five cents ($4.23) per month. 

5. Reconnection Charge:

The reconnection charge will be fifty dollars ($50.00) during normal reconnect hours, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.  Any meter reconnected outside of the above hours or on a weekend or on a holiday will only be performed at a cost of two hundred dollars ($200.00) with permission from the manager or his designee.  If a bucket truck is required during any meter disconnect/reconnect for safety purposes the customer will be responsible for the cost including minimum call pay as directed by the employees’ union contract. 

6. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

The T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule. 

7. N.Y.P.A. Hydropower Adjustment Clause:

The T.M.L.P.’s Hydropower Adjustment Clause, M.D.T.E #136, will apply to all KWH sold under this schedule. 

8. Demand Charge:

If during any billing period the measured demand registration exceeds ten (10) KW then there will be an additional charge of eight dollars ($8.00) per KW for each KW in excess of ten (10).

SCHEDULE N.Y.P.A.
M.D.T.E. #136 N.Y.P.A. Hydropower Credit

1. Availability:

Residential customers will receive a credit equal to the number of KWH billed during the month multiplied by the New York Power Authority (N.Y.P.A.) Hydropower Credit Rate determined each month as follows:

N.Y.P.A.          =        [(TC – NC) / (PK – NK) * NK] / [PK]

Where:

 N.Y.P.A. is the N.Y.P.A. Hydropower Credit Rate for the month

 TC is the Total Purchased Power cost including NEPOOL Interchange charged to           Accounts #555 and #557 for the month.

 NC is the total cost of hydropower from the New York Power Authority for the month.

 PK is the total KWH of power purchased for the month.

 NK is the total KWH purchased from the New York Power Authority for the month.

SCHEDULE T-3

M.D.T.E. #147 Industrial Time-of-Use 

1. Availability:

For all customers presently taking service or eligible to take service under the T.M.L.P.’s Schedule C-3 and having sufficient off-peak usage to make this rate more economical than Schedule C-3.  Service under this schedule will be subject to the discretion of the T.M.L.P. 

2. Rates:

          DELIVERY:

          Customer Charge                                     $8.53 per Month

          Distribution Demand Charge                      $8.00 per KW

          Distribution Energy Charge                       

                    On-Peak                                       $0.0277 per KWH

                    Off-Peak                                      $0.0120 per KWH 

          Transmission Charge

                    On-Peak                                       $0.0311 per KWH

                    Off-Peak                                      $0.0268 per KWH 

          Renewable Charge                                   $0.0005 per KWH         

          SUPPLY:

          Generation Charge                                   $0.0507 per KWH 

3. On-Peak and Off-Peak Periods: 

On-Peak hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily on Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.  Holidays are: New Year’s Day, Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Columbus Day, Labor Day, Veterans’ Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.  All holidays will be the nationally observed day. 

4. Minimum Charge:

The minimum charge under the above rate will be the customer charge of seven dollars and seventy–five cents ($8.53) per month. 

5. Time-of-Use Metering:

Customers taking service under this rate must have a suitable meter capable of registering demand and energy in the defined on-peak and off-peak periods.  If such metering is not already present the customer will be charged the full cost of installing the required metering. 

6. Purchased Power Cost Adjustment (P.P.C.A.):

The P.P.C.A. will be adjusted periodically in accordance with the T.M.L.P.’s P.P.C.A., M.D.T.E #132. 

7. High Voltage Metering Adjustment:

The T.M.L.P. reserves the right to determine the metering installation.  Where service is metered at the T.M.L.P.’s supply line voltage, but in no case less than two thousand four hundred (2,400) Volts, thereby saving the T.M.L.P. transformer losses, a discount of one percent (1%) will be allowed from the amount determined under the preceding provisions. 

8. Terms:

Net thirty (30) days from date of bill.  A monthly interest charge of one-and-a-half percent (1.5%) annual percentage rate (APR) will be added to unpaid balance appearing on the bill.