Commercial rates

General Service

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

10 (Secondary) & 13 (Primary)

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: A CUSTOMER will receive service on this schedule if the following conditions are met:

Energy usage does not exceed 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for each of nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS, and
The CUSTOMER’S demand does not exceed 100 kW in two summer BILLING PERIODS including the current BILLING PERIOD and all BILLING PERIODS in the preceding 11 months.
For new CUSTOMER accounts, usage and demand projections will be prepared by LES' Energy Delivery Division, and the account will be placed on the appropriate schedule.
OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGHTING, as defined in the TERMS AND CONDITIONS, is not subject to the limitation of (b) above.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single-phase, or three-phase if available, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations. Plus, for BILLING PERIODS less than 27 days, on the CUSTOMER'S first and final BILLS, a per day credit times the difference between 30 and the actual number of days in the BILLING PERIOD.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on the basis of the scheduled meter reading dates or a date agreeable with LES for final readings. Under normal conditions, BILLING PERIODS typically range from 27 to 35 days.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

Energy Charges on the BILL will be prorated between seasons in transitional months (i.e., June and October) according to the number of days corresponding to each season covered by the BILL.

RATE:

General Service - 10 & 13	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$6.50	$6.50
Facilities Charge $/BILL	$16.60	$16.60
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit $/day (first and final bills)	$0.55	$0.55
Facilities Charge Three Phase $/BILL	$51.50	$51.50
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit Three Phase $/day (first and final bills)	$1.72	$1.72
Facilities Charge Primary $/BILL	$28.50	$28.50
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit Primary $/day (first and final bills)	$0.95	$0.95
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0908	$0.0606
Energy Charge Primary $/kWh	$0.0880	$0.0585

PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at an available LES standard primary distribution voltage of either 7,200/12,470 volts three phase, four wire or 34,500 volts three phase, three wire; and the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.
OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGHTING is metered service to off-peak, dusk-to-dawn area lighting for outdoor recreational facilities. OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGHTING service must be wired and metered separate from any use other than OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGHTING so that only OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGHTING fixtures are on this metered circuit.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

General Service - Demand

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

11 (Secondary) & 12 (Primary)

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: A CUSTOMER will receive service on this schedule if the Large Light and Power schedule is not applicable and if any of the following conditions are met:

Energy usage is greater than 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for each of nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.
The CUSTOMER'S demand is greater than 100 kW in two summer BILLING PERIODS including the current summer BILLING PERIOD and all summer BILLING PERIODS in the preceding 11 months.
For new CUSTOMER accounts added to LES, usage and demand projections will be prepared by LES' Energy Delivery Division, and the account will be placed on the appropriate schedule.

The minimum BILLING DEMAND for this schedule is 25 kW.

Removal from the General Service-Demand to the General Service schedule will take place if the account demonstrates in the previous 12 BILLING PERIODS no summer BILLING DEMAND greater than 100 kW and no energy usage greater than 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.

Accounts are required to stay on a rate schedule for a minimum of 12 months.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single-phase, or three-phase if available, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Demand Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + Dual Primary Service Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on a calendar-month basis or a date agreeable with LES for final readings.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

RATE:

General Service-Demand – 11 & 12	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$25.00	$25.00
Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$11.30	$11.30
Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$4.05	$4.05
Demand Charge Primary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$11.10	$11.10
Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$3.00	$3.00
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0325	$0.0245
Energy Charge Primary $/kWh	$0.0310	$0.0229
Dual Primary Service Charge $/kW of DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND	$2.15	$2.15

MAXIMUM DEMAND: The highest integrated kilowatt load during any 30-minute period occurring in the BILLING PERIOD for which the determination is made.

BILLING DEMAND: Either (a), (b) or (c), whichever is higher:

The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the BILLING PERIOD.
65 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND established for the BILLS rendered for June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months.
25 kW.

PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at an available LES standard primary distribution voltage of either 7,200/12,470 volts three phase, four wire or 34,500 volts three phase, three wire; and the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE: When LES provides capacity from two primary service sources and where the CUSTOMER controls the switchgear transferring load between the two primary service sources. One of the services may be sufficient to serve part of the CUSTOMER'S load, but not all of the load. The CUSTOMER-controlled switchgear shall have either a break before make transfer switch or two keyed interlock single throw switches within the same lineup to prevent paralleling of the two primary service sources. LES may also require Aid-to-Construction payments for the dual service installation.

DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is applicable:

Full service: When both primary services are adequate for the CUSTOMER'S entire load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be the BILLING DEMAND.
Partial service: When one of the primary services is only adequate for part of the CUSTOMER'S load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be either (1), (2) or (3), whichever is higher:
1. The CUSTOMER requested kilowatt capacity of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
2. The MAXIMUM DEMAND during the BILLING PERIOD of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
3. 100 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND of the preceding 11 months of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Power Purchase Program

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2014

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Neb., and the System Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To LES customers with electric generation (standby) capacity of 100 kW or more or LES customers capable of curtailing their electric load by 100 kW or more.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Three-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at the System’s standard voltages through a System-owned meter.

PURCHASE OF POWER FROM CUSTOMERS: The amount of energy reduction will be determined by either (1) metering the output of the customer-owned generation or (2) estimating the energy reduction due to the curtailment of customers’ electricity consumption. Customer-owned generation will comply with LES Service Regulations applicable to parallel operation of generating facilities. Customer generation and energy reductions are voluntary.

PURCHASE PRICE: Energy will be purchased by LES at a minimum rate of $0.16/kWh. A higher rate may be offered if deemed necessary by System Energy Management.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Curtailments will normally only be called during periods of high demand in June, July, August and September. Under emergency conditions, customers may also be asked to curtail in other months.

ACCOUNTING CHARGE: Customers will not be required to pay any charges for participation in the Power Purchase Program.

ADJUSTMENTS TO BILLING: No adjustments will be made to customers’ BILLS because of participation in the Power Purchase Program. Separate payment will be made to Customers for power purchases.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

A signed written contract between the Power Purchase Program Customer and LES will be required.
Unless modified by contract, LES’ Policies and Service Regulations shall apply to this schedule.
The purchase rate and other terms and conditions will be determined on a day-to-day basis.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – Payments will be made to the customer within 60 days after the curtailment occurs.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., contact an Energy Services Representative (402-473-3270).

Large Light and Power

Large Light and Power -15 (secondary), 16 (primary) & 39 (35 kV)

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: A CUSTOMER will receive service on this schedule if any of the following conditions are met:

Energy usage is greater than 100,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for each of nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.
The CUSTOMER'S demand is greater than 400 kW but less than 20,000 kW in any two summer BILLING PERIODS including the current summer BILLING PERIOD and all summer BILLING PERIODS in the preceding 11 months.
For new CUSTOMER accounts added to LES, usage and demand projections will be prepared by LES' Energy Delivery Division, and the account will be placed on the appropriate schedule.

Removal from the Large Light and Power to the General Service-Demand schedule will take place if the account demonstrates in the previous 12 BILLING PERIODS no summer BILLING DEMAND greater than 400 kW and no energy usage greater than 100,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.

Removal from the Large Light and Power to the General Service schedule will take place if the account demonstrates in the previous 12 BILLING PERIODS no summer BILLING DEMAND greater than 100 kW and no energy usage greater than 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.

Accounts are required to stay on a rate schedule for a minimum of 12 months.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Three-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Demand Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + Dual Primary Service Charge (if applicable) + Excess kVAR Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on a calendar-month basis or a date agreeable with LES for final readings.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

RATE:

Large Light and Power – 15, 16 & 39	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$275.00	$275.00
Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$16.25	$16.25
Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$4.90	$4.90
Demand Charge Primary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$15.71	$15.71
Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$4.50	$4.50
Demand Charge 35 kV $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$15.71	$15.71
Facilities Charge 35 kV $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$2.20	$2.20
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0278	$0.0241
Energy Charge Primary and 35 kV $/kWh	$0.0268	$0.0231
Excess kVAR Charge $/kVAR for all EXCESS kVARS	$2.60	$2.60
Dual Primary Service Charge $/kW of DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND	$2.15	$2.15

MAXIMUM DEMAND: The highest integrated kilowatt load during any 30-minute period occurring in the BILLING PERIOD for which the determination is made.

BILLING DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is higher:

The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the BILLING PERIOD.
65 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND established for the BILLS rendered for June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months.

PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at an available LES standard primary distribution voltage of either 7,200/12,470 volts three phase, four wire or 34,500 volts three phase, three wire; and the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE: When LES provides capacity from two primary service sources and where the CUSTOMER controls the switchgear transferring load between the two primary service sources. One of the services may be sufficient to serve part of the CUSTOMER'S load, but not all of the load. The CUSTOMER-controlled switchgear shall have either a break before make transfer switch or two keyed interlock single throw switches within the same lineup to prevent paralleling of the two primary service sources. LES may also require Aid-to-Construction payments for the dual service installation.

DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is applicable:

Full service: When both primary services are adequate for the CUSTOMER'S entire load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be the BILLING DEMAND.
Partial service: When one of the primary services is only adequate for part of the CUSTOMER'S load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be either (1), (2) or (3), whichever is higher:
1. The CUSTOMER requested kilowatt capacity of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
2. The MAXIMUM DEMAND during the BILLING PERIOD of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
3. 100 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND of the preceding 11 months of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.

EXCESS kVARS: Maximum kVARS for the BILLING PERIOD minus the product of the MAXIMUM DEMAND for the BILLING PERIOD multiplied by .39523 (representing a power factor of 93 percent). The CUSTOMER will be responsible for limiting kVAR requirements at or below this calculated level at all times and will be charged for EXCESS kVARS. Billing for EXCESS kVARS will commence in the fourth BILLING PERIOD following the effective transfer to this rate schedule and/or power factor metering has been installed.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
LOAD INCREASE MAXIMUMS – CUSTOMERS with loads in excess of 2 MW shall be required not to increase one-half hour interval loading by more than 1 MW per one-half hour. For equipment testing or other conditions producing abnormal increases in BILLING DEMANDS, see Special Billing Considerations in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Large Light and Power - Off-Peak Daily - 27 (Secondary) & 28 (Primary)

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: CUSTOMERS may receive service on this schedule if any of the following conditions are met:

Energy usage is greater than 100,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for each of nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.
The CUSTOMER'S demand is greater than 400 kW but less than 20,000 kW in two summer BILLING PERIODS including the current BILLING PERIOD and all BILLING PERIODS in the preceding 11 months.
For new CUSTOMER accounts, the CUSTOMER will not be placed on this rate schedule until a complete summer of billing history has been established. This requirement may be waived at LES' option, if the CUSTOMER agrees to an estimate of the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND made by LES which may be used for billing purposes.

Removal from this schedule to another applicable Large Light and Power schedule may take place after a minimum of one year on this schedule.

Removal from the Large Light and Power to the General Service-Demand schedule will take place if the account demonstrates in the previous 12 BILLING PERIODS no summer BILLING DEMAND greater than 400 kW and no energy usage greater than 100,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.

Removal from the Large Light and Power to the General Service schedule will take place if the account demonstrates in the previous 12 BILLING PERIODS no summer BILLING DEMAND greater than 100 kW and no energy usage greater than 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for nine consecutive BILLING PERIODS.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Three-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Demand Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + Dual Primary Service Charge (if applicable) + Excess kVAR Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on a calendar-month basis or a date agreeable with LES for final readings.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

RATE:

Large Light and Power – Off-Peak Daily – 27 & 28	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$305.00	$305.00
Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$16.25 $5.10	$16.25 $5.10
Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$4.90 $4.90	$4.90 $4.90
Demand Charge Primary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Demand Charge Primary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$15.71 $5.10	$15.71 $5.10
Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$4.50 $4.50	$4.50 $4.50
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0279	$0.0241
Energy Charge Primary $/kWh	$0.0269	$0.0231
Excess kVAR Charge $/kVAR for all EXCESS kVARS	$2.60	$2.60
Dual Primary Service Charge $/kW of DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND	$2.15	$2.15

MAXIMUM DEMAND: The highest integrated kilowatt load during any 30-minute period occurring in the BILLING PERIOD for which the determination is made.

SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD: The SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD is every weekday (Monday through Friday) between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. (daylight saving time) in the summer BILLING PERIODS as recorded by LES' billing meters. Weekend days (Saturday and Sunday) and weekday observations (federal holiday designation) of Independence Day and Labor Day are not in the SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD.

SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND: Shall be (a) below unless the current billing is for a summer month; then the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND shall be the greater of (a) or (b) below:

100 percent of the MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD established for the BILLS rendered for June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months.
The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD of the current summer BILLING PERIOD.

OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND: Shall be the current month’s MAXIMUM DEMAND minus the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND. Should the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND be greater than the current BILLING PERIOD’S MAXIMUM DEMAND, the OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND will be zero.

BILLING DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is higher:

The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the BILLING PERIOD.
SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND.

PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at an available LES standard primary distribution voltage of either 7,200/12,470 volts three phase, four wire or 34,500 volts three phase, three wire; and the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE: When LES provides capacity from two primary service sources and where the CUSTOMER controls the switchgear transferring load between the two primary service sources. One of the services may be sufficient to serve part of the CUSTOMER'S load, but not all of the load. The CUSTOMER-controlled switchgear shall have either a break before make transfer switch or two keyed interlock single throw switches within the same lineup to prevent paralleling of the two primary service sources. LES may also require Aid-to-Construction payments for the dual service installation.

DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is applicable:

Full service: When both primary services are adequate for the CUSTOMER'S entire load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be the BILLING DEMAND.
Partial service: When one of the primary services is only adequate for part of the CUSTOMER'S load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be either (1), (2) or (3), whichever is higher:
1. The CUSTOMER requested kilowatt capacity of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
2. The MAXIMUM DEMAND during the BILLING PERIOD of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
3. 100 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND of the preceding 11 months of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.

EXCESS kVARS: Maximum kVARS for the BILLING PERIOD minus the product of the MAXIMUM DEMAND for the BILLING PERIOD multiplied by .39523 (representing a power factor of 93 percent). The CUSTOMER will be responsible for limiting kVAR requirements at or below this calculated level at all times and will be charged for EXCESS kVARS. Billing for EXCESS kVARS will commence in the fourth BILLING PERIOD following the effective transfer to this rate schedule and/or power factor metering has been installed.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on the LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
LOAD INCREASE MAXIMUMS – CUSTOMERS with loads in excess of 2 MW shall be required not to increase one-half hour interval loading by more than 1 MW per one-half hour. For equipment testing or other conditions producing abnormal increases in BILLING DEMANDS see Special Billing Considerations in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Cogeneration - 35kV - 42 (Backup & Supplemental)

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: A CUSTOMER under contract will receive service on this schedule as part of a contract for electric service if all of the following conditions are met:

The CUSTOMER has generation facilities of at least 100 kW_AC that maintain qualifying generation facilities status pursuant to Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 (PURPA) and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) regulations. See Regulations under Sections 201 and 210 of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 with Regard to Small Power Production and Cogeneration.
The CUSTOMER'S generation facilities operate in parallel to LES' generation facilities.
The CUSTOMER and LES have entered into an interconnection agreement covering the CUSTOMER'S generating facilities for which supplemental and backup power is being requested.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: For power and energy deliveries through an LES-owned meter at 60 Hertz to the CUSTOMER within LES' available capacity. Supplemental power and energy shall be the power and energy required by the CUSTOMER over and above power and energy provided by the CUSTOMER'S generation, at the designated Point of Delivery.

BILL: Customer Charge + Demand Charge (Backup and Supplemental) + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge (Backup and Supplemental) + Excess kVAR Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect, LES' Service Regulations and all contractual agreements (as applicable).

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on a calendar-month basis or a date agreeable with LES for final readings.

DEFINITIONS: The following definitions are applicable to this schedule and some refer to the metering diagram below.

Lincoln Electric System - Cogeneration Rate Schedule Diagram

All meters are detented so only power flowing in the indicated direction is measured. Generator Meter readings are multiplied by 1.003 to bring them to the same voltage as In Meter.

Backup Power-Demand: The integrated kilowatt load during each 30-minute period as measured by the lower of (a) the In Meter, or (b) the Contract Demand minus the Generator Meter, but not less than zero.

Backup Power-Energy: The sum of the 30-minute Backup Power-Demand over the total BILLING PERIOD in kilowatt-hours as measured by the In Meter and the Generator Meter, all divided by two (divided by two since there will be two readings per hour).

Contract Demand: The contract capacity specified in Exhibit A of the applicable Qualifying Facility Cogeneration and Interconnection Agreement. This quantity is approximately equal to the maximum net generating capability of the CUSTOMER'S qualifying facility in kilowatts as recorded by the Generator Meter. This amount shall apply for a minimum of 12 consecutive months.

On-Peak Period: The period occurring between the hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. in the BILLING PERIOD.

Qualifying Facility-Demand: The integrated kilowatt output of the CUSTOMER'S generator during 30-minute periods as measured by the Generator Meter minus the Out Meter. If there is no Out Meter, the Out Meter reading will be zero. Depending on how the CUSTOMER'S generation support equipment is connected, the Qualifying Facility-Demand may be either gross or net generator output.

Qualifying Facility-Energy: The sum of the 30-minute Qualifying Facility-Demand over the total BILLING PERIOD in kilowatt-hours as measured by the Generator Meter, all divided by two.

Supplemental Power-Demand: The integrated kilowatt load during 30-minute periods as measured by the In Meter plus the Generator Meter minus the Contract Demand, but not less than zero.

Supplemental Power-Demand Delivered: The integrated kilowatt load during 30-minute periods as measured by the lower of (a) the In Meter, or (b) the In Meter plus the Generator Meter minus the Contract Demand, but not less than zero.

Supplemental Power-Energy: The sum of the 30-minute Supplemental Power-Demand Delivered over the total BILLING PERIOD in kilowatt-hours, all divided by two (divided by two since there will be two readings per hour).

Total Customer Demand: The integrated kilowatt load during 30-minute periods as measured by the In Meter plus the Generator Meter minus the Out Meter. If there is no Out Meter, the Out Meter reading will be zero.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

RATE:

Cogeneration – 35 kV – 41 & 42	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge Backup Power $/BILL	$305.00	$305.00
Demand Charge Backup Power $/kW Higher of (a) or (b) Maximum Backup Power-Demand during the On-Peak Period Contract Demand	$10.75 $5.50	$10.75 $5.50
Facilities Charge Backup Power $/kW Higher of (a) or (b) Maximum Backup Power-Demand during the On-Peak Period Contract Demand	$2.15 $2.15	$2.15 $2.15
Demand Charge Supplemental Power $/kW Higher of (a) or (b) The maximum Supplemental Power-Demand occurring during the BILLING PERIOD 65% of the highest Supplemental Power-Demand established during June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months	$15.71	$15.71
Facilities Charge Supplemental Power $/kW Higher of (a) or (b) The maximum Supplemental Power-Demand occurring during the BILLING PERIOD 65% of the highest Supplemental Power-Demand established during June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months	$2.15	$2.15
Energy Charge Backup Power $/kWh	$0.0319	$0.0237
Energy Charge Supplemental Power $/kWh	$0.0270	$0.0231
Excess kVAR Charge $/kVAR for all EXCESS kVARS	$2.60	$2.60

MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCE: Up to five separate, planned maintenance outages totaling no greater than 30 days per year may be allowed by LES when proper advanced notice and approval is given for each maintenance period. During these scheduled maintenance periods, the Backup Power-Demand charge will be waived for the purpose of allowing maintenance of the CUSTOMER'S generation. The procedures and conditions of the maintenance period shall be those set out in the applicable Qualifying Facility Cogeneration and Interconnection Agreement between the CUSTOMER and LES.

EXCESS kVARS: All kVARS in excess of the maximum kW demand for Supplemental, Backup and Maintenance Power measured by meter M2 for the BILLING PERIOD multiplied by .39523 (representing a power factor of 93 percent).

The CUSTOMER is responsible for maintaining a power factor of not less than 93 percent leading or lagging at all times and will be charged for EXCESS kVARS. Billing for EXCESS kVARS will commence in the fourth BILLING PERIOD following the effective transfer to this rate schedule and/or power factor metering has been installed.

35 kV PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at the LES nominal voltage of 35,000 volts three phase, three wire; and the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Unless expressly modified by Agreement or Contract, the terms and conditions of LES' policies and Service Regulations shall apply.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
LOAD INCREASE MAXIMUMS - For equipment testing or other conditions producing abnormal increases in BILLING DEMANDS, see Special Billing Considerations in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Large Power Contract

Large Power Contract – 44 (Secondary), 45 (Primary) & 46 (35 kV)

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: A CUSTOMER elects to receive service on this schedule by signing a Large Power Contract Electric Service Agreement. The minimum BILLING DEMAND for this schedule is 4,000 kW. The maximum BILLING DEMAND for this schedule is less than 20,000 kW.

TERM: The CUSTOMER shall remain on this schedule as provided in the Electric Service Agreement. The Schedule is subject to change.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Three-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Demand Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + Dual Primary Service Charge (if applicable) + Excess kVAR Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on a calendar-month basis or a date agreeable with LES for final readings.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

RATE:

Large Power Contract – 44, 45 & 46	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$550.00	$550.00
Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$15.85	$15.85
Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$4.90	$4.90
Demand Charge Primary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$15.15	$15.15
Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$4.70	$4.70
Demand Charge 35 kV $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$15.15	$15.15
Facilities Charge 35 kV $/kW of BILLING DEMAND	$2.20	$2.20
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0272	$0.0227
Energy Charge Primary and 35 kV $/kWh	$0.0260	$0.0219
Excess kVAR Charge $/kVAR for all EXCESS kVARS	$2.60	$2.60
Dual Primary Service Charge $/kW of DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND	$2.15	$2.15

MAXIMUM DEMAND: The highest integrated kilowatt load during any 30-minute period occurring in the BILLING PERIOD for which the determination is made.

BILLING DEMAND: Either (a), (b) or (c) whichever is higher:

The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the BILLING PERIOD.
65 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND established for the BILLS rendered for June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months.
4,000 kW.

PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at an available LES standard primary distribution voltage of either 7,200/12,470 volts three phase, four wire or 34,500 volts three phase, three wire; and the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE: When LES provides capacity from two primary service sources and where the CUSTOMER controls the switchgear transferring load between the two primary service sources. One of the services may be sufficient to serve part of the CUSTOMER'S load, but not all of the load. The CUSTOMER-controlled switchgear shall have either a break before make transfer switch or two keyed interlock single throw switches within the same lineup to prevent paralleling of the two primary service sources. LES may also require Aid-to-Construction payments for the dual service installation.

DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is applicable:

Full service: When both primary services are adequate for the CUSTOMER'S entire load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be the BILLING DEMAND.
Partial service: When one of the primary services is only adequate for part of the CUSTOMER'S load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be either (1), (2) or (3), whichever is higher:
1. The CUSTOMER requested kilowatt capacity of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
2. The MAXIMUM DEMAND during the BILLING PERIOD of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
3. 100 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND of the preceding 11 months of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.

EXCESS kVARS: Maximum kVARS for the BILLING PERIOD minus the product of the MAXIMUM DEMAND for the BILLING PERIOD multiplied by .39523 (representing a power factor of 93 percent). The CUSTOMER will be responsible for limiting kVAR requirements at or below this calculated level at all times and will be charged for EXCESS kVARS. Billing for EXCESS kVARS will commence in the fourth BILLING PERIOD following the effective transfer to this rate schedule and/or power factor metering has been installed.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
LOAD INCREASE MAXIMUMS – CUSTOMERS with loads in excess of 2 MW shall be required not to increase one-half hour interval loading by more than 1 MW per one-half hour. For equipment testing or other conditions producing abnormal increases in BILLING DEMANDS see Special Billing Considerations in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Large Power Contract - Off-Peak Daily – 47 (Secondary), 48 (Primary) & 49 (35 kV)

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: A CUSTOMER elects to receive service on this schedule by signing a Large Power Contract - Off-Peak Daily Electric Service Agreement. The minimum BILLING DEMAND for this schedule is 4,000 kW. The maximum BILLING DEMAND for this schedule is less than 20,000 kW.

TERM: The CUSTOMER shall remain on this schedule as provided in the Electric Service Agreement. The Schedule is subject to change.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Three-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Demand Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + Dual Primary Service Charge (if applicable) + Excess kVAR Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on a calendar-month basis or a date agreeable with LES for final readings.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

RATE:

Large Power Contract – Off-Peak Daily – 47, 48 & 49	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$580.00	$580.00
Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Demand Charge Secondary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$15.85 $5.20	$15.85 $5.20
Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Facilities Charge Secondary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$4.90 $4.90	$4.90 $4.90
Demand Charge Primary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Demand Charge Primary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$15.15 $5.10	$15.15 $5.10
Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Facilities Charge Primary $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$4.70 $4.70	$4.70 $4.70
Demand Charge 35 kV $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Demand Charge 35 kV $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$15.15 $5.10	$15.15 $5.10
Facilities Charge 35 kV $/kW of SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND plus Facilities Charge 35 kV $/kW of OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND	$2.10 $2.10	$2.10 $2.10
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0272	$0.0227
Energy Charge Primary $/kWh	$0.0260	$0.0219
Excess kVAR Charge $/kVAR for all EXCESS kVARS	$2.60	$2.60
Dual Primary Service Charge $/kW of DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND	$2.15	$2.15

MAXIMUM DEMAND: The highest integrated kilowatt load during any 30-minute period occurring in the BILLING PERIOD for which the determination is made.

SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD: The SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD is every weekday (Monday through Friday) between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. (daylight saving time) in the SUMMER BILLING PERIODS as recorded by LES' billing meters. Weekend days (Saturday and Sunday) and weekday observations (federal holiday designation) of Independence Day and Labor Day are not in the SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD.

SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND: Shall be (a) below unless the current billing is for a summer month; then the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND shall be the greater of (a), (b) or (c) below:

100 percent of the MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD established for the BILLS rendered for June, July, August or September of the preceding 11 months.
The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the SUMMER ON-PEAK PERIOD of the current summer BILLING PERIOD.
4,000 kW.

OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is higher:

The current month’s MAXIMUM DEMAND minus the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND. Should the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND be greater than the current BILLING PERIOD’S MAXIMUM DEMAND, the OFF-PEAK EXCESS BILLING DEMAND will be zero.
4,000 kW minus the SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND, but not less than zero.

BILLING DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is higher:

The MAXIMUM DEMAND occurring during the BILLING PERIOD.
SUMMER BASE BILLING DEMAND.

PRIMARY VOLTAGE DELIVERY: Where the CUSTOMER takes service and is metered at an available LES standard primary distribution voltage of either 7,200/12,470 volts three phase, four wire or 34,500 volts three phase, three wire; the CUSTOMER owns, operates and maintains all voltage transformation and other distribution equipment past the primary meter.

DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE: When LES provides capacity from two primary service sources and where the CUSTOMER controls the switchgear transferring load between the two primary service sources. One of the services may be sufficient to serve part of the CUSTOMER'S load, but not all of the load. The CUSTOMER-controlled switchgear shall have either a break before make transfer switch or two keyed interlock single throw switches within the same lineup to prevent paralleling of the two primary service sources. LES may also require Aid-to-Construction payments for the dual service installation.

DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND: Either (a) or (b), whichever is applicable:

Full service: When both primary services are adequate for the CUSTOMER'S entire load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be the BILLING DEMAND.
Partial service: When one of the primary services is only adequate for part of the CUSTOMER'S load, DUAL PRIMARY DEMAND will be either (1), (2) or (3), whichever is higher:
1. The CUSTOMER requested kilowatt capacity of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
2. The MAXIMUM DEMAND during the BILLING PERIOD of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.
3. 100 percent of the highest MAXIMUM DEMAND of the preceding 11 months of the DUAL PRIMARY SERVICE providing partial service.

EXCESS kVARS: Maximum kVARS for the BILLING PERIOD minus the product of the MAXIMUM DEMAND for the BILLING PERIOD multiplied by .39523 (representing a power factor of 93 percent). The CUSTOMER will be responsible for limiting kVAR requirements at or below this calculated level at all times and will be charged for EXCESS kVARS. Billing for EXCESS kVARS will commence in the fourth BILLING PERIOD following the effective transfer to this rate schedule and/or power factor metering has been installed.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
LOAD INCREASE MAXIMUMS – CUSTOMERS with loads in excess of 2 MW shall be required not to increase one-half hour interval loading by more than 1 MW per one-half hour. For equipment testing or other conditions producing abnormal increases in BILLING DEMANDS, see Special Billing Considerations in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Lighting

Security Lighting - 20

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To any CUSTOMER, to light an area of an existing meter service location agreeable to LES, for which LES-owned lamps with photocell dusk-to-dawn control will be installed on LES poles.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, 120 volts, two wire, nonmetered.

BILL: Applicable Security Lighting and Festoon Outlet Charges + Riders added on to the BILL of an existing metered account + Service Fees (if applicable) + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the Schedule in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: Nonmetered services BILLING PERIODS are based on a monthly schedule set by LES.

RATE:

Poles and Secondaries: Additional charges per BILLING PERIOD for poles and/or secondaries installed prior to Jan. 1, 1979, for the operation of the lamp(s). Subsequent to Jan. 1, 1979, LES discontinued pole installations. LES will maintain existing installations of poles and overhead/underground secondary. No poles or underground secondary will be installed for new installations.

Festoons: Outlets mounted on street light poles as per Festoon Outlet Guidelines. For 120 V, 2 amp breaker.

Security Lighting – 20
Security Lighting Charge $/lamp/BILLING PERIOD
Mercury Vapor 175 Watt*	$14.33
Mercury Vapor 250 Watt*	$16.35
Mercury Vapor 400 Watt*	$20.40
Mercury Vapor 1,000 Watt*	$35.70
High Pressure Sodium Vapor 70 Watt*	$15.00
High Pressure Sodium Vapor 150 Watt*	$15.80
High Pressure Sodium Vapor 250 Watt	$18.00
Metal Halide 400 Watt	$21.20
LED Small	$12.62
LED Medium	$13.40
LED Large	$21.32
Pole	$2.75
Overhead secondary span up to 150 feet	$1.35
Underground secondary	$3.00
Festoon Photocell Outlet ($/outlet)	$0.97
Festoon Continuous Outlet ($/lamp)	$2.69
*Only for existing installations – no new installations of these luminaires. Damaged or failed luminaires, beyond field repair, will be replaced with LED luminaires.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
Existing poles which have been provided prior to Jan. 1, 1979, and replacement of such poles, shall not be used for any purposes other than the mounting of LES-owned security lamps.
All costs related to the installation of a Festoon Outlet will be paid by the CUSTOMER prior to installation. Installations will be made where feasible as determined by LES' Energy Delivery Division.
For Festoon Outlets, the CUSTOMER taking service shall indemnify, protect and save harmless LES and its officers, agents and employees, from and against any and all claims, demands, suits, judgments, liabilities, loss or damages, which may arise out of or be caused by erection, maintenance, presence, use or removal of their equipment.
Temporarily disconnected security lighting (at the CUSTOMER'S request), which is reconnected at a later date, will be subject to LES Service Fees and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations. Lighting installations disconnected for more than 90 consecutive days shall be removed by LES.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Traffic Lighting Service - 24

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: For publicly owned and maintained traffic lighting service which conforms to LES' traffic lighting specifications pursuant to the terms and conditions of City of
Lincoln Executive Order #42127. Public traffic signals (pre-timed, actuated or school crossing) are defined as a set of electrically operated signal lights to direct or control pedestrian and vehicular traffic on public streets. Traffic signals on private property and any other traffic control related equipment (message boards, communication amplifiers, etc.) shall be metered as a general service.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single-phase, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages on a nonmetered service pursuant to agreements between the CUSTOMER and LES.

BILL: Energy & Facilities Charge + Capital Investment Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: Nonmetered services BILLING PERIODS are based on a monthly schedule set by LES.

RATE:

Traffic Lighting - 24
Energy & Facilities Charge ($/kWh)	$0.0695

CAPITAL INVESTMENT CHARGE: 0.75 of one percent per BILLING PERIOD (9 percent per year) of the Traffic Light capital investment by LES for the prior 20-year period, plus 0.3 debt service coverage charge.

MINIMUM BILL: $1.00

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Street Lighting Service - 26

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To all public agencies for street lighting service which conforms to LES' street lighting specifications. For lighting of vehicle accessible public streets and alleyways, and pedestrian/bike accessible tunnels under public streets. Street lights may be placed (if reasonable) on existing LES poles, joint use poles or city street light poles for the sole purpose of area lighting in public areas, upon agreement with the respective government agency and LES. All other lighting, for private property and city-owned property, shall be metered on another rate.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: LES will provide photocell controlled energy at 60 Hertz to all lighting systems and will construct, operate and maintain those lighting systems pursuant to agreements between the CUSTOMER and LES.

BILL: Energy & Facilities Charge + Maintenance Charge (if applicable) + Capital Investment Charge (if applicable) + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations.

BILLING PERIOD: Nonmetered services BILLING PERIODS are based on a monthly schedule set by LES.

RATE:

Street Lighting – 26
Energy & Facilities Charge ($/kWh)	$0.0486
Maintenance Charge ($/lamp/BILLING PERIOD)
Mercury Vapor 175 Watt*	$4.23
High Pressure Sodium Vapor 35 Watt – 400 Watt	$4.23
High Pressure Sodium Vapor 1,000 Watt	$4.70
Metal Halide 70 Watt	$5.20
Metal Halide 100 Watt	$4.90
Metal Halide 175 Watt	$5.25
Metal Halide 250 Watt	$5.25
Metal Halide 400 Watt	$4.20
Metal Halide 1,000 Watt	$5.65
LED All Watts	$3.81
Induction 23 Watt	$3.35
*Only for existing installations

CAPITAL INVESTMENT CHARGE: 0.75 of one percent per BILLING PERIOD (9 percent per year) of the Street Light capital investment by LES for the prior 20-year period, plus 0.3 debt coverage charge.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
INVESTMENT IN EQUIPMENT – LES shall install additional lighting units in any of the standard lamp sizes so long as the average life of said investment is estimated to be in excess of 20 years. Lighting not in conformance with these limits will be installed, if feasible. LES will either (a) bill the CUSTOMER for street light installations completed, or (b) bill the CUSTOMER the Capital Investment charge.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Heating Service

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

21 (Secondary) & 23 (Primary)

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To any nonresidential CUSTOMER for space heating and/or approved water heating installations where this Heating Service is supplied through a separately metered circuit. For the Heating Service, summer demands shall not exceed the highest winter demand of the past 12 months. An exception to this demand requirement is a geothermal or air-to-air heat pump space conditioning system.

A Heating Service CUSTOMER will receive the Large Heating Service classification if that CUSTOMER'S energy usage is greater than 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for two BILLING PERIODS, including the current BILLING PERIOD and all BILLING PERIODS in the preceding 11 months.

Removal from the Large Heating Service classification will occur when the CUSTOMER'S energy usage fails to exceed 25,000 kWh per BILLING PERIOD for 12 consecutive months.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single-phase, or three-phase if available, 60 Hertz alternating current, supplied at LES' standard voltages through an LES-owned meter.

BILL: Customer Charge + Facilities Charge + Energy Charge + All Riders (if applicable) + Service Fees (if applicable) + City Dividend for Utility Ownership + Sales Tax (if applicable); based on the RATE in effect and LES' Service Regulations. Plus, for BILLING PERIODS less than 27 days, on the CUSTOMER'S first and final BILLS, a per day credit times the difference between 30 and the actual number of days in the BILLING PERIOD.

BILLING PERIOD: BILLS are rendered on the basis of the scheduled meter reading dates or a date agreeable with LES for final readings. Under normal conditions, BILLING PERIODS typically range from 27 to 35 days.

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

Energy Charges on the BILL will be prorated between seasons in transitional months (i.e., June and October) according to the number of days corresponding to each season covered by the BILL.

RATE:

Heating Service – 21 & 23	Summer	Winter
Customer Charge $/BILL	$5.30	$5.30
Facilities Charge $/BILL	$32.45	$32.45
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit $/day (first and final bills)	$1.08	$1.08
Facilities Charge Three Phase $/BILL	$129.70	$129.70
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit Three Phase $/day (first and final bills)	$4.32	$4.32
Facilities Charge Large $/BILL	$269.70	$269.70
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit Large $/day (first and final bills)	$8.99	$8.99
Facilities Charge Primary $/BILL	$254.70	$254.70
Less than 27-day BILLING PERIOD Credit Primary $/day (first and final bills)	$8.49	$8.49
Energy Charge Secondary $/kWh	$0.0805	$0.0493
Energy Charge Primary $/kWh	$0.0776	$0.0480

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Service will be furnished subject to LES' policies and Service Regulations.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
The installation of the main disconnect, meter socket and other equipment required to accept service under this schedule (except the Meter), shall be arranged and paid for by the CUSTOMER.
When the same permanently installed all-electric equipment is used for both heating and cooling, such as a heat pump (and certain other combination units upon specific approval) this rate schedule shall apply.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS – CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.
COGENERATION OR SMALL POWER PRODUCTION – Refer to Customer-Owned Generation in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Pole Attachment

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To other utilities and certain entities which may occupy public right of way and who attach communication cables and other communication appliances on LES poles where such attachments are made in accordance with National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) and local laws and are in compliance with the provisions of an applicable Pole Attachment Contract, if any.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Generally, attachments are made on poles at heights stipulated by the National Electrical Safety Code.

ANNUAL ATTACHMENT RATE:

Pole Attachment - 50
Pole Attachment ($/year)	$16.00

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

LES approval is required before attachments are made to poles.
TERMS OF PAYMENT – BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
The attaching entity shall pay the nonbetterment cost for any LES work required to accommodate the pole attachment.
The annual attachment bill shall be based on the number of attachments to LES poles as of Nov. 30. No prorating is allowed.
The attaching entity shall, at its own expense, install, maintain, transfer and relocate attachments in accordance with LES requirements and standards of the National Electrical Safety Code.
The attaching entity shall indemnify, protect and save harmless LES and its officers, agents and employees, from and against any and all claims, demands, suits, judgments, liabilities, loss, damages, which may arise out of or be caused by the erection, maintenance, presence, use or removal of their equipment.
The attaching entity shall notify LES of all pole attachment removals.
LES may require removal of pole attachments if:
- attaching entity fails to pay attachment fees or other charges when due;
- attaching entity uses its equipment in such a manner as to adversely affect LES' equipment, LES' service to others, or create a hazard;
- the attaching entity fails to comply with any of the other terms and conditions of this rate, LES' Service Regulations or the provisions of an applicable contract, if any;
- LES removes the pole(s).
Other provisions for attachments will be provided for as necessary and regulated under a required Pole Attachment Contract between the utility or entity and LES, or as provided in the rules and procedures established by LES.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Cogeneration and Small Power Production

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: To cogeneration and small power production facilities with production capacity of 100 kW_AC and less that qualify under the guidelines for implementing Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 (PURPA) Sections 201 and 210 as adopted by the LES Administrative Board.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Unless otherwise provided by contract, the character of purchased power will be single or three phase alternating electric current at 60 Hertz. Voltage shall be determined by the voltage of LES' distribution system in the vicinity unless otherwise agreed.

PURCHASE OF OUTPUT FROM QUALIFYING FACILITIES: Owners of Qualifying Facilities will be allowed the option to either (1) sell the entire electrical output of their Qualifying Facilities to LES, or (2) use the electrical output of their Qualifying Facilities to instantaneously supply all or a portion of their own load and sell the instantaneous surplus to LES.

PURCHASE PRICE: Energy will be purchased from the CUSTOMER at the LES Avoided Cost for that Period.

Cogeneration & Small Power Production Purchase	Summer	Winter
Energy Price $/kWh for all power and/or energy delivered to the Lincoln Electric System	LES Avoided Cost for the Period	LES Avoided Cost for the Period

SEASONAL PROVISION: Summer and winter periods are defined as:

Summer – The four-month period from June 1 through Sept. 30
Winter – The eight-month period from Oct. 1 through May 31

Energy Charge on the BILL will be prorated between seasons in transitional months (i.e., June and October) according to the number of days corresponding to each season covered by the BILL.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

A signed written agreement between the Qualifying Facility and LES will be required.
Unless modified by contract, LES' policies and Service Regulations shall apply to this schedule.
For facilities with more than 100 kW_AC of capacity, the purchase rate and other terms and conditions will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
Application and interconnectivity must be compliant with the Policy and Guidelines for CUSTOMER-Owned Generation.
TERMS OF PAYMENT - BILLS on active accounts are due in full 23 days after rendered. BILLS on final accounts are due upon receipt or the date of the most recently issued BILL, whichever is later. Any past due amounts are subject to LES policies regarding termination of electric service and applicable Service Fees. Charges are subject to all applicable State and Local sales tax.
FLUCTUATING LOADS AND HARMONICS - CUSTOMERS operating equipment causing harmonic currents and/or highly fluctuating or large instantaneous demands, including, but not limited to, variable speed drives, motor starting, welders and X-ray machines, shall be required to pay all nonbetterment costs of corrective action required to maintain acceptable service quality to the CUSTOMER and not interfere with service on LES' lines or to other CUSTOMERS. See System Disturbances and Service Disruptions, and Disconnection of Electric Service in the Service Regulations.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, email rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

Renewable Net Metering Policy & Pricing

AVAILABLE: To renewable small power production facilities with production capacity of 100 kW and less that qualify under the guidelines for implementing PURPA Sections 201 and 210 as adopted by the LES Administrative Board. This rate shall be used in conjunction with the applicable retail rate.

CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Unless otherwise provided by contract, the character of purchased power will be single or three phase alternating electric current at 60 hertz. Voltage shall be determined by the voltage of LES’ distribution system in the vicinity unless otherwise agreed. Renewable facilities will be metered as shown below.

Lincoln Electric System | Diagram showing how renewable facilities will be metered

PURCHASE OF OUTPUT FROM QUALIFYING FACILITIES: Owners of renewable Qualifying Facilities will be allowed to use the electrical output of their Qualifying Facilities to supply all or a portion of their own load and deliver the surplus to LES. At the end of the billing period, LES will subtract the metered energy which was delivered to LES from that metered energy which was supplied by LES. The net positive energy supplied to the Customer will be billed at the applicable retail rate. A net positive energy delivery to LES will be purchased by LES each billing period at this Renewable Net Metering rate. Other applicable fees and charges, including the customer charge and demand charge of the retail rate, will be billed to the Customer.

WHOLESALE PRICE: Energy from renewable Qualifying Facilities will be paid for on the following basis:

Renewable Net Metering
Energy Price $/kWh for the net positive kilowatt-hours delivered to the System during the BILLING PERIOD	$.0470

The Energy Price is the average cost of LES’ renewable energy purchases.

CAPACITY PAYMENT: LES will make a one-time capacity payment to the owner of the renewable Qualifying Facilities. The capacity payment will be based on the contribution of peak reduction by the resource. As identified below, capacity added in future years will be eligible for the capacity payment. The capacity payment only applies to renewable Qualifyiing Facilities approved for interconnection after June 1, 2012. The capacity payment will be paid on the following basis:

Renewable Net Metering Capacity Payment
Solar: $/kW times 55% of nameplate capacity	$500.00
Wind: $/kW times 10% of nameplate capacity	$500.00

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

A signed written agreement between the Qualifying Facility and LES will be required.
Qualifying Facilities, or renewable small power production facilities, are defined as those energies created by wind or solar technologies.
Customer Qualified Facility installation must comply with all applicable city, county and state laws and regulations.
Service will be furnished subject to the System’s Service Regulations.
Sales tax will be collected on the gross energy provided to the Customer at the prevailing electric rate, as directed by the Nebraska Department of Revenue.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, contact LES’ manager of rates, forecasting and load research (402-473-3471). For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., contact an Energy Services Representative (402-473-3270).

Service Fees

Effective on and after Jan. 1, 2020

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To any CUSTOMER taking service from LES.

CUSTOMER SERVICE FEES:

New Service Fee: $10

Applicable to every new account, move, transfer, etc., upon the request for service initiation. (Excluding accounts with a current Landlord Options form on file.)

Late Payment Fee: 3.0 percent of Past Due Amount

Applicable to all accounts for amounts not paid by the due date on or after the first business day past the due date.

Disconnection Charge for Nonpayment:

Applicable when credit representative visits premises for disconnection due to delinquency but does not disconnect service.

$10 – Disconnection Reminder Charge.

Applicable to delinquent accounts.

$65 – Basic disconnection.

$125 – Meter technician disconnection.

$200 – Line crew disconnection.

After-Hours Reconnection Charge: $100

Applicable when line crew reconnects service outside of normal weekday business hours on an account that was disconnected due to delinquency.

Returned Payment Fee: $30

Applicable to accounts when a CUSTOMER'S payment is returned to LES from a financial institution.

Inaccessible Meter Fee: $75

Applicable when an attempt by LES to read, service or access a METER is unsuccessful.

Mislabeled Meter Sockets or Cross Wiring Fee: $80/hour/employee

Applicable when LES is required to correct property owner's mislabeled meters or cross-wired services.

Temporary Service Fee: $175

Applicable when a temporary service and meter are required.

Meter Tampering Fee: $250

Applicable each time LES discovers a tampered, bypassed, or otherwise misused METER.

Residential Line Extension Fee:

A fee charged for a portion of the construction cost.

Underground Extension (Subdivision): $472 for lots with rear lot lines 100 feet in width or less OR $4.72 per rear lot foot for lots with rear lot line greater than 100 feet in width, not to exceed $944 per lot

Underground Primary Extension (Single Acreage-Non Subdivisions): $944 minimum

Underground Extension (Mobile Home Parks): $175 per lot

CUSTOMER Requested Outage: Administratively designated

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of LES’ electric rates. For questions about how rates are established, rates@les.com. For questions about the application of rates for your home, such as the proper rates, costs, etc., email an Energy Services Representative or call 402-475-4211.

City Dividend for Utility Ownership

Effective on and after Sept. 1, 2019

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To any CUSTOMER taking any service listed below.

CITY DIVIDEND FOR UTILITY OWNERSHIP: The City Dividend for Utility Ownership is added to the following rate schedules. The City Dividend is charged sales tax. The City Dividend shall be adjusted on Sept. 1 each year.

City Dividend for Utility Ownership
Residential (Rate Codes 01, 03)	$2.40 per BILL
General Service (Rate Codes 10, 13, RG)	Single-phase: $3.10 per BILL Three-phase: $9.70 per BILL
Heating Service (Rate Codes 21, 23)	Single-phase: $6.30 per BILL Three-phase: $18.65 per BILL Large & Primary: $68.80 per BILL
General Service-Demand (Rate Codes 11, 12)	$0.00200 per kWh
Large Light & Power and Supplemental Firm Power (Rate Codes 15, 16, 27, 28, 31, 32, 39, 42, 61, 62)	$0.00225 per kWh
Large Power Contract (Rate Codes 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 53)	$0.00180 per kWh
Large Power with Market Energy (Rate Code 55)	$0.00180 per kWh
Traffic Lighting (Rate Code 24)	$0.25 per BILL
Street Lighting (Rate Code 26)	$1.10 per BILL

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of the City Dividend for Utility Ownership. Please rates@les.com with any questions.

Tax Clause

AVAILABLE: Within Lincoln, Nebraska, and the LES Service Area.

APPLICABLE: To any CUSTOMER taking service from LES, unless proper tax exemption certificate is presented.

In the event of the imposition of any new or increased tax or any payment in lieu thereof, in excess of that provided for under Article VIII, Section 12 of the Charter of the City of Lincoln, the rate provided herein may be increased to reflect the amount of such tax or in lieu of tax increase.

NOTE: LES recommends you contact appropriate staff to answer questions and confirm your analysis of the tax clause. Please email rates@les.com with any questions.

Commercial rates

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General Service

General Service - Demand

Power Purchase Program

Large Light and Power

Large Light and Power -15 (secondary), 16 (primary) & 39 (35 kV)

Large Light and Power - Off-Peak Daily - 27 (Secondary) & 28 (Primary)

Cogeneration - 35kV - 42 (Backup & Supplemental)

Large Power Contract

Large Power Contract – 44 (Secondary), 45 (Primary) & 46 (35 kV)

Large Power Contract - Off-Peak Daily – 47 (Secondary), 48 (Primary) & 49 (35 kV)

Lighting

Security Lighting - 20

Traffic Lighting Service - 24

Street Lighting Service - 26

Heating Service

Pole Attachment

Cogeneration and Small Power Production

Renewable Net Metering Policy & Pricing

Service Fees

City Dividend for Utility Ownership

Tax Clause