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1 2001 SPC Application Refer to 2001 SPC Procedures Manual for more information <500 kw or Small Customer ( ) Short descriptive name to identify project. Include on all sheets of application. <250,000 therms >500 kw or Date Large Customer ( ) >250,000 therms For Administrator Use Only Application # Receipt Date Customer Information Information (if different from Customer) Complete Customer Information for each customer participating in project. A customer who self-sponsors is the. Company Name Company Name Company Fed Tax ID # Company Fed Tax ID # Contact Name Contact Name Address Address Street Street City State ZIP City State ZIP Phone Fax Phone Fax Corp Parent Name Corp Parent Name Corp Parent Fed Tax ID # Corp Parent Fed Tax ID # Site Information Enter information for each site. Site Name Utility Administrator (circle one) PG&E SDG&E SCE Site Address Electric Account (s) # Street CA Natural Gas Account (s) # City State ZIP Facility Type (office, hospital, etc.) Site Contact Name Facility Area sq ft of total facility Contact Phone # Facility Age years since built or last major renovation Site ID # For multiple site applications, enter identifer for each site. Number of Floors total floors of facility (), the undersigned participant in the SPC program, agrees that participation in this program, and receipt of any incentive payments, requires that the follow all guidelines and procedures established in the 2001 SPC Procedures Manual. I agree that eligibility for incentive payments is contingent on meeting the requirements. Signature Name (please print) Title Date Form 1 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01

2 2001 SPC Application - Savings Summary Energy Efficiency Measure Information Provide brief description of each measure. Circle the M&V approach, Calculated Savings (Calc), or Measured Savings (Meas) being used for each. Indicate the measure type by circling L for lighting, H for HVAC, O for other, and G for gas. Select which method is used to estimate the energy savings and demand reduction by circling. RT is for reference tables, ES is for the SPC energy savings estimation software, and EC is for engineering calculations. The total project cost includes, but is not limited to, audits, design, engineering, construction, materials, permits, fees, overhead and labor. Meas. M & V Measure Savings Estimate Total Measure # Site Name (and ID#, if multiple sites) Approach Type Method Description of the Proposed Measure Cost ($) 1 Calc Meas L H O G RT ES EC 2 Calc Meas L H O G RT ES EC 3 Calc Meas L H O G RT ES EC 4 Calc Meas L H O G RT ES EC 5 Calc Meas L H O G RT ES EC Total Project Cost ($) Energy/Demand Savings and Incentive Summary Enter the Energy Savings and Demand Reduction parameters below from the attached calculation sheets. Incentive Rates Energy Savings Incentives Attach Energy Savings Calculation Sheets, or Application will be rejected Calculated Savings Approach Energy Savings Summer Peak Demand Reductions Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer Baseline Installed Energy Incentive Energy Baseline Installed Demand Incentive Demand Lighting $0.06/kWh $0.055/kWh Meas. Usage Usage Savings Rate Incentive Demand Demand Reduction Rate Incentive HVAC $0.20/kWh $0.18/kWh # (kwh/yr) (kwh/yr) (kwh/yr) ($/kwh) ($) (kw) (kw) (kw) ($/kw) ($) Other $0.10/kWh $0.09/kWh 1 Gas $1.10/therm $1.00/therm 2 3 Measured Savings Approach 4 Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer 5 Lighting $0.07/kWh $0.06/kWh HVAC $0.225/kWh $0.20/kWh Totals Totals Other $0.11/kWh $0.10/kWh Gas $1.20/therm $1.10/therm Does this project qualify for a Small Customer Incentive?? Yes? No, If yes, amount Notes: Summer Peak Demand Incentives (1) The Summer Peak Demand is the demand reduction that occurs consistently between 12 noon and 6 PM on weekdays during the months of June, July, and August. Details are provided in the 2001 SPC Procedures Manual. If your Utility Administrator is PG&E or SCE, the Summer Peak Demand Incentive cannot Calculated and Measured Savings Approaches exceed 20% of the Energy Savings Incentive. Should the estimated Demand Incentive exceed 20% of the Energy Savings, it should be adjusted to 20% of the Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer Energy Savings Incentive. (2) Small Customer projects qualify for a Small Customer Incentive if this is the first SPC project ever for this customer and the Measured Savings approach is Lighting $125/kW $100/kW used. The Small Customer Incentive is equal to the amount of the Energy Savings Incentive from Measured Savings or $2,000, whichever is less. Large HVAC $250/kW $225/kW customers are not eligible for a Small Customer Incentive. (3) The total incentive amount, the sum of the Energy Savings Incentive, Summer Peak Demand Incentive, and Small Customer Incentive, cannot exceed 70% Other $175/kW $150/kW of the Total Measure Cost. Gas n/a n/a Form 2 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01

3 2001 SPC Application - Customer Affidavit I hereby declare that all of the following information is true to the best of my knowledge: I. Customer Information Customer Name Parent Company Project Site Name Electric Account # Site Address Gas Account # City, State & ZIP II. Customer Acknowledgements I hereby acknowledge the following(check one of the following boxes and complete): I have entered into a contract with [] for the installation of Energy Efficiency Measures ("Project") at the Project Site located at the above address. The Project Sponsor intends to enter into an agreement ("Standard Performance Contract") with [the Utility Administrator] for delivery of energy and/or demand savings resulting from the installation of these Measures at the Project Site. I am self-sponsoring this project and intend to enter into an agreement ("Standard Performance Contract") with [the Utility Administrator] for delivery of energy and/or demand savings resulting from the installation of Energy Efficiency Measures ("Project") at the Project Site listed above. I assume the responsibilities of. III. Customer Agreements I agree to the following terms and conditions required for participation in the Standard Performance Contract Program: A. Customer agrees to release the Utility Administrator, its affiliates, subsidiaries, parent company, officers, managers, directors, agents, and employees from all claims, demands, losses, damages, costs, expenses, and liability (legal, contractual, or otherwise), which arise from or are in any way connected with any: (1) injury to or death of persons, including but not limited to employees of the Utility Administrator, Customer, or ; (2) injury to property or other intents of the Utility Administrator, Customer,, or any third party; (3) violation of local, state, or federal common law, statute, or regulation, including but not limited to environmental laws or regulations, natural resources; (4) energy savings shortfall; so long as such injury, violation, or shortfall (as set forth in (1) - (4) above) arises from or is in any way connected with the Project, including 's performance of or failure to perform the Project, however caused, regardless of any strict liability or negligence of the Utility Administrator, its officers, managers, or employees. B. I understand that the Utility Administrator has made no warranty or representation regarding the qualifications of the, and that I am solely responsible for the selection of the Project Sponsor to implement the Project. I understand that the is an independent contractor and is not authorized to make any representations on behalf of the Utility Administrator. Form 3-1 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01

4 C. I understand the Program requires inspections and measurements of the performance of the Measures. Therefore, I agree to provide access to the Project Site for these purposes to the Project Sponsor, and the Utility Administrator, and/or its agents or assigns during the term of the Standard Performance Contract related to the Project. D. I agree that the Utility Administrator will have no role in resolving any disputes between me and the. E. I have authority to contract, on behalf of the legal owners of the Project Site, for installation of the Measures, or I have obtained the permission of the legal owner of the Project Site to install the Energy Efficiency Measures under my contract with the. IV. Estimated Measure Parameters I understand that the will only receive the Energy Savings Incentive, Summer Peak Demand Incentive, and Small Customer Incentive in accordance with the terms and conditions of the 2001 Standard Performance Contract. I understand that the following energy savings, incentives, and installed costs are estimates only. Estimated Energy Savings: Electric kwh, Gas therms Estimated Peak Demand Reduction kw Total Project Cost ($) Energy Savings Incentive ($) Peak Demand Reduction Incentive ($) Small Customer Incentive($) Total Incentive ($) The total incentive can not exceed 70% of the Total Project Cost. If greater, the incentive amount will be reduced. This affidavit was executed on the day of, 2001, at Signature Name (please print) Title Company Name Form 3-2 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01

5 2001 SPC Installation Report Application # Energy/Demand Savings and Incentive Adjustment Date Installation Date Incentive Rates Energy Savings Incentives Calculated Savings Approach Energy Savings Summer Peak Demand Reduction Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer Baseline Installed Energy Incentive Energy Baseline Installed Demand Incentive Demand Lighting $0.06/kWh $0.055/kWh Meas. Usage Usage Savings Rate Incentive Demand Demand Reduction Rate Incentive HVAC $0.20/kWh $0.18/kWh # (kwh/yr) (kwh/yr) (kwh/yr) ($/kwh) ($) (kw) (kw) (kw) ($/kw) ($) Other $0.10/kWh $0.09/kWh 1 Gas $1.10/therm $1.00/therm 2 3 Measured Savings Approach 4 Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer 5 Lighting $0.07/kWh $0.06/kWh HVAC $0.225/kWh $0.20/kWh Totals Totals Other $0.11/kWh $0.10/kWh Installation and Operation Statement Date that equipment was installed and operating properly For measures with changes made during installation, use this section to calculate the revised installed energy usage, energy savings, summer peak demand reduction, and incentives. Attach the appropriate calculation backup: either the Reference Table Calculation sheet (Form 6), the output from the Estimation Software, or the calculation sheets that document the engineering calculations. For measures with no changes, fill in only the Energy Savings, Energy Incentive, Demand Reduction, and Demand Incentive from the approved Form 2. Notes: (1) For Measured Savings projects, attach any required baseline or post-installation measurements and analysis, as specified in your approved M&V plan. (2) The Utility Administrator will provide a draft invoice for the first incentive payment upon approval of this installation report. ( or representative), the undersigned, hereby certifies that the Energy Efficiency Measures have been installed, functionally tested, and proven capable of operating and being maintained to perform in conformity with their design intent. The installation date of operation of the Energy Efficiency Measures is also certified. Check appropriate box: No changes to the proposed measures have been made since the Application was approved; There have been changes to the proposed measures and adjustments in the savings calculations have been made to reflect the measures installed. Application number assigned by Utility Administrator with application approval For Administrator Use Only Receipt Date Gas $1.20/therm $1.10/therm Summer Peak Demand Incentives Calculated and Measured Savings Approaches Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer Lighting $125/kW $100/kW HVAC $250/kW $225/kW Signature Date Other $175/kW $150/kW Gas n/a n/a Name (please print) Title Form 4 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01

6 2001 SPC Operating Report Application # Date Energy/Demand Savings and Incentive Adjustment Incentive Rates For measures with changes made after installation, use this section to calculate the revised installed energy usage, energy savings, summer peak demand reduction, and incentives. Attach the appropriate calculation backup: either the Reference Table Energy Savings Calculation sheet (Form 6), the output from the Estimation Software, or the calculation sheets that document the engineering calculations. For measures with no changes, fill in only the Energy Energy Savings Incentives Savings, Energy Incentive, Demand Reduction and Demand Incentive from the approved Installation Report (Form 4). Calculated Savings Approach Energy Savings Summer Peak Demand Reductions Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer Baseline Installed Energy Incentive Energy Baseline Installed Demand Incentive Demand Lighting $0.06/kWh $0.055/kWh Meas. Usage Usage Savings Rate Incentive Demand Demand Reduction Rate Incentive HVAC $0.20/kWh $0.18/kWh # (kwh/yr) (kwh/yr) (kwh/yr) ($/kwh) ($) (kw) (kw) (kw) ($/kw) ($) Other $0.10/kWh $0.09/kWh 1 Gas $1.10/therm $1.00/therm 2 3 Measured Savings Approach 4 Measure Type Small Customer Large Customer 5 Lighting $0.07/kWh $0.06/kWh HVAC $0.225/kWh $0.20/kWh Totals Totals Other $0.11/kWh $0.10/kWh Notes: (1) For Measured Savings projects, attach any required baseline or post-installation measurements and analysis, as specified in your approved M&V plan. (2) The Utility Administrator will provide a draft invoice for the final incentive payment upon approval of this Operating Report. Installation and Operation Statement Application number assigned by Utility Administrator with application approval For Administrator Use Only Receipt Date Gas $1.20/therm $1.10/therm ( or representative), the undersigned, hereby certifies that the information supplied on this form is true to the best of my knowledge. Check appropriate box: No changes to the installed measures have been made since the Installation Report was approved; There have been changes to the installed measures and adjustments in the savings calculations have been made to reflect the measures currently installed. Signature Name (please print) Title Date Form 5 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01

7 2001 SPC Reference Table Calculation Sheet Date Energy Savings Calculations Summer Peak Demand Existing Equipment Proposed Equipment Baseline Summer Proposed Summer M Equip Demand Baseline Equip Demand Installed Peak Demand Peak Demand # Code Quantity kw Hours/Yr Usage Code Quantity kw Hours/Yr Usage kw kw 1 X X = X X = 2 X X = X X = 3 X X = X X = 4 X X = X X = 5 X X = X X = Instructions: Total Baseline Energy Usage Total Proposed Energy Usage Totals This form is to be used to calculate the energy savings for measures using Reference Tables 1-7. Using this approach it is possible to estimate the savings for lighting, HVAC replacement, VSDs for HVAC fans, and air compressor upgrades. If the project is within PG&E's or SCE's service territories, lighting and VSDs for HVAC fans are not eligible for the SPC program, as they are covered as part of the Express Efficiency Program. This calculation process uses the Reference Tables that either came with the forms or are available on the Utility Administrators SPC websites or the SPC2001 CD-ROM. The numbers in these Reference Tables must be used to complete the energy savings calculations; there can be no substitutions. Equipment codes are found in Reference Table 1 (Lighting), Table 3 (HVAC Replacement),Table 5 (HVAC VSD), and Table 6 (Air Compressors). For the HVAC replacement, HVAC fan VSD, and air compressor measures, use the code for the proposed equipment in both the existing and proposed Operating Hours are found in Table 2 (Lighting), Table 3 (HVAC Replacement), Table 5 (VSDs), or Table 7 (Air Compressors). The operating hours are based on the type of facility (all measures) and weather zone (HVAC measures). For air compressors, the operating hours are based on the number of 8-hour shifts per week. For example, if a facility is open 8 AM to 4 PM, 5 days per week, this plant has five shifts per week, or 2,100 hours per year. Table 7 is a chart of the number of shifts per week and the resulting annual operating hours per year. Baseline Energy Usage is determined by multiplying the existing Quantity by existing Demand by existing Hours for each measure. Installed Energy Usage is calculated similarly, using the proposed Quantity, Demand, and Operating Hours. Peak Demand Reduction is the demand reduction that occurs between the hours of 12 noon and 6 PM during the months of June through August. For lighting, HVAC replacement, and air compressor measures, Existing and Proposed Demands can be determined by multiplying the demands by the Quantity. HVAC VSD fans do not qualify for a Peak Demand Reduction. Transfer the results of these calculations to Form 2, 2001 SPC Application-Savings Summary, and attach this form to Form 2. Form 6 California's 2001 SPC Incentive Program Version 1.1 3/1/01