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Enter information in green-shaded fields. Do not modify blue-shaded fields. Energy Independence Act (EIA) Energy Report Loads and Resources 2015 Annual Load (MWh) 6,474,983 Report Date May 31, 2016 Annual Load (MWh) 6,285,744 Contact Name/Dept Anna Berg Average of 2015 & 2016 Annual Loads (MWh) 6,380,364 Phone (425) 783-1604 Target (% of load) 9% Email ajberg@snopud.com Eligible Energy Target (MWh) 574,233 Eligible Resources and RECs 1,051,344 Compliance Method: Expenditures on Resources and RECs - RPS Target [RCW 19.285.040(2)(a)] Amount invested in incremental cost of eligible renewable resources and the cost of RECs $32,998,844 Resource Cost [RCW 19.285.050] Total annual retail revenue requirement - $619,876,000 ` Investment in renewables and RECs as a percent of retail revenue requirement 5.3% No Load Growth [RCW 19.285.040(2)(d)] Gas from Wave, Qualified Apprentice Water Wind Solar Geothermal Landfill Gas Sewage Biodiesel Biomass Ocean, Tidal Biomass Labor Credit Treatment Eligible Resources (MWh) 1,233 457,360 - - - - - - - - - Distributed Generation Credit Energy Credits 503,127 5,500 - - - - - 39,312 - - 44,812 Total s (MWh+RECs) 1,233 960,487 5,500 - - - - - 39,312 - - 44,812 Reporting Year: This renewable energy report summarizes the eligible renewables resources and renewable energy credits (RECs) that the utility has acquired by January 1, for the purpose of meeting its Energy Independence Act (EIA) renewables target for. The actual resources and RECs used to comply with the EIA target may vary from those reported here. Utilities will report in June of 2019 on the actual results for. Compliance Methods: The EIA provides three compliance methods for utilities: -- Meet the renewable energy target using any combination of renewable resources and RECs. The target for is 9% of the utility s load -- Invest at least 4% of the utility s annual revenue requirement in the incremental cost of renewable resources and RECs. -- Invest at least 1% of its annual revenue requirement in renewable resources and RECs. This option is available only to certain utilities that are not growing. All utilities must report the renewable resources and RECs acquired for the target year. Utilities that elect to use a compliance method based on renewable investments must provide additional information demonstrating compliance with that method. Refer to WAC 194-37-110(2) and (3) for specific requirements. NOTE: This is a general explanation of the renewable energy requirements of the Energy Independence Act, intended to help members of the public understand the information reported by the utility. Consult Chapter 19.285 RCW and Chapter 194-37 WAC for details.

Resources WREGIS ID N/A W360 Facility Name Resource Type Apprentice Labor Eligibility Generation Amount (MWh) Apprentice Labor Amount (MWh equiv.) Woods Creek Hydroelectric Project Water No 1,233 - White Creek Wind 1 - White Creek Wind No 51,692 - W978 Hay Canyon - Hay Canyon Wind No 208,575 - W806 Wheat Field - Wheat Field Wind No 197,093 - Explanatory Notes (as needed) Incremental hydro based on Q1- actual production and forecast balance of the year production Based on Q1- actual production and forecast balance of the year production Based on Q1- actual production and forecast balance of the year production Based on Q1- actual production and forecast balance of the year production

Energy Credits Apprentice Distributed REC Apprentice Distributed Labor Generation Vintage Resource Labor Generation Quantity Amount Amount WREGIS ID Facility Name (Year) Type Eligibility Eligibility RECs MWh equiv. MWh equiv. W2794 Darrington - Darrington 2016 Biomass No Yes 18,869-18,869 W360 White Creek Wind 1 - White Creek 2016 Wind No No 47,531 - - W978 Hay Canyon - Hay Canyon 2016 Wind No No 206,458 - - W806 Wheat Field - Wheat Field 2016 Wind No No 201,365 - - No No - - W2794 Darrington - Darrington Biomass No Yes 17,429-17,429 W3954 Qualco - Qualco Biomass No Yes 3,014-3,014 Various Solar Express Solar No Yes 5,500-5,500 Explanatory Notes (as needed) Some 2016 vintage White Creek RECs (6,741) are earmarked for retirement for 2016 compliance Based on Q1- actual production and forecast balance of the year production Based on Q1- actual production and forecast balance of the year production Forecast based on PV system installations through 2016 and actual 2016 production W774 W833 W238 W237 W248 BPA Tier 1 No No - - Condon Wind Power Project Wind No No 4,843 - - Condon Phase II Wind No No 4,958 - - Klondike I - Klondike Wind Power LLC Wind No No 4,968 - - Klondike III - Klondike Wind Power III LLC Wind No No 12,797 - - Stateline (WA) - FPL Energy Vansycle LLC Wind No No 20,207 - -

Other notes and explanations: A) "Annual Loads" are from 's 2016 Annual Report (p. 58): http://www.snopud.com/aboutus/finance_ir/fin-disclosure.ashx?p=2524 (see attached zip file below) Annual Loads are computed as Total Megawatt-Hours Billed less Wholesale power sales. B) "Woods Creek Hydroelectric Project" reflects the incremental electricity produced by the 0.65 megawatt (MW) Woods Creek Hydroelectric Project located in Snohomish County, WA. C) " Energy Credits" with vintage includes: 1) forecast EIA-eligible BPA Tier 1 System RECs and 2) forecast RECs from: Hampton Lumber Mill - Darrington, Snohomish PUD's Solar Express Program, and the Qualco biodigester, including their Distributed Generation equivalents. 2016 vintage RECs are carried over from the Hampton Lumber Mill - Darrington, White Creek, Wheat Field and Hay Canyon wind projects. D) "Hampton Lumber Mill - Darrington" refers to the 4.5 MW biomass generating unit located in Darrington, WA. Snohomish PUD contracts for 100% of the energy and RECs through a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) renewed in December 2016 for the contract term -2021. This project qualifies for the 2x distributed generation multiplier. E) "White Creek Wind" is located in Klickitat County, WA. Snohomish PUD contracts for 10% or 20 MW capacity share of the 204 MW project that includes both energy and RECs through a long-term PPA executed on 5/10/07. F) "Hay Canyon Wind" refers to a wind facility in Sherman County, OR. Snohomish PUD contracts for 100% of the energy and RECs through two long-term PPAs executed on 2/2/09. G) "Wheat Field Wind" is located in Gilliam County, OR. Snohomish PUD contracts for 100% of the energy and RECs through a long-term PPA executed on 8/26/08. H) "BPA Tier 1" refers to EIA-eligible allocated RECs from the Bonneville Power Administration's Tier 1 System in accordance with Snohomish PUD's BPA Regional Dialogue Purchase and Sales Agreement executed in 2008. The estimated is based on 2016 actual RECs transferred to Snohomish PUD's WREGIS account from BPA. I) "Qualco Energy Corporation" refers to the 0.45 MW biodigester generating unit located in Monroe, WA. Snohomish PUD contracts for 100% of the energy and RECs through a long-term PPA executed on 12/26/2013 for the contract term 2014-2018. This project qualifies for the 2x distributed generation multiplier. J) "Snohomish PUD Solar Express Projects" refer to customer-owned solar photovoltaic (PV) projects that have been incentivized through Snohomish PUD's Solar Express Program. Customers with solar PV systems enrolled in the Solar Express Program agree, as a condition for receiving a program incentive, that Snohomish PUD owns all RECs. These RECs qualify for the 2x distributed generation multiplier. SnoPUD 2016 Annual Report.zip

Enter information in green-shaded fields. Do not modify blue-shaded fields. Energy Independence Act (EIA) Incremental Cost and REC Cost Report Incremental Cost of Resources Facility Name WREGIS ID MWh Resource Annual Cost in Resource Cost per MWH Description of Substitute Resource Substitute Resource Annual Cost in Substitute Resource Cost per MWH Incremental Cost of Resource in White Creek Wind 1 - White Creek W360 51,692 $4,904,506 95 Surplus Portfolio/BPA $2,175,117 42 $2,729,389 Hay Canyon - Hay Canyon W978 208,575 $25,808,129 124 Surplus Portfolio/BPA $10,203,554 49 $15,604,575 Wheat Field - Wheat Field W806 197,093 $24,460,366 124 Surplus Portfolio/BPA $9,893,586 50 $14,566,780 Totals 457,360 $55,173,000 $22,272,257 $32,900,744

Cost of Energy Credits Facility Name WREGIS ID REC Vintage (Year) Number of RECs Annual Cost of Energy Credits Cost per REC Darrington - Darrington W2794 2016 18,869 0 White Creek Wind 1 - White Creek W360 2016 47,531 0 Hay Canyon - Hay Canyon W978 2016 206,458 0 Wheat Field - Wheat Field W806 2016 201,365 0 0 0 - Darrington - Darrington W2794 17,429 $52,287 3 Qualco - Qualco W3954 3,014 $45,813 15 Solar Express Various 5,500 0 BPA Tier 1 Condon Wind Power Project W774 4,843 0 Condon Phase II W833 4,958 0 Klondike I - Klondike Wind Power LLC W238 4,968 0 Klondike III - Klondike Wind Power III LLC W237 12,797 0 Stateline (WA) - FPL Energy Vansycle LLC W248 20,207 0 Documentation of the calculation and inputs for percentage of revenue requirement invested in renewables: Attachment A contains Snohomish PUD No. 1's Electric System Adopted Budget for Energy/Water Retail Sales, approved by Board of Commissioners Resolution No. 5796, dated Dec. 20, 2016. Attachment B contains the annual incremental cost calculation for Snohomish PUD's acquired and available resources. Attachment C contains the BLS data used to calculate the annual inflation rate. C7C1667.zip Total $98,100