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APPLICATIONS FOR CONTRACTOR USE RESIDENTIAL - LOW DENSITY Choose this application for new construction of a single family dwelling on a single parcel. This includes mobile and manufactured homes, additional dwelling units and outbuildings (shop, barn, etc.) New Member Current Member SUBDIVISION Choose this application if construction of a power line in a subdivision or backbone (four lots or more). Subdivision Backbone RESIDENTIAL - HIGH DENSITY Choose this application if building a home in an established subdivision. New Member Current Member MULTI-DWELLING Choose this application for construction of an apartment complex, duplex, etc. Multi-Dwelling

PREPARE FOR AN OUTAGE PLEASE REMEMBER It is still important for you to report your power outage to Inland Power’s outage reporting line at 877-668-8243. PREPERATIONS Inland Power is committed to providing safe, reliable service. From time-to-time, events beyond our control create outages. Have these items available in your home should an outage occur: A three to five day supply of non-perishable food that needs little or no cooking Blankets and pillows Portable, battery-powered radio and clock Flashlights Extra batteries Manual can opener, bottle opener and utility knife First-aid kit Bottled water (minimum two quarts per person per day, but preferably one gallon per person per day) Candles Matches in a waterproof container or a lighter Cooler (and keep ice or ice packs ready in your freezer) Personal hygiene, sanitary supplies Cash (ATMs and banks may not be available) Pet supplies for three to five days Playing cards, games and books for entertainment PREPARATIONS FOR MEMBERS WITH SPECIAL MEDICAL NEEDS Following severe storms, damage to Inland Power’s electric distribution system may be extensive. In that case, it could take hours, or even several days, to complete repairs. In case of severe storms and power outages, members who must have a constant supply of electricity should be prepared with an emergency backup plan. The plan could include arrangements to move to an alternative location, use of a portable generator and/or installation of a battery backup on important electrical devices.

WINDOW & DOOR REPLACEMENT Inland Power and Light is pleased to offer an incentive to members with electrically heated homes who replace qualifying windows, sliding glass doors, and insulated exterior doors with new energy efficient models. Prime Window/Door Energy Star Exterior Door CLICK HERE TO BEGIN YOUR SAVINGS! Window Application Please make sure you review all requirements for rebates for making your purchase and install. Federal Tax Credits May Be Available for Energy Efficiency Upgrades! PRIME WINDOW OR SLIDING GLASS DOOR REPLACEMENT $8 PER SQ. FT. Qualifications: Homes must be electrically heated, existing single family or manufactured homes, and located within Inland Power & Light's service territory. Prime windows must have an NFRC rated U-factor* of 0.30 or lower. Sliding glass doors must have an NFRC rated U-factor of 0.35 or lower. Existing windows must be either double pane with a metal frame or a single pane window in any frame. Windows can be self-installed or installed by a licensed contractor. Self-installed: before and after photos are required. Contractor installed: must list pre-existing window condition and U-factor of new windows clearly stated on their invoice. Window installations must meet applicable building codes to qualify. Disqualifications: Windows in unconditioned spaces, such as a garage or porch, do not qualify. Windows in newly constructed homes do not qualify for this incentive. Replacement installation that results in increased window area is not allowed under this program. Pre-existing double pane wood or vinyl do not qualify. PRIME WINDOW/SLIDING DOOR *The U-factor measures how well a product prevents heat from escaping. The lower the U-factor, the greater a window’s resistance to heat flow and the better its insulating value. The U-factor is included in the energy performance rating label offered by the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC). ENERGY STAR EXTERIOR DOOR REPLACEMENT - $40 PER DOOR Qualifications: Homes must be electrically heated, existing single family or manufactured homes, and located within Inland Power & Light's service territory. Be Energy Star certified. Documentation of certification required. Replace an un-insulated exterior door. Exterior doors must separate heated and unheated space. Be pre-hung. Existing threshold must also be replaced. Before and after photos required. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS To apply, fill out the application form in its entirety and return to Inland Power with a dated copy of your invoice and appropriate documentation as mentioned above. Requests for rebates must be received within 90 days of purchase. Inland Power and Light reserves the right to inspect and verify all window installations. Please allow four to six weeks for processing. This program is subject to change without notice. ENERGY STAR EXTERIOR DOOR Inland Power cannot recommend any one company and recommends doing your due diligence; make sure to get more than one estimate, inform contractor of intent to claim Inland's rebate prior to installation, and ask about warranty details. REBATE QUESTIONS? CONTACT US: conservation@inlandpower.com (509) 747-7151 REBATES & INFORMATION Window Replacement Rebate Application Residential Weatherization Best Practices Guide

RESIDENTIAL SERVICE TRANSFER Are you moving into an existing residence and need to transfer the electrical service into your name? Inland Power offers an easy feature through our SmartHub tool. Simply click the "Get Transfer Started" button below and follow the prompts to complete your transfer service request into your name. Get Transfer Started

Get service outage and emergency information OUTAGES & EMERGENCIES Inland Power is recognized nationally for its reliable service. Despite Inland's meticulous work to keep the lights on, occasional outages do occur. Snow and ice, high winds, floods, fires, lightning, car accidents and animals can damage power lines and cause unpredictable outages. CURRENT OUTAGES To see current Inland Power electric outages, you may view our online Outage Map. CLICK HERE NEED TO REPORT AN OUTAGE? Please have your phone, meter or membership number available. Make sure to follow all of the prompts in the phone message to report your outage. Report an outage through your SmartHub account or call 877-668-8243. Call (877) 668-8243 to report an outage. OUTAGE & EMERGENCY INFORMATION OUTAGES BY CAUSE DOWNED POWER LINES PORTABLE GENERATOR SAFETY PREPARE FOR AN OUTAGE RESTORING POWER SAFETY DURING A POWER OUTAGE CALL BEFORE YOU DIG

CUSTOM PROJECTS Commercial buildings often have highly complex and unique systems and variable operations. For this reason, many commercial energy efficiency opportunities are best approached as custom projects. For these complex projects, Inland has Customer Service Engineers on hand to support you in identifying custom project opportunities for retrofit and new construction. CUSTOM PROJECTS FOLLOW 5 BASIC STEPS 1. Proposal development Inland works with you to develop a custom project proposal, including estimated energy savings, project cost, and measurement & verification (M&V) plan. A custom project proposal is not strictly required for every project, but it is often a good idea. The Customer Service Engineer is available to provide technical expertise during proposal development. 2. Proposal submittal Inland submits the proposals to Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) for review and approval. 3. Project implementation Inland works with you and necessary trade allies to complete the project. BPA's trade ally networks are on hand to support identification of trade allies that can serve projects effectively. Note that the order and purchase date of the equipment must be after BPA approval of the custom project proposal (if applicable). 4. Project close-out The measurement and verification (M&V) are completed and the custom project completion report is prepared. The Customer Service Engineer is available to provide M&V expertise during the project close-out and can help fill out the necessary completion report. 5. Project completion Inland submits the completion report to BPA for review and acceptance. Final payment from BPA to Inland is based on the accepted completion report data. IMPORTANT NOTICE Make sure you reserve incentive dollars for your project! Custom projects must be submitted to Inland for review and have BPA approval prior to the purchase of the equipment and installation of the measure. HOW TO APPLY Please contact an Energy Services Specialist for pre-approval. ANSWERS TO REBATE QUESTIONS CONTACT US conservation@inlandpower.com (509) 789-1801 (509) 747-7151

APPLICATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL USE RESIDENTIAL - LOW DENSITY Choose this application for new construction of a single family dwelling on a single parcel. This includes mobile and manufactured homes, additional dwelling units and outbuildings (shop, barn, etc.) Application EASEMENT Already submitted your application and just need an additional easement? Click below! Easement

ENERGY STAR APPLIANCES REBATES FOR ENERGY STAR APPLIANCES Clothes washers - $45 (Using electrically heated water) Electric clothes dryers - $45 CLICK HERE TO BEGIN YOUR SAVINGS! Appliance Application THE BENEFITS OF ENERGY-EFFICIENT APPLIANCES Energy Star appliances, such as clothes washers and dryers, use less energy and water than standard appliances. Although they cost a little more at purchase, the up-front costs are made up with savings on the consumer's utility bill in just a few years. Clothes washers Energy Star certified clothes washers use 25 percent less energy and approximately 33 percent less water than standard models, using a variety of sophisticated cleaning methods. When selecting an Energy Star appliance, select a model with a high CEE Tier. CEE ratings are based on energy and water consumption. CEE Tiers 2 & 3 exceed Energy Star’s efficiency requirements for new washers. See below for a CEE qualified products list. Electric clothes dryers Energy Star certified dryers use 20 percent less energy than conventional models without sacrificing features or performance. They do this using innovative energy saving technologies, such as moisture sensors that detect when clothes are dry and automatically shut the dryer off. See below for a qualified products list. QUALIFYING DETAILS To qualify for a rebate you must be a current member of Inland Power & Light and have purchased an Energy Star certified appliance model (or appropriate CEE ratings as noted). Requests for rebates must be received within 90 days of purchase with a copy of the receipt or invoice showing the date of purchase, model number and cost of the purchase. Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing. Water heaters that run on fossil fuels do not apply. These programs are subject to change without notice. RELATED LINKS ENERGY STAR INFORMATION Learn more about Energy Star LEARN MORE LIST OF QUALIFYING WASHERS To learn if a specific model qualifies, click here or call your energy services representative. LEARN MORE LIST OF QUALIFYING DRYERS To learn if a specific model qualifies, click here or call your energy services representative. LEARN MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT REBATES? CONTACT US! conservation@inlandpower.com (509) 789-1801 (509) 747-7151 REBATE FORM Download the rebate form by clicking the image below. Appliance Rebate Application

NORTHWEST ENERGY EFFICIENT MANUFACTURED (NEEM) HOUSING: $1,000-$1,200 Manufactured homes are becoming increasingly popular. By ordering a new manufactured home that complies with the most recent NEEM standards, you can enjoy all the energy efficiency features and benefits available with site-built homes in an affordable package. To qualify for the above rebate you must be a current member of Inland Power & Light. Homes must be electrically-heated and designed, constructed and certified by NEEM. Please fill out the rebate form in its entirety and return to Inland Power with the Energy Star certification. Please allow four to six weeks for processing. These programs are subject to change without notice. CLICK HERE TO BEGIN YOUR SAVINGS! Neem Home Application Below is a listing of professionals your neighbors have used however, Inland Power cannot recommend any one company. As part of your due diligence, make sure to get more than one estimate and ask about warranty details. DCI -Hayford Mobile Home Park (509) 455-8310 Gillespie Homes (509) 735-4336 The Home Boys (509) 481-9830 Peter's Homes (208) 773-7112 Sunrise Home Center (509) 758-4000 Valley Quality Homes (509) 927-7472 REBATE QUESTIONS? CONTACT US: conservation@inlandpower.com (509) 747-7151 REBATES & INFORMATION NEEM Rebate Application Why choose NEEM?

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS What you need to know. RESIDENTIAL UNDERGROUND Member Supplied Trench Junction Encloser Prep Site Junction Encloser PH2 Prep Site Junction Encloser PH3 Prep Site Transformer Prep Site Temporary Underground Service 200 Amp Pedestal 400 Amp Pedestal 200A-400A Wall Mounted 401A-800A 1-PH CT RESIDENTIAL OVERHEAD Temporary Overhead Service Permanent Pole Overhead Service to Building Overhead Service to Building Gable Ended COMMERCIAL UNDERGROUND 201A-800A 3-PH CT 800+ CT Pedestal MISCELLANEOUS Meter Socket Requirement Horizontal Clearances Vertical Clearances Residential Transformer Clearances Commercial Transformer Clearances Electric Service Requirement Handbook

COMMERCIAL HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING Energy efficient Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) provide the same comforts as their standard counterparts but do so using less energy. Commercial HVAC rebates are available for a variety of energy efficient HVAC upgrades. COMMERICAL HEAT PUMPS COMMERICAL DUCTLESS HEAT PUMPS REBATES & INFORMATION HEAT PUMPS FOR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Heat pump upgrades are eligible to receive a rebate of $1000 per heat pump (up to six tons). Units greater than six tons are eligible for $200 a ton. For full conversions of electric resistance heating systems, a rebate of $500 per ton exists. Please note: The upgrade rebate applies to both existing building retrofits and new construction. The conversion incentive applies only to existing building retrofits. Preconditions: Qualifying Heat Pump Upgrade applications have the following characteristics: For retrofits, it replaces an existing heat pump; Even if the space was previously conditioned by an air source, ground source, or ductless heat pump that is no longer working, and the space is conditioned by backup zonal or forced-air electric resistance heat, the application is still eligible for a heat pump upgrade; and For new construction, there are no precondition requirements. Post-conditions: Heat pumps installed must meet the following requirements: Less than 20 tons of cooling capacity; Be an air-to-air heat pump system; and Meet BPA Tier 1 or Tier 2 efficiency requirements COMMERCIAL DUCTLESS HEAT PUMPS Qualifying buildings and equipment are eligible for a rebate of $800 per ton of installed outdoor unit heating capacity for each ductless heat pump unit. To qualify for the rebate, the ductless unit must be replacing electric resistance heat. The incentive is available for commercial applications up to 20,000 square feet and only applies to existing building retrofits. Preconditions: Qualifying applications have the following characteristics: The space conditioned by the DHP is heated by either zonal or forced-air electric resistance heat as the primary system (gas is not eligible); and The space conditioned by the DHP is not conditioned by an air source, ground source or ductless heat pump; or: Even if the space was previously conditioned by an air source, ground source, or ductless heat pump that is no longer working, and the space is conditioned by backup zonal or forced-air electric resistance heat, the application is still eligible for a DHP. Post-conditions: Installed DHPs must have all of the following features: A split-system heat pump employing an inverter-driven outdoor compressor; Inverter-driven or variable-speed indoor blowers; and Rated with a minimum of 9.0 HSPF (for single head systems) and 8.2 HSPF (for multi-head systems). BPA will accept only products listed on the BPA Ductless Heat Pump Qualified Products List (QPL). For multi-head systems, the outdoor unit must be listed on the QPL. The QPL includes only those products that meet the above equipment requirements. If a product meets these requirements, but is not on the QPL, please use the COTR Request and Acknowledgement Procedure for approval to use the product. HEAT PUMPS DUCTLESS REBATE APPLICATIONS, SPECIFICATIONS AND QUALIFIED PRODUCTS LISTS Rebate Application: Heat Pump Upgrade Heat Pump Specifications Rebate Application: Heat Pump Conversion Ductless Heat Pump Qualified Products Rebate Application: Ductless Heat Pump REBATES

IRRIGATOR SAFETY SAFETY TIPS Follow these safety tips to help decrease the number of incidents of aircraft vs. power lines during aerial application: Be aware of how long a pilot is flying and self-assess from time to time. Pilots should familiarize themselves with the areas they are covering and assess all potential hazards. Span lengths between poles average 300’, though this distance can vary greatly. Wires between poles will sag several feet making them more difficult to judge. Pole heights are usually between 26’ to 30’. Pilots should be aware of line placement and hard to see poles. REPORT A SAFETY HAZARD To report a safety hazard or accident, please call Inland Power & Light at 800-747-7151. IRRIGATION PIPES AND ELECTRICITY DO NOT MIX Follow these safety tips when working around irrigation equipment: If irrigation equipment comes in contact with a power line, stay away…do not try to remove it yourself. Call our office immediately. Position the water jet streams so that there is no chance of them spraying onto power lines. Stay away from irrigation equipment and pipes during any lightning activity. Avoid moving irrigation equipment on windy days when pipes and equipment could be blown into nearby power lines. Carry pipes and equipment horizontal to the ground rather than vertical to minimize the risk of contact with power lines. SAFETY INFORMATION Click the image to view our irrigator safety brochure!