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Start your path to... BUILDING ENERGY SAVINGS TODAY! The BEST low interest financing program (5%) is a great opportunity to get energy saving projects completed in your home! This tariff program is offered to members for specific energy savings projects that are allowed under the Rural Energy Savings Program (RESP). The RESP is overseen by the United States Government acting through the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) office. Identify your residential or commercial energy savings project and learn more! Lighting HVAC Heat Pumps Appliances Insulation Solar and/or Battery Storage The BEST program is your opportunity to unlock energy savings for your home! RESIDENTIAL REQUIREMENTS & APPLICATION BEST AGREEMENT BEST AGREEMENT COMMERCIAL REQUIREMENTS & APPLICATION

The residential service estimator provides a ballpark estimate of what it may cost you to install electric service to your new home. The estimate is calculated based on information you provide and may not reflect conditions unique to your site, such as rocky soil conditions, the presence of other underground facilities, or landowner easement arrangements. Costs provided are for new single-family homes with line extensions of less than one-half mile. Estimates are not applicable to alteration, conversions, service inside subdivisions, non-residential line extensions, high density loads, 3-phase or any lot where low-voltage facilities already exist to serve your new home. Site preparation costs associated with underground facilities such as trenching, conduits and vaults are the applicant’s responsibility and are NOT included in these cost estimates. The residential service estimator is NOT intended to determine a design, specific route or identify how facilities will be installed on your site. Actual design and advance payment will be determined after you meet on site with a Inland Power engineer. RESIDENTIAL SERVICE ESTIMATOR Get Started What is the distance in feet from the nearest electrical facility to where your meter would be located? Measure along a clear, accessible, path you suspect the power lines would be constructed. Enter a number between 0 and 2,640 feet Please enter a number in feet Next Low Voltage Design Select Short Overhead Select Short Underground from Overhead Select Short Underground from Underground High Voltage Design Select Long Overhead Select Long Overhead & Underground Select Long Underground Select Long Underground from Underground Is the nearest electrical facility a transformer (either a ground-level padmount or overhead on a pole)? No Yes Estimated Cost: $0 The residential service estimator provides a ballpark estimate of what it may cost you to install electric service to your new home. The estimate is calculated based on information you provide and may not reflect conditions unique to your site, such as rocky soil conditions, the presence of other underground facilities, or landowner easement arrangements. Costs provided are for new single-family homes with line extensions of less than one-half mile. Estimates are not applicable to alteration, conversions, service inside subdivisions, non-residential line extensions, high density loads, 3-phase or any lot where low-voltage facilities already exist to serve your new home. Site preparation costs associated with underground facilities such as trenching, conduits and vaults are the applicant’s responsibility and are NOT included in these cost estimates. The residential service estimator is NOT intended to determine a design, specific route or identify how facilities will be installed on your site. Actual design and advance payment will be determined after you meet on site with a Inland Power engineer. New Service Application Call Us: (509) 252-4564 Start Over

COMMERICAL REBATES & INCENTIVES WASHINGTON CLEAN BUILDINGS ACT TO REDUCE ENERGY USE & GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS The Washington Clean Buildings Act (HB 1257) was signed into law in May 2019. This law establishes performance-based energy targets and reporting requirements for building owners of large commercial buildings. The intent of this law is to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions for existing and new buildings over 50,000 square feet. The Washington Department of Commerce will develop energy-use intensity (EUI) performance standards by November 2020. The law will offer a voluntary incentive program starting in 2021. Beginning in 2026 the standard will be implemented as a mandatory requirement. More details on the Clean Buildings Act, rule making process, key dates, and helpful resources, are available from the Department of Commerce , where you can also sign up for email updates. Inland Power offers energy conservation incentives and rebates which can be combined with State incentives from this law. For more information about Inland Power efficiency programs, continue on this page for available incentives and rebates or email conservation@inlandpower.com . Commercial HVAC Efficient HVAC technologies provide a large, relatively untapped source of savings in the commercial sector. Inland offers a suite of HVAC rebates to support our members and their quest to use energy more efficiently. More Info Commercial Lighting Old lamps and ballasts are being replaced with energy efficient lighting at a rapid pace. Do you qualify for an incentive? More Info Custom Projects Do you have an energy efficient project that doesn't seem to fit anywhere? Check this out! More Info Other Commerical Offerings More Info

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is Co-Gen/Interconnection? Co-Gen Interconnection is the the installation of a generating facility (solar, wind, or other) after Inland Power’s meter with the intention of offsetting some of the member’s reliance on grid-power. What should my first steps be? Before starting the process of powering your home with solar energy, homeowners should investigate their energy use and consider potential efficiency upgrades. Homeowners should be aware of their total electricity usage and consider low-cost and easy-to-implement efficiency measures before choosing solar. Explore the following resources to reduce your electricity consumption: • Home energy audits: A home energy audit can help you understand where your home is losing energy and what steps to take to improve the efficiency of your home. • Appliances and electronics: Use your appliances and electronics more efficiently or consider investing in highly efficient products. • Lighting: Switch to energy efficient lighting, such as LED light bulbs. • Heating and cooling: If you use electricity to heat and cool your home, your heating and cooling needs will significantly affect the amount of solar energy you need. Weatherizing your home and heating and cooling efficiently will reduce the amount of electricity you need to produce with solar. Will solar provide during a power outage? The short answer is NO. Inland Power’s linemen must have access to an AC disconnect switch to disconnect your solar PV system during an outage. This prevents the system from back-feeding, or sending energy onto the grid, which would endanger the Inland Power crews working to restore power. Additionally, Inland Power requires inverters to have an automatic voltage-sensing disconnect switch built into them to prevent back-feeding. This redundancy is for the safety of Inland Power’s linemen and other personnel. If you’d like a backup power source during outages, an efficient generator will likely serve you better than a battery bank. Most of our power outages occur during winter storms when days are short and solar PV systems are producing little power to recharge a battery bank. Battery power is short lived and extremely limited. Please see Inland Power’s web page on Generator Safety for more information. Once I make the decision to install my own generation, what are my next steps?" Complete Inland’s Residential Application and submit to Inland Power along with $250 fee and a one-line diagram detailing your potential system’s design. What happens after I submit my application, $250 and the one-line diagram?" Inland’s Engineering department reviews your application and will contact you with any questions or issues. If all looks good, we will notify you to proceed with your installation. What happens after my co-gen / interconnection system is installed? Once your co-gen / interconnection system has been installed and passed the State L&I inspection please contact Inland Power. Once you notify Inland, we will schedule to have a new net meter and production meter installed within two weeks. Are there any other fees from Inland associated with my co-gen / interconnection account? Once your system has been installed, we will bill you for the cost of the site visit and installation of your new net and production meters. This charge typically runs $350 and is added to your next electric bill. Additionally, should it be required to have Inland Power revisit the site for additional inspection, a $300 revisit fee will be required before work can be completed. What rate is my excess generation credited at? Most co-gen systems are designed to provide energy first to your home. If at any point your home does not demand the amount of energy being produced by your system, then the energy is feed back onto the grid. What if I produce more than I use? Over production is credited to your energy bank and carried forward to next month’s billing. The energy bank is reset to -0- March 31st of each year – according to the state RCW 80.90 Will my bill ever be zero? No, your kWh generation will only be credited against kWh usage. You will continue to be required, at minimum, to pay the monthly service availability charge associated with your bill. Should I invest in battery backup/storage for my solar photo-voltaic (PV) system? Adding a battery backup/storage option to your solar PV system will greatly increase the cost and return on investment. You’ll need to consider the initial cost of the batteries and the maximum projected life (measured in “cycles” – charge and discharge). The high cost and short life of the batteries, when compared to your solar PV system may affect your decision. If you’d like a backup power source during outages, an efficient generator will likely serve you better than a battery bank. Most of our power outages occur during winter storms when days are short and solar PV systems are producing little power to recharge a battery bank. Battery power is short lived and extremely limited. Please see Inland Power’s web page on Generator Safety for more information. Do solar PV systems need maintenance? Since a solar PV system is made up of panels that have a sturdy tempered glass surface (naturally sheds water and dust) mounted 4” -8” above the roof to prevent debris from building up underneath, they’re generally maintenance free. However, for maximum efficiency, it is recommended to wash the face of the PV panels at least once a year. A solar PV system that tilts the panels to track the sun in order to optimize energy has motors that will require regular maintenance. Where can I learn about Solar Power from a National Source? Check out Let’s Go Solar. Their page on Solar Power in Washington State is interesting as well. Does Inland Power sell and install solar generation systems? No. Inland Power does not sell or install solar generation systems or equipment. What permits are required? Electrical and building permits. Check with your local building authority for assistance. HAVE MORE QUESTIONS? CONTACT US: Back netmetering@inlandpower.com 800-747-7151

NEW CONSTRUCTION At Inland Power & Light, our goal is to provide you and your family or business the best service available for your electrical utility needs. We will make every effort to achieve this goal while respecting the environment and providing our employees with the best training and use of technology available to enhance the value of the service we provide to our members. Please use the following resources to answer your questions and apply for new construction. RESIDENTIAL SERVICE ESTIMATOR The residential service estimator provides a ballpark estimate of what it may cost you to install electric facilities for service to your new home. The estimate is calculated based on information you provide and may not reflect conditions unique to your site. CLICK HERE CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Who is responsible for calling in the locates? Inland will call in locates when we are installing poles and when it is necessary to expose our underground line in order to install an additional piece of equipment. All other locates are the responsibility of the person excavating the property. If you have a contractor digging your ditch, they will be responsible for calling in the locate. To get a locate, phone 811 or 800-424-5555 in Washington and 800-626-4950 in Idaho or the phone number listed in the front of the phone book for your service area. To submit a request through the internet go to www.callbeforeyoudig.org. This is a free service to homeowners. How long would it take to get electricty to my property? Generally, you can meet with an engineer within 5-15 working days (please note it could be potentially longer during busy construction season) from the time the application for new service has been received by our office. At that time, depending on the size and detail of the request, a written line extension charge is usually provided 5-10 working days after meeting with the engineer. If the extension is in excess of 1,000 feet, a line relocate or a 3-phase service request, then more time is necessary to provide a cost. Once the fees are paid along with any easements and/or permits noted on the line extension charge, the job will be released for construction. You will need to coordinate the installation of your electrical service with the Operations department. The process can take anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks depending on the detail of the request.

RESIDENTIAL ACCESS YOUR ACCOUNT FROM ANYWHERE Inland Power offers a tool to make viewing your account, making payments and changing your online preferences easier than ever. Download the free Inland Power SmartHub App through Apple’s App Store or Google Play Store to have anytime access to your account. Features include: ACCOUNT INFO BILLING HISTORY PAYMENT OPTIONS PAY HISTORY ALERTS & REMINDERS LOGIN LEARN MORE INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTIAL ACCOUNTS BILLING INFORMATION NEW MEMBER WELCOME INFORMATION RESIDENTIAL RATES CA$H BACK PROGRAM INCENTIVES & REBATES ENERGY SAVING TIPS GREEN POWER PLUS RENEWABLE INTERCONNECTION TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR HOME MY AMI METER METER COMMUNICATION

GREEN POWER PLUS PROVIDING AN ADDITIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY OPTION FOR OUR MEMBERS We are pleased to offer the opportunity to participate in a renewable energy program. As part of our commitment to our members, Inland Power & Light offers our Green Power Plus renewable energy program. Through the Green Power Plus program, our members can purchase a 100 kilowatt-hour (kWh) block of wind-powered generation for only $1.05 per block. Signing up is easy, and you may purchase as many or as few blocks as you wish. Your Green Power Plus purchase will show up on your monthly bill as an itemized charge added to your regular monthly energy charge and you may cancel your subscription at any time by simply by calling Inland at (509) 747-7151. To further explain this program we have included some Frequently Asked Questions. We hope you will find this information useful as you consider participation in Inland’s Green Power Plus program. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is Green Power? Green Power is generally recognized as renewable energy generated from naturally occurring sources such as wind, biomass, solar, wave, tidal and low-impact hydroelectric power. What is Green Power Plus? At Inland Power & Light, we believe we provide all our members with “Green Power” through our purchase of renewable electricity from the Bonneville Power Administration’s large-scale hydroelectric projects. The “Plus” is a special renewable product purchased from BPA and others with the source being wind powered generation. Why wind power? For our members who wish to support new renewable energy technologies, wind power is the most readily available resource in the Pacific Northwest. In the last several years there has been a tremendous surge in the number of large-scale wind projects developed in portions of Washington, Oregon and Idaho. While wind power is only intermittently available because the wind doesn’t always blow, wind power does not directly involve any consumption or extraction of fuel and produces no air pollution. Where does my Green Power Plus power come from? Some of the wind resources are part of the Bonneville Power Administration’s power system. Other wind resources are purchased under a separate contract with an Idaho wind farm. How do I know these resources are “Green”? These resources are endorsed by the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Northwest Energy Coalition and the Renewable Northwest Project as being an environmentally preferred source of electricity generation. The resources are also registered and tracked by the Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System (WREGIS). Does the wind power generated actually serve my home? Not exactly. The wind energy is delivered to the regional transmission grid and Inland distribution system along with electricity from all other resources. You will see no change in your electric service, but you will be promoting the development and use of renewable energy resources. Why does Green Power Plus cost more? Although the “fuel” (the wind) is free, the technologies used to convert the wind to electricity are not. Also, because the wind does not always blow, intermittent renewable resources like wind need to be backed up by other generating resources such as hydropower or natural gas fired power plants. Wind power projects do benefit from various state or federal tax benefits. Inland Power & Light does not profit from offering you this program. Why should I participate in Inland’s Green Power Plus Program? There are many reasons to buy Green Power, but some of the more common include promoting the continued development and use of additional renewable resources in the Pacific Northwest, reducing the expansion of fossil fuel power resources, and supporting local economies. Do I have to sign up at this time in order to participate? Not necessarily, but while an individual may purchase as few or as many blocks of Green Power Plus as they wish, Inland only has a limited amount of wind energy to make available. Therefore, we will be signing members up on a first come, first served basis. How will Green Power Plus show up on my power bill? The charge for Green Power Plus will be itemized and added to the total charges portion of your utility bill. For example, if you purchase just three blocks of Green Power Plus (300kWh) the additional cost on your power bill will only be $3.15 per month. For the average Inland residential member using 1500 kWh per month, signing up for 300 kWh of Green Power Plus would increase the energy charge on your monthly bill from $91.50 to $94.65.

ROVING JOURNEYMAN LINEMAN Empower your future. Inland Power is looking for the best and brightest talent. Join a dynamic and fast-paced team committed to safe, reliable service at great rates. STARTING HOURLY RATE: $65.25 PER HOUR (PAY RATE); $65.75 PER HOUR (CALCULATED RATE) LOCATION: FOUR LAKES OFFICE - 10110 W HALLETT RD., SPOKANE, WA 99224 UNION STATUS: UNION DEPARTMENT: OPERATIONS HOURS: 4 - 10s - 6:30 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. APPLICATION DEADLINE: OPEN UNTIL CLOSED PURPOSE OF POSITION Performs skilled and diversified electrical work in the construction, maintenance and operation of the cooperative’s electrical transmission and distribution system, both overhead and underground. CORE COMPETENCIES Quality Work: Produce thorough, high-quality work with minimal errors. Seek feedback, make corrections as needed. Identify problems and solve them. Strive to improve processes. Work collaboratively with co-workers to implement systematic changes. Productivity: Complete assigned work in a timely fashion. Utilize slow periods productively. Produce amount and volume at expected speed. Technical Skills/Job Knowledge: Demonstrate an appropriate level of understanding of technical skills in area of expertise, technology, products, and/or processes involved. Duly perform assigned duties. Keep current on federal, state and local regulatory changes and be competent with all technology necessary to perform job. Communication: Clearly convey oral and written communication. Keep others informed of activities and problems in timely manner. Listen well; respond appropriately and respectfully. Teamwork/Ability to Work with Others: Demonstrate the ability to work in a positive manner with co-workers and/or members with differing backgrounds, opinions, capabilities, etc. Willingly share skills, competencies, and knowledge with others. Establish and maintain strong, effective working relationships. Contribute effectively to group efforts. Promote harmony; agree to disagree without damaging relationships. Accountability: Maintain excellent attendance and provide additional assistance after normal working hours when needed. Be reliable, prepared and accept responsibility for work and actions. Integrity: Demonstrate honesty, high ethical standards, and respect for all co-workers and membership. Professionalism: Address internal and external members with courtesy and respect. Dress in work attire appropriate to the position. Communicate business information in a timely fashion, using means of communication appropriate to the situation. Support of Cooperative Goals: Support cooperative goals and adhere to all policies and procedures. Contribute effectively in support of the cooperative. Problem-Solving: Use sound logic and methodology to solve problems. Explore multiple sources for answers, as required. Be able to identify hidden problems and propose solutions. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Strings, splices, transfers and sags wire in energized or de-energized circuits and connects wire and transformers as specified or directed. Shortens or lengthens lines by adding or removing wire, using a variety of types of splices, connectors, sleeves or clamps. Regularly works above ground on poles or steel towers using climbers and safety belt or operating man lift equipment, boom truck or other specialized equipment, not limited to but including, backhoes, boats, ATVs and snow machines. Routes or re-routes power lines over, under or around existing lines and structures, regularly working above, on, or in close proximity to energized lines. Selects and uses a variety of “hot line” tools and makes use of rubber gloves, line hoses, mechanical jumpers, fiber guards, blankets and other protective devices as specified. Works on all voltages as required throughout the system. Installs, removes, transfers, maintains and/or repairs cross arms, pins, insulators, guys, transformer and switch racks and other overhead pole and underground residential distribution (URD) equipment using a variety of hand tools, equipment and power tools. Installs and removes transformers, including primary and secondary current transformers and self-contained meters, cutouts, disconnecting switches, circuit breakers and other overhead line and URD devices, rigging block and tackle where necessary or working with ground crew and winch to raise and lower equipment. May install street and area lights, working with primary and secondary voltages. Performs line switching or sectionalizing as directed. Performs emergency repairs, phases and connects circuits under load; performs load checks and balances feeders as required. Inspects lines, poles both below and above ground line and equipment for signs of damage or wear and reports deficiencies. May be required to apply pole treatment to poles as part of the pole treatment program. Assists in carrying poles, digging holes, piking and guying poles and other such operations involved in the setting or replacing of poles. Assists in on-the-job training of apprentices and other crew members in maintenance and construction of power lines. May troubleshoot electrical problems on Cooperative equipment using, but not limited to, any and all line testing equipment provided by Inland. May trim trees, fall danger trees and clear ROW in vicinity of power lines. May direct activities of personnel in equal or lower classifications, including assisting in training apprentices. Performs other duties as assigned. Job duties are subject to change as directed by management. Keeps others informed. Reports and written communications are clear, timely and relevant. Use clear and correct verbal communication to varied individuals or groups. Listen responsively. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND JOB REQUIREMENTS 1. Journeyman Lineman are required to live within a thirty mile radius of the IBEW Local 77 business office. The Cooperative reserves the right to make a final determination on this requirement. Travel outside the twenty-five mile radius will be addressed by the cooperative according to the applicable cooperative policies and provisions of Inland Power's collective bargaining agreement. (Time will be given for a relocation if applicable) 2. Completion of an accredited apprenticeship program recognized by the Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee and the IBEW. 3. Journeyman in good standing with the IBEW Local 77. 4. Familiar with WAC 296-45 standards and certified in OSHA 1910.269 training. 5. High school diploma or equivalent. 6. Valid, unrestricted Class A (minimum) Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). 7. First Aid/CPR card along with flagger’s card. 8. Knowledgeable and competent in “Pole Top Rescue.” 9. Must possess sound decision-making skills. 10. Must possess and maintain a safe work record. 11. Excellent communication skills and professional appearance. 12. Basic computer skills required. 13. Successful completion of pre-employment physical which includes drug, alcohol, back and knee evaluation/x-rays. The journeyman lineman shall have full authority to carry out these duties and responsibilities in conformity with established policies and procedures and shall utilize time in such a way as to fulfill the objectives of this position and the cooperative. JOB ANALYSIS - FUNCTIONAL JOB DESCRIPTION To view full list of job duties and physical demands, click here for a full job description. BENEFITS (UNION) Medical, vision, dental 401(k), HRA, retirement plan, vacation time, sick time and disability insurance programs. APPLICATION PROCESS If your credentials and interest match this job, please send your completed application , cover letter and resume to: hr@inlandpower.com or mail them to, Inland Power & Light Company, 10110 W. Hallett Rd., Spokane WA 99224-7435, Attn: Human Resources. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMITMENT Inland Power & Light is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer (EOE Minorities/Females/Protected Veterans/Disabled). We value diversity at all levels of the organization. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected classifications as defined by law. EEO Law Posters can be found on the main Careers (www.inlandpower.com/careers) page in English and Spanish. REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION Inland Power will make reasonable accommodation to assist a qualified person with a disability in the job application, interview process and to perform the essential functions of the job whenever possible. Please contact the HR department at Inland Power if you would like assistance. DISCLAIMER The statements contained herein reflect general details as necessary to describe the principal functions for this job, the level of knowledge and skill typically required, and the scope of responsibility. This should not be considered an all-inclusive listing of work requirements. Individuals may perform other duties as assigned, including work in other functional areas to cover absences or relief, to equalize peak work periods or otherwise to balance the workload. Inland Power & Light will not be offering any work visa sponsorship for this role. PAY TRANSPARENCY NONDISCRIMINATION PROVISION The contractor will not discharge or in any other manner discriminate against employees or applicants because they have inquired about, discussed, or disclosed their own pay or the pay of another employee or applicant. However, employees who have access to the compensation information of other employees or applicants as a part of their essential job functions cannot disclose the pay of other employees or applicants to individuals who do not otherwise have access to compensation information, unless the disclosure is (a) in response to a formal complaint or charge, (b) in furtherance of an investigation, proceeding, hearing, or action, including an investigation conducted by the employer, or (c) consistent with the contractor’s legal duty to furnish information. 41 CFR 60-I.35(c) BENEFITS Medical, vision, dental, 401(k), HSA/HRA, retirement plan, PTO, EAP, paid holidays, and disability insurance programs. APPLICATION Job Application Collective Bargaining Agreement

ALERTS & REMINDERS Alerts and reminders can be used to help monitor your account activity. Whether receiving a text on your cell phone or having an email sent to your preferred account, you have a choice of how you would like Inland Power to inform you of changes to your account. By enrolling in SmartHub you will automatically receive the following alerts via email and mobile feed. If you would like to receive a text message on any of the following alerts, you may sign up for them via SmartHub. You may also remove yourself from these notifications via SmartHub. AVAILABLE NOTIFICATIONS & ALERTS Bill Available – This notification lets you know that your current monthly statement is ready for viewing. Billing Change – This notification lets you know that your billing options have been changed. Credit Card Expiration – This notification alerts you when the credit card on your account is about to expire. Delinquent Notice – These alerts you when your account has not been paid and payment is needed to ensure that your power continues without interruption. Payment Confirmation – This alert confirms that your monthly payment has been paid. Payment Extension – This alert confirms that you have made a specific payment extension for your account. AutoPay – You have successfully signed up for your billed to be paid automatically. Contact Us – You have successfully sent a contact message to Inland Power. Hint Question – You have successfully updated your hint question(s) with Inland Power. Login Credentials – You have successfully changed your email address or password on your online account. Personal Info Change – Personal information such as phone number, email address, etc. on your account has been updated. Registration – You have successfully registered for an Inland Power online account. Unsubscribe – You have successfully removed your Inland Power online account. User Access Denied – Your account has been locked due to too many unsuccessful login attempts.

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PAY YOUR BILL In addition to mailing your payment, you can pay your bill online, over the phone or at any of our convenient pay stations. Both online and phone payments allow transferring funds electronically from your bank account or accept credit/debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover only) for payment. PAYMENT OPTIONS SMARTHUB ONLINE Once you have established your SmartHub account, you can pay your bill with E-Check, credit card or set up AutoPay for monthly automatic payments from your checking or credit card. Please login to your account for this service. PAY NOW ONLINE Easily access the Pay Now button from the top right-hand corner of the Inland Power website or the right-hand corner of your SmartHub online account page. This is an easy way to make a one-time payment to your account. MAIL PAYMENT You can mail a payment to our office at: Inland Power & Light PO Box B Spokane, WA 99219-5001 INLAND POWER AND LIGHT OFFICE You can make a payment in person at our office located at: Inland Power & Light 10110 W Hallett Rd. Spokane, WA 99224 PHONE You may pay your monthly Inland Power & Light bill by credit card or check by phone at (509) 747-7151 Option 1. This service accepts Visa, MasterCard and Discover cards. PAY STATION You can make a payment at any of our conveniently located pay stations listed below. PAY STATIONS If you would like to make a payment in person and can’t make it to our office, there are a number of payment stations throughout Inland Power’s service territory. Please feel free to make a payment at any of the locations below. Please note: You’ll need to have a copy of your entire bill (not just the stub) to make a payment at a payment station. Various fees will apply depending on the location. Payments are not posted immediately. There will be a delay of one to three days before payments are logged to your account at Inland Power. Please make payment three days before your due date. Some locations will not accept payment if you have a disconnect notice. The following payment stations are available: Any WalMart or Moneytree location Participating Western Union Agents Airway Heights, WA: Yoke’s Fresh Market on Highway 2 Davenport, WA: Horizon Credit Union Deer Park, WA: Yoke’s Fresh Market 810 S Main Mead, WA: Yoke’s Fresh Market 14202 N Market Oldtown, ID: Family Foods 2020 E 5th St. N Spokane, WA: Yoke’s Fresh Market 210 NE Foothills Dr. Yoke's Fresh Market 3321 W Indian Trail Rd. Yoke's Fresh Market 9329 E Montgomery Ave.

Net metering, solar, renewable generation RENEWABLE INTERCONNECTION Inland Power supports our members' interest in supplying their own electricity needs through the use of qualifying renewable energy sources. We have adopted a streamlined process so members can be assured that the system they are interested in meets Inland Power standards before they commit to buying and installing a solar, wind or other renewable energy generating system. HOW IT WORKS Renewable resource interconnection is a method to support member investment in renewable energy technologies. Renewable Interconnection enables members to use their own generation to offset their consumption over a billing period. This is accomplished by allowing their electric meters to net with their consumption when they generate electricity. INLAND POWER FUEL MIX Thinking of installing wind or solar generation? Take a look at Inland Power's fuel mix to see how "green" your energy already is! WILL SOLAR WORK FOR YOU? Find out in 5 simple steps if solar is right for your home with a consumer's guide by Solar Energy. ARE YOU THINKING OF INSTALLING YOUR OWN GENERATION? Know the law before you make your investment. Solar Energy Consumer Protections Net Metering of Electricity Solar Energy System Consumer Protection Bill Here are some helpful sites to do your research: Let's Go Solar PV Calculator How to Avoid Solar Power Scams - Solar Washington ARE YOU READY? Before interconnecting a system there are a few steps to have your system approved by Inland Power at your site. Answering the following questions is the first step in this process; nearly all residential scale systems will qualify for this streamlined approval process and you will have an answer in 15 business days or less. Does your proposed system use an inverter-based interconnection which is certified by an independent laboratory to meet the requirements of UL 1741? Is this system connected through a single-phase transformer? Is the system 100 kW or smaller in size? Does the installation of this system require changes or additions to Inland Power’s facilities? (Answering yes to this question requires additional review by Inland Power staff.) If you answered yes to the first three questions and no to the fourth question you are ready to apply for interconnection to the Inland Power system. If you answered no to one of the first three questions or yes to question four, our engineering staff will need longer to evaluate your request. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions about the approval process at interconnection@inlandpower.com. STEPS TO APPLY FOR INTERCONNECTION AND NET METERING Submit and interconnection application along with a one-line, site diagram and $250 application fee. In addition to the generating system Inland Power requires a blade type lockable disconnect and a production meter base be installed. Inland Power will review your project submission and will let you know if approved for construction. Proceed with solar installation, following local codes and permitting requirements. Once your system has been inspected and approved by the state electrical inspector, contact Inland Power. Inland Power will conduct our inspection, install your new meter(s) and complete the interconnection. Please submit your completed application to interconnection@inlandpower.com . This process is for systems up to 100kW. Contact our interconnection department at interconnection@inlandpower.com for anything over 100kW. Frequently Asked Questions READ MORE Solar Incentives & Rebates READ MORE Questions for your Contractor READ MORE Solar Energy Calculator READ MORE RENEWABLE INTERCONNECTION RESOURCES & APPLICATIONS Renewable Resource Interconnection Application and Agreement Inland Power Renewable Resource Interconnection Diagram Guide Renewable Resource Interconnection Construction Examples Inland Power Renewable Resource Interconnection Battery Backup Diagram Guide Renewable Resource Interconnection & Investment Incentive Payment Procedure