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Available to commercial, industrial, institutional, farm and other non-residential members with a demand of less than 25 kW and to all churches utilizing single phase service.

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SCHEDULE SGS3-2

SMALL GENERAL SERVICE THREE PHASE

Available to commercial, industrial, institutional, farm and other non-residential members with a demand of less than 25 kW and to all churches utilizing three phase service.

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SCHEDULE GS-14

GENERAL SERVICE

Available to commercial, industrial, institutional, farm and other non-residential members having demand requirements (based upon actual 15 minute integrated demand) of not less than 25 and not more than 249 kilowatts. All service shall be delivered at one voltage, single delivery point and be measured by one meter.

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SCHEDULE LGS-15

LARGE GENERAL SERVICE

Available to commercial, industrial, institutional, farm and other non-residential members having demand requirements (based upon actual 60 minute integrated demand) not less than 250 and not more than 749 kilowatts. All service shall be delivered at one voltage, single delivery point and be measured by one meter.

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SCHEDULE I-4

INDUSTRIAL SERVICE

Available to commercial, industrial, institutional and other non-residential members having demand requirements (based upon actual 60 minute integrated demand) not less than 750 kilowatts. All service shall be delivered at one voltage, single delivery point and be measured by one meter.

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SCHEDULE LP-1

DELIVERY POINT SERVICE

Available to commercial, industrial, institutional and other non-residential members requiring a dedicated delivery point (substation service) and having demand requirements not less than 2500 kilowatts. The member shall be responsible for cost of installing and maintaining acceptable metering and telemetry equipment which meets the South Mississippi Electric Power Association's specifications. All service shall be delivered at one voltage, single delivery point and be measured by one meter.

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SCHEDULE SL-13

STREET LIGHT SERVICE

Association owned street and parking lot lighting is available to municipalities, governmental bodies and other members, provided the member has a minimum of 10 luminaries.

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SCHEDULE R-18

SECURITY LIGHT SERVICE

Available to any member for automatically controlled private area outdoor lighting at any location where 120 volts service is available from existing facilities.

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SCHEDULE OP-3
OFF PEAK RATE RIDER

Service under this rider schedule is available on a uniform basis throughout the Association's serive area for qualified loads.

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RESIDENTIAL BILL CALCULATION
Sample residential bill calculation.

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AGREEMENT FOR DISTRIBUTED GENERATION

Agreement for Interconnection and Parallel Operation of Distributed Generation (10 kW or less) 1,172 kb/ 35 pages

**The Power Cost Adjustment (PCA): $0.0378 - (Will be $0.0308/kWh on bills after 12-4-09)

** The Environmental Adjustment(on bills after 12-4-09): $0.00287/kWh

**The Regulatory Adjustment: $0.001168/kWh

The power cost adjustment (PCA) is not a rate increase but a temporary adjustment. It can be an increase or decrease depending on the cost of generating and purchasing electricity. The adjustment is an expense passed through to the member without profit or markup.

The environmental adjustment is not a rate increase but a line item showing costs currently in the bill that are associated with federal compliance to environmental legislation and regulations. In a Carbon constrained world, it will cost more to generate electricity. Singing River Electric has isolated these environmental costs to show the member exactly how much of their bill is a direct result of climate change legislation and regulations. The adjustment is an expense passed through to the member without profit or markup.

The regulatory adjustment is not a rate increase but a line item showing costs associated with all regulatory taxes and fees imposed on Singing River Electric by any governmental body including franchise fees, ad-valorem and property taxes, etc. The adjustment is an expense passed through to the member without profit or markup.

Singing River Electric and South Mississippi Electric Power Association keep power costs low by purchasing a blend of owned and contracted resources to generate electricity including natural gas, coal, nuclear and hydro power.

Singing River Electric members experience some of the lowest cost per kilowatt-hour in the nation.

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