Via Hand Delivery. Ms. Sandra Squire Executive Secretary Public Service Commission of West Virginia 201 Brooks Street Charleston, West Virginia 25323

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1 500 LEE STREET EAST SUITE I600 RO. BOX 553 CHARLESTON. WEST VIRGINIA TELEPHONE: TELECOPIER www jocksonkef/y.com (304) Internet: kelly.com Telecopier: (304) WV Bar ID # 5991 Via Hand Delivery Ms. Sandra Squire Executive Secretary Public Service Commission of West Virginia 201 Brooks Street Charleston, West Virginia Re: Case No E-PC Monongahela Power Company and The Potomac Edison Company Dear Ms. Squire: Enclosed for filing are an original and six copies of the Companies tariff sheets reflecting the initial Program Cost Recovery Rate authorized in the Commission s December 30, 2011 order in this docket. We have also enclosed an original and six copies of the rate calculations supporting the Program Cost Recovery Rate for each of the Companies rate schedules. The Commission should note that for Potomac Edison, the rates of the former customers of Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative, as shown on tariff sheets 31-1 through 35-1 (Rate Schedules A-8, S-4, B-8, LP-8, and Y-6) have been reduced to offset the Program Cost Recovery Rate increase in order to maintain the rates of those customers at the level authorized in the Commission Order dated December 28,2010 in Case No E-PC. Please file these tariff sheets and rate calculations and circulate the enclosed copies to the appropriate parties at the Commission. In addition, please date stamp the extra copies of this letter and the enclosures and return them to our messenger. As always, we appreciate your assistance. Please advise me if you have any questions. CLC/mv Enclosures Charlesron,W Clarksburg,WV MartinsburgWV * Morgantown,WV *Wheeling.WV Denver, CO Indianapolis, IN * Lexington, KY Pittsburgh, PA Washington, DC

2 Ms. Sandra Squire January 9,20 12 Page 2 cc: James W. Burk, Esq. (w/enc.) John Auville, Esq. (w/enc.) Jacqueline Lake Roberts, Esq. (w/enc.) Susan J. Riggs, Esq. (w/enc.) Derrick Price Williamson, Esq. (w/ene.) Mary Anne Maul, Esq. (w/enc.) (C }

3 Thirty-eighth Revision of Original Sheet No. 1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-seventh Revision of Original Sheet No. 1 Monongahela Power Company An Ohio Corporation Fairmont, West Virginia Rates and Rules & Regulations For Electric Service In Certain Counties in West Virginia Indicated on Sheet Nos. 3A1 to 3A5 on file With the Public Service Commission of West Virginia Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

4 MONONGAHEU POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia INDEX OF SCHEDULES DescriDtloq Title Page 1 index of Schedules 2A1 Index of Schedules 2A2 Index of Schedules Electric Service Area Served Electric Service Area Served Rules & Regulations for Electric Service Definitions Character of Electric Service Appllcatlon Deposits Right-of-way Service Connections Meter Connections Customer Responsibilities Customer Responsibilities (Contd.) No Resale Billing and Payments Billing and Payments (Contd.) Suspension of Minimum Monthly Payments Suspension of Minimum Monthly Payments Failure to Pay Emergencies Interruption and Discontinuance of Service lnterruptlon and Discontinuance of Service (Contd.) Reconnect Charge Reconnect Charge (Contd.) Interruption of Service Cancellation of Contract Extension of Company's Facilities Pian A Plan B Pian C Plan D Promises 2A3 3A1-3A4 3A5 4A1 4A1 4A2 4A2 4A3 4A3 4A3 4A3 4A4 4A4 4A4 4A5 4A5 4A6 4A6 4A6 4A6 4A7 4A7 4A8 4A8 4A0 4A8 4A8 4A9 4A9 4A9 4A10 Service for Periods Less than those Specified in Rate Schedule 4A10-4A11 Temporary Service 4A10 Governmental Bodies and Agencies 4A11 Local Tax Adjustment 4A11 Imposed Relocatlons or Undergrounding 4A11 Imposed Relocations or Undergrounding (Contd.) 4A12 Complaint (Electric Rule 6.7.) and Request (Electric Rule 6.8.) Meter Tests 4A12 Local Tax Surcharge Rates 5A1 Local Tax Surcharge Rates (Contd.) 5A2 Local Tax Surcharge Rates (Contd.) 5A3 West Virginla Franchise Tax Surcharge 58 Reduced Rate Residential Service Rider (SRRRS) 581 West Virginia Business & Occupation Tax Surcharge 5D1 West Virginla Economic Incentive Credit 5E1 Environmental Control Charge Nonalizatlon Surcharge 5F1 Envlronmental Control Charge 5G1 Environmental Control Charge - 2 5H1 EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate Section Revisioq Thirty-eighth SI*y-sixth Twenty-third Fifteenth Origlnai First First First Fourth Fourth Second Second Second Second Second Second Second Third Third Second Second Second Second Third Third Third Third Third Third Third First First First First First Sixty-sixth Revision of Original Sheet No. 2A1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Sixty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 2A1 Fir& First Second Second Twenty-fourth Twenty-third First First First First Fourth Eleventh Ninth Fourth Original Effective Date Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

5 MONONGAHEM POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Twenty-third Revision of Original Sheet No. 2A2 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Twenty-second Revision of Original Sheet No. 2A2 INDEX OF SCHEDULES (Contlnued) s!sqsh Section Revlslon Effective Date Line Extension Plans - Schedule "LE" 6A 1 6A2 6A3-6A11 Fourth Fifth Original Residential Service Residential Schedule 'A' General Service General Service Schedule "8' General Service Schedule "B"(Contd.) General Service Schedule 'C' General Service Schedule "C'(Contd.) Church & School Schedule "CSH' (Space Heating) General Service Schedule "D'(Primary) General Service Schedule "D' (Contd.) 7A 1 8A1 8A2 9A1 9A2 1 OAI 11AI lla2 Thirty-eighth Thirty-sixth Original Thirty-fifth Fifth Thirty-sixth Thirty-eighth Sixth Power Service General Power Service Schedule OK' (Primary Voltage or Higher) General Power Service Schedule "K' (Contd.) Large Power Service Schedule "P' (Transmission Voltage) Large Power Service Schedule 'P" (Contd.) 13A1 13A2 14A1 14A2 Thirty-second Twenty-fourth Thirty-fourth Nineteenth Lighting Service Private Outdoor Lighting Schedule "SLP" Private Outdoor Lighting Schedule "SLP' (Contd.) Private Outdoor Lighting Schedule 'SLP' (Contd.) Street and Highway Lighting Schedule "MV' Street and Highway Lighting Schedule 'MV' (Contd.) Street and Highway Lighting Schedule "SV' Street and Highway Lighting Schedule "SV' (Contd.) 15A1 15A2 15A3 16A1 16A2 18Al 18A2 Thirty-thlrd Twenty-fifth Eighth Thirty-sixth Sixteenth Thirty-sixth First Cogeneration Schedule "0-0' 19A1-19A4 Original Interruptible Power Service Schedule "ip' 20A1 Original Alternative Generation Schedule "AGS' Alternatlve Generation Schedule "AGS' (Contd.) Alternative Generation Schedule 'AGS" (Contd.) Alternative Generation Schedule "AGS' (Contd.) Alternative Generatlon Schedule "AGS' (Contd.) 22A1-22A3 22A4 22A5 22A6 22A7 Second Fifteenth Fourteenth Second Seventh Opportunity Power Service Rider 23A 1 Original Experimental Shoulder-Peak Rider 24A1 Original Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,2012

6 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fainont, West Virginia Fifteenth Revision of Original Sheet No. 2A3 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Fourteenth Revision of Original Sheet No. 2A3 INDEX OF SCHEDULES (Continued) Deecrlotlon slw.mb SeCtIO~ Revisioq Effectlve, Date Outdoor Lighting Equipment, Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "EMU" Equipment, Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "EMU" (Cont'd.) Equipment, Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "EMU" (Cont'd.) Equipment, Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "EMU" (Cont'd.) Equipment, Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "EMU" (Confd.) Equipment, Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "EMU" (Cont'd.) Maintenance and Unrnetered Service Schedule "MU" Maintenance and Unrnetered Service Schedule "MU" (Cont'd.) Maintenance and Unmetered Service Schedule "MU" (Cont'd.) Equipment and Malntenance Service Schedule "EM" Equipment and Maintenance Service Schedule "EM" (Cont'd.) Equipment and Maintenance Service Schedule "EM" (Cont'd.) Equipment and Maintenance Service Schedule "EM" (Cont'd.) Equipment and Maintenance Service Schedule "EM" (Cont'd.) Equipment and Maintenance Service Schedule "EM" (Cont'd.) 25A1 25A2 25A3 25A4 25A5 25A6 26A1 26A2 26A3 27A1 27A2 27A3 27A4 27A5 27A6 Seventh Seventh Fifth Original Original 0 rig i n a I Eleventh Original Original Fourth Fourth Original Original Original Original Surge Suppression Service Schedule "PQ" 28A1 Original Outdoor Lighting Service Schedule "LIT" Outdoor Lighting Service Schedule "LIT" (Cont'd.) Outdoor Lighting Service Schedule "LIT" (Cont'd.) 29A1 29A2 29A3 Sixth Tenth Original Large General Service Schedule "LGS" 30A1 First Small General Service Schedule "SGS" 31A1 First Energy Data Services Schedule "EDS" 32A1-32A2 Original Power Quality Services Rider 33A1 Original Net Energy Metering Rlder 34A1-34A3 First Denotes New issued: January 9,2012 Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,2012

7 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Original Sheet No. 511 P. S. C. W. Va. No. 21 In addition to the charges provided in this Tariff, there shall be an EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate as set forth below to recover the costs associated with Company-sponsored programs for Energy Efficiency and Conservation ( EE&C ) as approved by the Commission. This rate is applied to designated Rate Schedules to recover costs allocated to that Rate Schedule. The EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate will be applied each month until changed by the Commission. The EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate is added to the Customer s bill before any tax surcharge is levied against the Customer s total bill. Amounts billed hereunder shall be subject to late payment charges. CALCULATION OF The EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate is a rate per kilowatt-hour and is calculated by dividing the costs allocated to each Rate Schedule by the kilowatt-hour sales expected for the same Rate Schedule. The calculation includes an Annual Reconciliation Factor. Changes to the EEC Program Cost Recover Rate will be filed annually on or before September 1, to become effective the forthcoming 12-month period beginning January 1. Upon determination that the EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate, if left unchanged, would result in a material overhndercollection, the Company may file a proposed interim revision for Commission approval. follows: Bills shall include an amount equal to the EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate times the number of kilowatt-hours as Rate Schedule A B C CSH D K AGS Lighting Rate Der kwh $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Rate Schedule EMU, MU, SL-P, SV, MV, LIT Eligible Customers may request an exemption from the EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate pursuant to the opt-out authorization set forth in P.S.C. of West Virginia Case No E-P-T Order dated December 30, Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

8 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Original Sheet No. 512 P. S. C. W. Va. No. 21 (Concluded] ELIGIBLE COSTS Costs eligible for recovery through the EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate are approved by the Commission and include: Program Costs -- Program Costs are the estimated costs for research, development, implementation, and operation of programs to be incurred by the Company and approved by the Commission. Program costs include, but are not limited to, Company labor, rebates and incentives, payments to third parties for program administration and implementation, direct marketing and advertising costs, market research costs, program development, measurement, monitoring and evaluation, consultant and contractor fees, applicable software and software licenses, and all other administrative activities associated with program development, implementation and operation. Annual Reconciliation Factor -- The Annual Reconciliation Factor corrects for overhnder-collection of Program Costs and may reflect items such as an update of forecasted billing determinants, re-evaluation or re-design of EE&C programs, and re-allocation of Program Costs to designated Rate Schedules. The Company will submit to the Commission by September 1 of each year the net over-collection or under-collection of Program Costs as of the end of the 12-month period ending June 30 immediately preceding the upcoming EEC Program Cost Recovery program year, including applicable interest. Interest shall accrue at the average rate of the Company s cost of short term credit facility borrowings and shall be computed monthly on the overcollection or under-collection of Program Costs using the average of the current month s beginning and ending balances. The Annual Reconciliation Factor is debited or credited against the Program Costs eligible for recovery through the EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate for the forthcoming 12-month period beginning January 1. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

9 MONONGAHEIA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia RESIDENTIAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "A" AVAIIABLE for single phase residential use through one meter. Thirty-eighth Revision of Original Sheet No. 7A1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-seventh Revision of Original Sheet No. 7A1 MONTHLY RATE (For a single residence) Customer Charge - $5.00 per month Energy Charge All kilowatt-hours $ per kilowatt-hour MINIMUM BILL The Customer Charge shall be the minimum bill. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE I ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE-2 tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. TERM A contract may be required for new Customers which require an extension of Company facilities under Company Rule 15, otherwise. no term. GENERAL Rates and provisions are subject to "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service." Where two or more residences located OR one premises are supplied through a single meter, each shall be classed as a single residence, and the contracting party will be billed under this schedule, with Customer Charge increased in proportion to the number of residences sewed. Apartments and trailer courts supplied through one meter shall be billed on an appropriate General Service Rate. (Reference: "Rules and Regulations for the Government of Electric Utilities,' issued by the Public Service Commission of West Virginia.) Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,2012

10 MONONGAHEU POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Thirty-sixth Revision of Original Sheet No. 8A1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 8A1 GENERAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "B" AVAllABLE through a single meter point for service to general service Customers with normal maximum electrical requirements of 10 kw or less per month. When a Customer being served under this Schedule establishes or exceeds a normal maximum electrical requirement of 10 kw per month, the Customer will be placed on the appropriate general service Schedule. Service shall not be available for standby or maintenance service such as that required for Alternative Generation Facilities. MONTHLY RATE Customer Charge - $5.00 per month Energy Charge First 400 kilowatt-hours... All additional kilowatt-hours... $ per kilowatt-hour per kilowatt-hour MINIMUM BILL The minimum bill per month shall not be less than the Customer Charge nor less than $2.41 per kilowatt of capacity necessary to serve the Customer. The Company may install a demand meter for connections which, in any month, are expected to exceed 25 KW demand. Also, the Company may install a demand meter on connections whose usage exceeds 5,000 kwh in any month. If a demand meter has been installed, the maximum reading of the demand meter in the previous 12 months will determine the kilowatt capacity necessary to serve. For connections without a demand meter, a kilowatt of capacity necessary to serve under this schedule shall be defined as the maximum number of kilowatt-hours used in the current month, or in any of the previous 12 months, divided by 120. If a Customer can demonstrate to the Company that his calculated demand is unreasonable, then the Company may change such demand or demands, and may elect to install a demand meter. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. Denotes New Issued under Order of the West Virginia Public Service Commission in Case No E-P-T Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,2012

11 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia GENERAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE C Thirty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 9A1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-fourth Revision of Original Sheet No. 9A1 AVAllABLE at a single place of use for any purpose when all service is combined for billing under this schedule, except that (1) service for heating may be billed separately under a special schedule previously available for such heating service; and (2) service shall not be available for standby or maintenance service such as that required for Alternative Generation Facilities. MONTHLY RATE Customer Charge - $40.00 per month Demand Charge All kilowatts... $12.55 per kilowatt Energy Charge All kilowatt-hours... $ per kilowatt-hour MINIMUM BILL $4.00 per kilowatt of maximum billing demand established during the initial term or any renewal term while service is supplied under this schedule. Such demand shall not be less than 50% of the kilowatt capacity necessary to serve the Customer, nor less than 10 kilowatts. VOLTAGE DISCOUNT When service is furnished at a voltage greater than 2,000 volts, a voltage discount of $0.25 per kilowatt of demand will be applied to all kilowatts of demand, but in no case will the amount of the minimum bill be hereby reduced. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of Rules and Regulations for Electric Service, there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE I ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE-2 An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 501 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND The monthly billing demand will be the maximum number of kilowatts measured over any fifteen-minute interval, except as modified by the provisions for off-peak service. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

12 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Thirty-sixth Revision of Original Sheet No. loal P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 1OA1 CHURCH AND SCHOOL HEATING RATE SCHEDULE "CSH" AVAILABLE for electric heating service in a public or parochial school, or in a nonprofit college or university, or in a church, where electricity is used as the sole means of such heating, subject to the definition and conditions stated herein. This schedule is closed except to Customers being served under it and at their current service locations, or having contracted for service under it, on April 25, MONTHLY RATE All kilowatt-hours $ per kilowatt-hour DETERMINATION OF KILOWATT-HOURS USED FOR HEATING It is preferred that the Customer's wiring be so designed and constructed that the heating service provided under this rate schedule may be metered separately from all other electric service used on the premises. However, at the Customer's option all electric service delivered to the electrically heated church or school facilities may be measured by one meter, in which case 80% of the total quantity of energy so delivered (and 85% of the maximum demand) in any billing period shall be considered to have been used for heating purposes and the balance of the energy use (and demand) registered by the meter shall be considered to have been used for purposes other than heating and shall be billed under an appropriate General Service Rate. MINIMUM BILL None. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown orl Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff, ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE I ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE-2 An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. GENERAL Rates and provisions are subject to "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service.' The word 'school' is used in this rate schedule in its customary sense to refer to a grade school, high school (through the twelfth grade), college, or college-related technical schools, consisting of but not limited to classrooms, laboratories, manual arts shops, domestic science kitchens, dormitories, and other facilities customarily associated with such schools. However, service for athletic field flood lighting, heavy duty shop motors, welding equipment, and for other special purposes will be excluded from the total service in the determination of quantities used for heating by the optional percentage method. The word "church" is used in this rate schedule in its customary sense to refer to a building used principaliy for weekly services of religious worship and only incidentally at other times for activities related to religious objectives. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,2012

13 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia GENERAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "D" Thirty-eighth Revision of Original Sheet No. 11Al P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-seventh Revision of Original Sheet No. 11Al AVAILABLE at a single place of use for any purpose when all deliveries are at the standard distribution voltage of the immediate area as designated by Company but not less than 1,000 volts, and through one metering point, except that service shall not be available for standby or maintenance service such as that required for Alternative Generation Facilities. An Electric Service Agreement shall be executed. MONTHLY RATE Demand Charge First 500 kilowatts... All additional kilowatts... All kilovars in excess of 35% of the current kilowatt billing demand... $14.42 per kilowatt per kilowatt 0.40 per kilovar Energy Charge All kilowatt-hours... $ per kilowatt-hour MINIMUM BILL The minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the highest of the following: 1. The demand charge, or 2. $2.70 per KW of the highest billing demand established during the preceding 12 months, or 3. $2.70 times 50% of the kilowatt capacity set forth in the Agreement. VOLTAGE DISCOUNT When service is furnished at a voltage greater than 15,000 volts, a voltage discount of $0.25 per kilowatt of demand will be applied to all kilowatts of demand, but in no case will the amount of the minimum bill be hereby reduced. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE I ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE-2 An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. DETERMINATION OF BILLING DEMAND The monthly billing demand will be the maximum kilowatts and kilovars each integrated over any fifteen-minute interval, except as modified under the provisions for off-peak service, but in no case shall the monthly billing demand be less than 200 kilowatts. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

14 MONONGAHEIA POWER COMPANY Fainont, West Virginia Twenty-fourth Revision of Original Sheet No. 13A2 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Twenty-third Revision of Original Sheet No. 13A2 GENERAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "K" (Continued) Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service,' there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. WEST VIRGINIA ECONOMIC INCENTIVE CREDIT A West Virginia Economic Incentive Credit shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5E1 of this tariff. An Environmentat Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 561 and 5H1 of this An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. TERM The initial term of Electric Service Agreement for service under this schedule shall be 5 years. Agreement shall remain in force thereafter until twelve months after written notice of cancellation has been given by either party to the other. After the initial term, customer can change the Agreement capacity amount, but can do so no more often than every 12 months. GENERAL Rates and provisions are subject to 'Rules and Regulations for Electric Service." This schedule is intended primarily for service to customer's operations where the entire electrical requirements are purchased from the Company. Where a part of such requirement is supplied from a source other than the Company's facilities, special contract provisions will be required setting forth the special operating and billing conditions. Customer shall provide protective equipment, satisfactory to Company, at point of delivery. Denotes New Issued under Order of the West Virginia Public Service Commission in Case No E-P-T Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

15 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Twenty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 15A2 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Twenty-fourth Revision of Original Sheet No, 15A2 ADDITIONAL CHARGES FOR OPTIONAL TERM 8,150 Lumen Mercury Vapor Unit 8,150, 11,500,21,500 or 60,000 Lumen Mercury Vapor Unit PRIVATE OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "SL-P" (Continued) AUTION (Restricted-See"'): with 8'Am... Additional Monthlv Cha rag $0.25 per lamp with IO' Am per lamp with I2 Am per lamp with 15' Am per lamp '** Restricted to equipment in service on September I, They are not available for new or additional installations. Not less than one year. When underground circuits are furnished, the term shall be five years. Within municipalities or poliical subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of 'Rules and Regulations for Electric Service,' there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 561 and 5H1 of this An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. GENERAL Rates and Provisions are Subject to "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service.' Where customer desires an installation different from the standard type described above, such as an underground or ornamental system, customer will pay in advance the cost of installing such additional facilities. Customer will also be required to pay Company for any additional costs required for the operation and maintenance related to these additional facilities. Denotes New Issued under Order of the West Virginia Public Service Commission in Case No E-P-T Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

16 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Faimont, West Virginia STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "MV" Thirty-sixth Revision of Original Sheet No. 16A1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 16A1 AVAILABLE for outdoor Mercury Vapor Lighting service for streets, highways, and other public places of incorporated communities or other governmental units contracted for prior to November 26, Standard service (Items 1, 2, and 3 below) under this schedule shall be supplied from overhead lines and from Company's standard type lamps, fixtures, supporting arms, ballasts, conductors, and other appurtenances, using wood distribution poles unrestricted as to their use by Company for purposes other than street lighting. The rating of lamps in lumens is for identification and shall approximate the manufacturer's standard rating. MONTHLY RATE 1, Standard Semi-Enclosed Type Luminaire on 6-Foot Bracket or Less: 8,150 Lumen (175 Watt) Lamp (74 kwh)... $10.05 per lamp 2. Standard Enclosed Type Luminaire on 8-Foot Bracket or Less: 11,500 Lumen (250 Watt) Lamp (103 kwh)... $12.32 per tamp 21,500 Lumen (400 Watt) Lamp (162 kwh) per lamp 60,000 Lumen (1000 Watt) Lamp (386 kwh) per lamp 3. Standard Floodlight on Bracket: 11,500 Lumen (250 Walt) Lamp (103 kwh) (Restricted-See*) $12.32 per lamp 21,500 Lumen (400 Watt) Lamp (162 kwh) per lamp 60,000 Lumen (1000 Watt) Lamp (386 kwh) per lamp Restricted to locations in service on November 25, They are not available for new or additional installations. Pole Top Mounted 8,150 Lumen (175 Watt) Lamp (74 kwh) (Restricted-See'*)... $17.07 per lamp ** Restricted to locations in service on June 12, This unit is not available for new or additional installations. ADDITIONAL CHARGES FOR OPTIONAL INSTALLATION (Restricted-See"') 8,150 Lumen Unit with 8' Arm... $ 0.25 per unit 8,150, 11,500, 21,500, or 60,000 Lumen Units with 10 Am... with 12 Am... with 15 Arm per unit 0.81 per unit 0.97 per unit *** Restricted to equipment in service on December 2, They are not available for new or additional installations. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 'Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shalt apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE I ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE-2 An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 501 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

17 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Thirty-sixth Revision of Original Sheet No. 18A1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Thirty-fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 18A1 STREET AND HlGHW Y GHTlNG SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE "SV" AVAllABLE for outdoor high pressure sodium vapor (HPS) lighting service contracted for prior to November 26, 1997 for streets, highways, and other public places of incorporated communities or other governmental units. Standard service shall be supplied from overhead lines and from Company's standard type lamps, fixtures, supporting arms, ballasts, conductors, and other appurtenances, using wood distribution poles unrestricted as to their use by Company for purposes other than street lighting. The rating of lamps in lumens is for identification and shall approximate the manufacturer's standard rating. MONTHLY RATE 1, Standard Semi-Enclosed Type HPS Unit on 6-Foot Bracket or less: 9,500 Lumen (100 watt) Lamp (51 KWH)... $ 7.92 per lamp 2. Standard Enclosed Type HPS Cobra Luminaire on 8-Foot Bracket or less: 9,500 Lumen (100 watt) Lamp (51 KWH)... $ 8.56 per lamp 22,000 Lumen (200 watt) Lamp (86 KWH) per lamp 50,000 Lumen (400 watt) Lamp (167 KWH) per lamp 3. Standard HPS Floodlight on Bracket: 22,000 Lumen (200 watt) Lamp (86 KWH)... $12.29 per lamp 50,000 Lumen (400 watt) Lamp (167 KWH) per lamp 4. Pole Top Mounted 9,500 Lumen HPS Unit: On Standard Pole (51 KWH)... $14.88 per lamp Installations under Item 4. include Company standard pole with mounting height approximately 14 feet, a concrete base if required, installed where service is supplied from an existing underground distribution system and the point of connection for secondary service is located within three feet of the base of the light pole. For installations requiring additional facilities, customer shall pay installed costs of the additional facilities and actual costs for any maintenance performed on the additional facilities. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. AGREEMENT AND TERM Service under this schedule will be supplied only under Company's standard form of agreement for a term of not less than 10 years. Denotes New issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

18 MONONGAHEU POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Seventh Revision of Original Sheet No. 22A7 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Sixth Revision of Original Sheet No ALTERNATIVE GENERATION SCHEDULE SCHEDULE " AGS" FACILITIES Any facilities that are installed by the Company solely to provide Standby Power or Maintenance Power service and which have not been included in the customer's interconnection costs are installed at the customer's expense. The customer is responsible for the total cost of construction plus a monthly maintenance charge for those facilities. Any facilities, including relays and their settings, installed by customer for the purpose of connecting to the Company must be specifically approved by the Company prior to the connection being made and must be subject to the Company's continuing approval. DATA The customer shall furnish such detailed load data and data on outages as the Company shall, from time to time, require, together with such supporting documentation as the Company shall request, in order for the Company to collect data and prepare reports as may be required. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service,' there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5Fl of this tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERM GENERAL Not less than one year. Rates and provisions are subject to "Rules and Regulations for Electric Service.' Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

19 MONONGAHEIA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia OUTDOOR LIGHTING EQUIPMENT, MAINTENANCE, AND UNMETERED SERVICE SCHEDULE EMU (Continued) Fifth Revision of Original Sheet No. 25A3 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 21 Fourth Revision of Original Sheet No. 25A3 Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 Rules and Regulations for Electric Service, there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE I ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CHARGE-2 An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. TERM Short Term Short Term Service having an initial term of thirty (30) days is available if the Customer makes an initial payment of the cost of instaliation and removal of the luminaire and bracket in addition to any other payments required under "CONDITIONS" below. This initial payment shall be refundable with interest if the lighting system remains in service for five years. After the initial term, the Agreement shall remain in effect until canceled by either party with not less than thirty (30) days prior written notice of cancellation. Long Term Long Term Service having an initial term of ten years is available and monthly rate as set forth in this schedule shall be reduced by fifty cents per lamp. After the initial term, the Agreement shall remain in effect until canceled by either party with not less than 90 days prior written notice of cancellation. CONDITIONS STANDARDSYSTEMS Overhead Service Facilities shall consist of: 1. Standard overhead, horizontal luminaire (cobra head) and photoelectric control mounted on a luminaire bracket. 2. Standard vertical open lens luminaire ("OL") and photoelectric control mounted on a luminaire bracket. 3. Standard floodlighting luminaire with photoelectric control and an adjustable mounting bracket. Luminaire is mounted on an existing Company-owned or approved pole. Underaround Service Facilities shall consist of: 1. Standard colonial post top luminaire, a photoelectric control and a direct buried fiberglass pole approximately 14 feet in height. 2. Standard overhead, horizontal luminaire (cobra head), a photoelectric control and a direct buried fiberglass pole approximately 30 feet in height. 3. Standard rectangular enclosed luminaire, a photoelectric control and a square steel pole approximately 30 feet in height mounted on a non-concrete power installed foundation. 4. Standard rectangular enclosed area (galleria) luminaire, a photoelectric control and a square steel pole approximately 40 feet in height. The base foundation is normally provided by the Customer. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,2012

20 MONONGAHEIA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia AVAILABILITY OUTDOOR LlGHTlNQ MAINTENANCE AND UNMETERED SERVICE SCHEDULE MU Eleventh Revision of Original Sheet No. 26A1 P.S.C. w. Va. 21 Tenth Revision of Original Sheet No. 26A1 Available for high pressure sodium, mercury vapor, metal halide and incandescent lighting. MONMLY RATE Hiah Pressure Sodium Vaoqt Installed On Customer-Owned Installed On Company's Distribution Svstem 9,500 Lumen Wa tt Wh.... $ 5.52 net each... $ 6.57 net each 22,000 Lumen Wa t. 86 kwh. $ 7.85 net each... $ 8.90 net each 50,000 Lumen Wa tt kwh. $13.22 net each... $14.27 net each Mercury Vapor 8,150 Lumen WatL.74 kwh.. $ 8.94 net each... $ 8.00 net each 11,500 Lumen Wa t. 103 kwh.. $ 8.93 net each... $ 9.97 net each 21,500 Lumen Wa t. 162 kwh. $11.92 net each... $12.97 net each 60,000 Lumen Wa t. 386 kwh... $25.68 net each... $28.73 net each Metal Halide 11,600 Lumen Watt kwh... $ 8.18 net each.... $ 9.23 net each 15,000 Lumen Wa tt kwh. $10.30 net each... $11.34 net each 36,000 Lumen Watt kwh... $13.80 net each... $14.85 net each 90,000 Lumen Watt kwh. $29.55 net each.... $30.60 net each Incandescent 1,000 Lumen Wa tt kwh... $ 5.85 net each... $ 6.90 net each 2,500 Lumen Wa t. 71 kwh. $ 8.13 net each... $ 9.18 net each 4,000 Lumen Wa tt kwh... $11.17 net each $12.23 net each 6,000 Lumen Watt kwh. $14.13 net each... $15.17 net each Note: The rating of the lamps in lumens is for identiflcation and shall approximate the manufacturer's standard rating. Within municipaliies or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company as specified in Rule No. 18, Rules and Regulations for Electric Service, there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff. An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 501 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. LATE PAYMENT CHARGE Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. Denotes New Issued under Order of the West Virginia Public Service Commission in Case No E-P-T Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

21 MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY Fairmont, West Virginia Tenth Revision of Original Sheet No. 29A2 P.S.C. W.Va. No. 21 Ninth Revision of Original Sheet No. 29A2 2. MONTHLY RATE (continued) Schedule LIT, OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE (CIS RATE CODE 300, CONTINUED) ELECTRIC C. Urbanlites - Rectangular shaped luminaries which provide sharp cut-off patterns along with decorative, environment qualities, applicable to Area and Roadway Lighting service. These lamps will continue to be supplied at those locations being served as of May 29, 1981, at the rates set forth below. No additional lamps will be supplied unless written commitments were made prior to May 29, D. Directional Lighting Service Monthly Approximate Rate per Unit Per kw h Lumens Type Month ,000 Mercury Vapor $ ,000 Sodium Vapor $ ,000 Sodium Vapor $ ,000 Sodium Vapor $35.07 Monthly Approximate Rate Der Unit Per Month kw h Lumens Type 1 st Unit Per Pole Each Additional Unit on Same Pole ,000 Mercury Vapor $22.50 $ ,000 Mercury Vapor $38.64 $ ,000 Sodium Vapor $31.58 $ ,000 Sodium Vapor $43.87 $32.82 E. Minimum Charge The monthly minimum charge shall be the rate specified in 2.A, 2.B,2.C, or 2.D above. Within municipalities or political subdivisions which impose taxes based upon the amount of electric service sold or revenues received by the Company, as specified in Rule No. 18 of 'Rules and Regulations for Electric Service," there shall be added to the total bill a surcharge equal to the percentage shown on Sheet No. 5A. An Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge shall apply, as outlined on Sheet No. 5F1 of this tariff, An Environmental Control Charge and Environmental Control Charge-2 shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 5G1 and 5H1 of this tariff. An EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate shall apply, as outlined on Sheet Nos. 511 and 512 of this tariff. TERMS OF PAYMENT Bills are due and payable on presentation. A late payment charge of 2% of the net bill will be added to each bill not paid in full within twenty (20) days from the date mailed. Denotes New Issued by C. E. Jones President Effective: January 1,201 2

22 Thirty-second Revision of Original Sheet No. 1 P.S.C. W. Va. No. 2 Thirty-first Revision of Original Sheet No. 1 The Potomac Edison Company Rates and Rules & Regulations For Electric Service In Certain Counties in West Virginia Indicated on Sheet Nos. 2-1 and 2-2 on file With the Public Service Commission of West Virginia Effective: January 1,201 2 CHARLES E. JONES, PRESIDENT

23 THE POTOMAC EDISON COMPANY INDEX Forty-fourth Revision of Original Sheet No. 3-1 P. S. C. W. Va. No. 2 Forty-third Revision of Original Sheet No. 3-1 SCHEDULE Front... 1 Towns Served Index Term 1. Definitions Characteristics of Service Supplied Application of Service Service Connections Location of Company's Equipment Access To Customer's Premises Deposits For Service PAGE 8. Selection of Schedule Customer's Installation and Responsibility Metering and Billing Payments Use of Electricity Interruption To Service Supplied By The Company Customer Dlscontinuance of Service Company's Right To Disconnect Electric Service Reconnection Of The Supply of Electricity Service Interruptions Provisions Covering The Extension of Company's Facilities Master Metering Local Tax Adjustment Billing Adjustment Imposed Relocations or Undergrounding Complaint (Electric Rule 6.7,) and Request (Electric Rule 6.8.) Meter Tests Residential Conservation Service Program Energy Audits Statement of Local Tax Surcharge Rates Line Extension Plans... LE Energy Emergency Operating Plan Reduced Rate Residential Service Rider... SRRRS... 7-A-1 Curtailable Service Rider West Virginia Business & Occupation Tax Surcharge... (Canceled)... 7-C-1 West Virginia Economic Incentive Credit... 7-D-1 Environmental Control Charge Normalization Surcharge... 7-E-1 Environmental Control Charge... 7-F-1 Environmental Control Charge G-1 EEC Program Cost Recovery Rate... 7-H-1 Residential Service... R Residential Service - All Electric... (Canceled)... R-A INDICATES NEW Issued: January Effective: January CHARLES E. JONES. PRESIDENT Issued under Order of the West Virginia Public Service Commission in Case No E-P-T