Effective for all bills rendered after April 1, 2026
Applicability
To commercial and general service Customers not subject to other specific rate schedules, and whose service entrance requirements are either single-phase, 400 amps or less, or three-phase, 200 amps or less.
Character of Service
60 hertz alternating current, single-phase, 400 amps or less, or three-phase, 200 amps or less, and at such voltage as the PUD may have available.
Effective for all bills rendered after April 1, 2026
Applicability
To general service Customers with fixed loads with fixed periods of operation, including but not limited to traffic signals and cable television amplifiers, which are unmetered for the convenience and mutual benefit of the Customer and the PUD.
An average monthly charge will be determined on a case-by-case basis either by test or by estimates calculated from equipment ratings supplied by the Customer to the PUD.
Effective for all bills rendered after April 1, 2026
Applicability
To commercial and general service Customers not subject to other specific rate schedules whose service entrance requirements are either single-phase service and exceed 400 amps or three-phase service exceeding 200 amps, and whose peak monthly load is less than 1,875 kW.
Character of Service
60 hertz alternating current at such phases and voltage as the PUD may have available.
Monthly Rate
Base Charge: $75.50
Energy Charge:
For all kWhs - 5.69¢ per kWh
Demand Charge: $8.50 per kW
(30-minute rolling intervals)
All applicable BPA Power Cost Adjustment charges per Rate Schedule 94 shall apply to all kWhs billed to Customers under this Rate Schedule.
Average Power Factor Charge
In addition to the Energy and Demand Charges, the Customer shall pay an Average Power Factor Charge as determined in Rate Schedule 92.
Metering
Normally, metering will be installed on the secondary voltage side of the transformers. The billed energy will be adjusted by applying a loss factor or the actual cost of losses to the bill, should the service be primary metered for convenience.
Effective for all bills rendered after April 1, 2026
Applicability
To commercial and general service Customers not subject to other specific rate schedules, and whose service entrance requirements are single-phase, 400 amps or less, or three-phase, 200 amps or less.
Character of Service
60 hertz alternating current, single-phase, 400 amps or less, or three-phase, 200 amps or less, and at such voltage as the PUD may have available.
The PUD matches 100% of the Customer’s kWh energy use with purchases of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) from Pacific Northwest wind energy farms. A REC is a tradable, legal mechanism that represents the environmental benefits associated with 1 Megawatt-hour of electricity generated from a renewable resource. RECs may be sold and traded, and the owner of a REC can legally claim to have purchased renewable energy. RECs incentivize the production of renewable energy by providing a source of revenue to electricity generated from renewable resources, such as wind farms.
Effective for all bills rendered after April 1, 2026
Applicability
To commercial and general service Customers not subject to other specific rate schedules whose service entrance requirements are either single-phase service exceeding 400 amps or three-phase service exceeding 200 amps, and whose peak monthly load is less than 1,875 kW.
Character of Service
60 hertz alternating current at such phases and voltage as the PUD may have available.
The PUD matches 100% of the Customer’s kWh energy use with purchases of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) from Pacific Northwest wind energy farms. A REC is a tradable, legal mechanism that represents the environmental benefits associated with 1 Megawatt-hour of electricity generated from a renewable resource. RECs may be sold and traded, and the owner of a REC can legally claim to have purchased renewable energy. RECs incentivize the production of renewable energy by providing a source of revenue to electricity generated from renewable resources, such as wind farms.
Monthly Rate
Base Charge: $75.50
Energy Charge:
For all kWhs - 7.19¢ per kWh
Demand Charge: $8.50 per kW
(30-minute rolling intervals)
Effective for all bills rendered after April 1, 2026
Applicability
All commercial and general service Customers who qualify for Service under Rate Schedule 24 and have a new large power supply requirement greater than 1,000 kW but less than 5,000 kW total (Connected Load). Existing Customers served under Schedule 24 will be considered new Connected Load under Rate Schedule 27 for only any increased incremental load.
All Customers served under Rate Schedule 27 are required to enter into a Special Contract for Electric Service before delivery of electric service begins under Rate Schedule 27 and must participate in Rate Schedule 27 Customer meetings.
Character of Service
60 hertz alternating current at such phases and voltage as the PUD may have available.
Monthly Rate
Base Charge: $75.50
Energy Charge: For all kWhs Incremental before October 1, 2025 - 5.88¢ per kWh
For all kWhs Incremental on or after October 1, 2025 - 7.07¢ per kWh
Demand Charge: $8.50 per kW
Minimum Monthly Charge
The Base Charge shall be as set forth in the Special Contract for Electric Service entered into by the PUD and the Customer.
BPA Power Cost Adjustments
All applicable BPA Power Cost Adjustment charges per Rate Schedule 94 shall apply to all kWhs billed to Customers under this Rate Schedule.
Average Power Factor Charge
In addition to the Energy and Demand Charges, the Customer shall pay an Average Power Factor Charge as determined in Rate Schedule 92, Power Factor Rate.
Metering
Unless otherwise agreed, metering will be installed on the secondary voltage side of the transformers. The billed energy will be adjusted by applying a loss factor or the actual cost of losses to the Customer’s bill, should the service be primary metered for convenience.
Other Charges & Conditions
A. Special Contract Provisions: The Special Contract for Electric Service shall, at a minimum, incorporate provisions designed to recover the PUD’s cost to serve the Customer. These costs include, but are not limited to, any additional power-related costs and expenses, and all costs incurred if the PUD is required to purchase power in excess of its Tier 1 allocation from BPA.
B. Rate Philosophy – Incremental Costs: Rate Schedule 27 is formulated and will be administered under a "cost-causer - cost-payer" philosophy with the specific objective of avoiding any unnecessary increases in power costs to existing Customers of the PUD as a result of service under this Rate Schedule. Therefore, to the extent applicable, the PUD will charge any and all incremental costs associated or attributable to any new load directly to the Customer that is causing the increased cost. Due to Incremental Costs changing October 1, 2025 existing incremental load and new incremental load shall pay different Incremental rates as specified in the energy charges section of this schedule.
C. Power Supply Requirements: All power supply requirements under Rate Schedule 27 shall be acquired by the PUD and purchased by the Customer and shall be priced at the PUD’s resource acquisition cost, including any delivery related costs. All power supply requirements purchased under Rate Schedule 27 shall be provided to the Customer on a take-or-pay basis and are conditioned on the Customer providing the PUD with adequate financial assurances.
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