Recognition category Percentage/monthly minimum requirement Additional monthly cost

Visionary 30% of load or 50 blocks, whichever is greater (a 750 monthly block purchase will qualify a business as a Visionary level partner)

$97.50 – $650.00

10% of load or 10 blocks, whichever is greater (a 350 monthly block purchase will qualify a business as a Champion level partner)

$19.50 – $370.00

Over 10,000 kilowatt-hours/month (7 blocks) $13.65

100% of usage via the Blue Sky Usage or Habitat option $13.96**

Champion

Supporter Under 10,000 kilowatt-hours/month (4 blocks) $7.80

Luminary*

Blue SkySM Business Partner ProgramTo reward your business for supporting renewable energy through the Blue Sky program, we offer a business partnershipprogram. This program recognizes organizations that commit to a Blue Sky renewable energy purchase that meets orexceeds minimum purchase requirements based on your electricity usage. The business partnership program currently hashundreds of partners who are voluntarily supporting renewable energy. Please see the back of this form for samples ofsome of the materials that may help get the word out about your efforts to hasten renewable energy development.

When joining the Blue Sky business partnership, you have the flexibility to choose whether your entire organization or afacility within your organization becomes a partner. This flexibility allows you to fine tune your renewable energy purchase.

A minimum purchase level and a one-year commitment are required to participate in the business partnership program.

Pacific Power Blue Sky Partner levelsFor more information about the program, or to view a list of Blue Sky Business Partners in your area, visit pacificpower.net/bluesky.

* Available to small non-residential customers only – Schedules 23 and 41. **Assuming average usage of 1,330 kilowatt-hours/month.

Pacific Power Blue Sky promotional materials

Recognition category

Window Sticker

Blue Sky business partner logo for your website and communicationsmaterial (available upon request)

Business Partner Poster (available upon request)

Certificate

Plaque

Increased marketing and promotional opportunities such as weblisting, select advertisements, customer communication and socialmedia (see reverse side for examples)

Visionary

Upon completion of a one-year term, service will continue on a month-to-month basis unless we are notified of your desire to change or cancel your participation. No minimum purchase or term is required to participate in the Blue Sky program. A minimum block purchase and term apply only to QS option and business partnership program.

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10-Speed Coffee 1727 PartnersA Children’s PlaceAbraham CohenAlberta Cooperative GroceryAmerican Chimney And MasonryAndrew’s Pizza/Skylight Theatre Apland JewelersApple Green House & GardenArnerich Massena & AssociatesArnerich Massena Education, Inc Artcraft EnterprisesAshforth Pacifi cBank of CaliforniaBarbara WilliamsBarhyte Specialty Foods, Inc.Big Winds Hood RiverBill PompelBlackfi sh CafeBlue Mountain Community CollegeBlue Scorcher Bakery CaféBonneville Power AdministrationBroadway BuildingBronze Coast GalleryBuilding 2Burgerville USACascade Acupuncture Center, LLCCascade Wellness CenterCathy’s Barber ShopCelilo Restaurant & BarCenter For ChiropracticChinook Winds Casino ResortCity of Cannon BeachCity of Hood RiverCity of Lincoln CityCity of PendletonCoca Cola Bottling Company of OregonColumbia Containers, Inc.Columbia Slough Watershed CouncilColumbia Steel CastingCopper West PropertiesCritter Comfort ‘N Care & Critter

Cottage, Inc.Daniel PriceDaniel White, DCDaniel GilsdorfDarryl AmbroseDavid WagnerDesperate Hard Drives Inc.Discover MortgageDoppio Coffee & LoungeDouble Mountain, LLCDoubleTree Hotel – Portland Doug’s SportsDr. Dana SibillaDuckEast OregonianEdison Design, LLCEdward MurphyEleek Inc. Equinox RestaurantEugene HallmanExcellence Inc.Fabrication EnterprisesFarmers Irrigation DistrictFilm Action OregonFirst Unitarian SocietyFox Harvesting Of OregonFrolikFull Sail Brewing CompanyGary GoodmanGary ZimmermanGateway Eye Clinic, PCGateway VeterinaryGeorgia Pacifi cGlass Alchemy, LTDGrand Central Baking Company

Granny Patti’sGreat Pacifi c Wine & Coffee Co.Growing Seeds North Inc.HairwestHal’s HamburgersHarry Stearns, Inc.Hazelwood Arms Apt., LLCHeat & Frost Insulators Union Local 36 High Lostine Maint CommHill Meat CompanyHistoric Anchor Inn Inc.Hood River BnBHood River CinemasHood River CountyHood River Expo CenterHood River Jewelers Hot Lips PizzaIKEA Oregon, LLCIkote Bead & DesignIncome Property ManagementInland Electric, Inc.Inner City PropertiesInter-fl uve, Inc.James SpivakJames CoughlinJaques, Sharp, Sherrerd, FitzSimons & OstryeJasmine Thai RestaurantJayne MarchesiJennifer FuentesJennifer Sears Glass StudioJennifer ShirleyJesuit Volunteer CorpsJewell GoddardJewelry by Sharon AmberJim & Patty’s CoffeeJohn L. Scott Lincoln CityJohn SwansonJupiter’s BooksKayak ShedKelly Lumber Supply Inc.Knot Another Hat Kyle Dukelow, AttorneyLaura HuntLegacy Emanuel Children’s HospitalLegacy Emanuel Hospital and Health CenterLincoln City Chamber of CommerceLincoln City Liquor Outlet, Inc.Lincoln City Youth LeagueLinda Sweeney Lindell Auto SalvageLindell PropertyLiving Room RealtorsLloyd Center MallLloyd Manor Condominium Assoc.Lori VonderheydtMadison Place Offi ce CondominiumsMark-Taylor LLCMary Hallman Matthew CullenMedical Dental BuildingMelvin Mark PropertiesMetroMike K. WallisMike Rosenbaum, Attorney at LawMike’s Ice CreamMonnie Management LLCMother’s Market PlaceMountain Spring HealthMultnomah County Library Association of PortlandMy Own Labels Neil Kelly CoNew Seasons MarketNorth Lincoln SanitaryNorth Shore IncNyberg Homestead L.L.C.Oceanlake Elementary SchoolOil Can Henry’s

Old Town PizzaOregon Convention CenterOregon Soap CompanyOregon State Department of

Parks & RecreationOregon Tradeswomen Inc. Pacifi c Chiropractic Pacifi c Shading SystemsPalma Place CondominiumsParagon Tax Services (Community Workers Inc.)Paws On The SandPearl Bakery IncPendleton Chamber of Commerce Pendleton School DistrictPeter VennewitzPioneer Courthouse Square, Inc. PlentyPort of PortlandPortland Center for the Performing ArtsPortland Energy Conservation, Inc.Portland Fret WorksPortland StreetcarPostal Annex+Pratt and Blue CPAsPurple Cow Toys, Inc.R & W Associates Red Cock CraftsmenRejuvenationRobert BardelRose Garden ArenaRoth & Miller AutobodyRuuds Hearing Aid SvcSailworksSally ReichmuthSalmon River Mobile VillageSamaritan North Lincoln HospitalSerenity Landscapes, IncService Master CarpetSmith Frozen Foods, Inc.Solution EngineeringSometimes A Great LotionSouth Bank KitchenSpringhouse Cellar Sushi Okalani Tanger Outlets - Lincoln CityThe Bike Gallery Inc.The Boat YardThe Hair GalleryThe Healing CircleThe Heathman HotelThe Morgan Building TenantsThe North Portland Wellness CenterThe Wine Shack in Cannon BeachThe Yasui BuildingTicor Title InsuranceTimbercrestTimberline Financial Group Timothy MikesellTLR-Total Logistics Resource, Inc.Top Hatt TravelTri MetTrillium Natural FoodsTurtle Island FoodsU.S. National Park ServiceUS Fish and Wildlife Service, Pacifi c RegionUS General Services AdministrationWallowa Lake CampWashman LLCWaves of Grain BakeryWhole Foods MarketWidmer Brothers Brewing Co.Wilcox FurnitureWood Toy Shop Zingers Ice Cream

To all our Blue SkySM business partners and customers, we say thank you. It is your support that helps drive more renewable energy development and provides opportunities for new,community-based renewable-energy projects. It is your support that helps keep the environment healthy, brings economic benefi ts to the region and preserves resources for future generations. We need more people and companies – like the Blue Sky business partners listed here – who are willing to make a difference.

To see a full list of our Blue Sky business partners, learn more or enroll, visit pacifi cpower.net/bluesky or call toll-free at 1-800-769-3717.

We’d also like to thank Tanger Outlets for their recent visionary level support of Blue Sky.

Proud to support renewable energy

pacificpower.net/bluesky1-800-769-3717

Participating business partners may use the Blue Sky Partner logo.

Online business partner listing

forecastFALL 2012 � VOLUME 13 � ISSUE 2

renewable energy update

P A C I F I C P O W E R

This issue� Blue SkySM customers help bring solar to Roseburg food bank� Blue Sky business finds powerful savings for buildings� Project tour goes to college� Blue Sky customers help restore native fish habitat� Western region database keeps track of renewable energy� Biomass energy – a powerful solution to waste

Are you a Blue Sky business partner?Businesses that support Blue Sky at a partnership level receive various benefits – from being listed on the Pacific Power website to select advertising and recognition. Pacific Power also works with you to help communicate your renewable energy support to your customers. One way we do that is through a business p

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When Blue Sky Luminary business partner, United Community Action Network (UCAN), set out to build the Joyce Morgan Regional Food Bank, they knew from the start that renewable energy would be an important component. UCAN, a Roseburg, Oregon based community action agency, constructed their newest food bank in 2008 with the help from generous donors. Although they had not secured the resources to incorporate renewable energy at the time of construction, UCAN built the food bank “solar ready” with the hope that a rooftop photovoltaic system could be installed when funding was available. Four years later, with the help of Blue Sky community project funds and Energy Trust of Oregon, the Joyce Morgan Regional Food Bank has achieved its goal and completed the installation of a 156-panel, 37.44 kilowatt (kW) roof-mounted solar array. This system is expected to provide roughly 33 percent of the building’s energy needs and has decreased the building’s energy bill by nearly 67 percent in the first three months of operation. The food bank is a part of the Douglas County Food Bank Network, which distributes food to 24 partner agencies who provide emergency food assistance to tens of thousands of Southern Oregonians every month. “Energy conservation is very important to us,” said UCAN’s Resource

Development Director Andrea Romine. “Incorporating solar allows us to save money that can be used for other important services.” In addition to generating on-site renewable energy at the food bank, UCAN has solarized more than 100 units of affordable housing and has a green team focused on promoting sustainability within the organization. This installation is UCAN’s second community solar project to receive Blue Sky funding. In 2010, UCAN received Blue Sky community project funds to help install a 23.94 kW solar system on the roof of the Martha Young Family Service Building, which supplies roughly 15 percent of the building’s energy needs. See a full list of projects that have received Blue Sky community project funds.

Blue Sky customers help bring solar to Roseburg food bank

37.44 kW solar installation on the Joyce Morgan Regional Food Bank in Roseburg, Oregon

Blue Sky solar projects

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