2008-09 Utility Conservation Achievements Report

This survey reports on conservation savings and expenditures by utilities, public benefits charge administrators (e.g., the Energy Trust of Oregon) and other agencies in the region in 2008. These entities were also asked to report their conservation savings and expenditures for 2008 and projections for 2009. Not all utilities have reported their savings and expenditures. The RTF has not independently verified the reported savings and expenditures.

This year’s survey represents the activities of 127 utilities serving just over ninety-nine percent of the region’s retail electricity sales. In aggregate, the region acquired 234 average megawatts of savings in 2008. This far exceeds the Fifth Plan’s target of 145 average megawatts for the year. As a result of their collective efforts, the region’s utilities, the ETO, NEEA and Bonneville have accomplished the Fifth Plan’s five-year regional goal of 700 average megawatts in just four years.

• Summary (900k Excel) of 2008 Conservation Achievements, including historical data from 1978-2008
• Press release
• Summary of conservation savings and expenditures for utilities that reported by fiscal year or by calendar year
• Surveys from 2006-07, 2004, 2002, 2000

66 utilities have reported 2008 actual expenditures/savings (as of today)

Ashland Avista Utilities Bandon Benton Co. PUD #1 Benton REA Blaine Canby Cascade Locks Central Lincoln PUD Chelan Co. PUD #1 Cheney Clallam Co. PUD #1 Clark Co. PUD #1 Clatskanie PUD Columbia REA Columbia River PUD Cowlitz Co. PUD #1 DOE - Richland Douglas Co. PUD #1 Drain Ellensburg Emerald PUD

Energy Trust of Oregon (includes Portland General Electric)Eugene Flathead Electric Coop. Forest Grove Franklin Co. PUD #1 Glacier Electric Coop. Grant Co. PUD #2 Grant Co. PUD #2 Hermiston Energy Services Idaho Co. L & P Coop. Idaho Energy Authority Pooling Group (reporting for Albion, Burley, Declo, East End Mutual, Farmers, Heyburn, Idaho Falls, Riverside, Rupert, Soda Springs, United Electric, Weiser)Idaho Power Inland Power & Light Co. Lewis Co. PUD #1 Lower Valley Energy Mason Co. PUD #1 Mason Co. PUD #3 Milton-Freewater Modern Electric Water Monmouth Northern Wasco PUD Northwestern Energy

Okanogan Co. PUD #1 Oregon Trail Electric Coop. Pacific Co. PUD #2 Pacificorp Pend Oreille Co. PUD #1 Pend Oreille Co. PUD #1 PNGC (reporting for Blachly-Lane, Central, Clearwater, Consumers Power, Coos-Curry, Douglas, Fall River, Lane Co, Lost River, Northern Lights, Okanogan, Raft R, Salmon R, Umatilla, West Oregon)Puget Sound Energy Ravalli Electric Coop. Salem Electric Seattle Skamania Co. PUD #1 Snohomish Co. PUD #1 South Side Electric Inc Springfield Springfield Tacoma Tillamook PUD Vera Water & Power Vigilante Electric Coop. Wasco Electric Coop. Wells Rural Electric Co.

53 utilities haven't yet reported 2008 actual expenditures/savings

Alder Mutual Asotin PUD Bangor Big Bend Electric Coop. Bonners Ferry Bremerton Centralia, (city) Chewelah City of Troy Columbia Basin Coop. Columbia Power Coop. Consolidated Irrigation District Coulee Dam Douglas County PUD Eatonville Electric City Power Elmhurst Mutual

Energy Northwest Fairchild Air Force Base Ferry Co. PUD #1 Grays Harbor Co. PUD #1 Harney Electric Coop. Hood River Electric Coop. Kittitas Co. PUD #1 Klickitat Co. PUD #1 Kootenai Electric Coop., Inc. Lakeview L & P Co. Lincoln Electric Coop. Mont Mccleary Mcminnville Midstate Electric Coop. Milton (city) Minidoka Mission Valley Power Missoula Electric Coop.

Nespelem Valley Electric OHOP Mutual Orcas Power & Light Co. Parkland P & L Peninsula Power & Light Inc. Plummer Port Angeles Port of Seattle Richland Steilacoom Sumas Surprise Valley Electric Corp. Tanner Electric Umpqua Indian Utility Cooperative United Electric Cooperative, Inc. Wahkiakum Co. PUD #1 Whatcom Co. PUD #1 Yakama Nation