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March 30, 2017 VIA ELECTRONIC FILING Public Service Commission of Utah Heber M. Wells Building, 4th Floor 160 East 300 South Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Attention: Gary Widerburg Commission Secretary Re: Docket No. 00-035-T01

2016 Annual Report of the Blue Sky Program

Enclosed for electronic filing is Rocky Mountain Power’s (the “Company”) Annual Report of the Blue Sky Program for the period of January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2017. It is respectfully requested that all formal correspondence and staff requests regarding this matter be addressed to: By E-mail (preferred): [email protected] [email protected] By regular mail: Data Request Center PacifiCorp 825 E. Multnomah Blvd., Suite 2000 Portland, OR 97232 Informal inquiries regarding this matter may be directed to me at (801) 220-4214. Sincerely, Michael S. Snow Manager, Customer Solutions Regulatory Affairs Enclosures

1407 W. North Temple, Suite 330 Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

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Utah Blue Sky REC Position Reconciliation2016 Utah Blue Sky Annual Report

Total CompanyBlock Sales KWhs RECs

CY 2015 Year-end REC Supply Position Surplus/ (Deficit) (2,787,120) (2,787) CY 2016 Customer Sales 3,587,626 (358,762,614) (358,763) CY 2016 Purchases (Paid 2016) 239,116,000 239,116 CY 2016 Year-end REC Supply Position Surplus/(Deficit) (122,433,733.84) (122,434) * CY 2016 REC Supply Purchases (Paid 2017) 121,781,000 121,781 * Updated CY 2016 REC Supply Position Surplus/(Deficit) (652,733.84) (653)

Utah Block Sales KWhs RECs

CY 2015 Year-end REC Supply Position Surplus/ (Deficit) (7,009,033) (7,009) CY 2016 Customer Sales 1,664,531 (166,453,136) (166,453) CY 2016 Purchases (Paid 2016) 109,718,000 109,718 CY 2016 Year-end REC Supply Position Surplus/(Deficit) (56,735,136) (56,735) * CY 2016 REC Supply Purchases (Paid 2017) 56,683,863 56,684 * Updated CY 2016 REC Supply Position Surplus/(Deficit) (51,273.27) (51)

* Customer Purchases & REC Supply - Reconciled Through The Annual Green-e Energy Verification Process Audit (process since 2008) - figures above reflect RECs received and paid; additional purchases needed for 2016 supply identified and paid in 2017

Page 8 of 12

Total Applications

Received System wide Total Projects Selected

Total Utah Applications

ReceivedUtah Projects Selected

2006 Experience 32 9 13 5

2006 % Awarded 28% 38%

2007 Experience 43 20 19 9

2007 % Awarded 47% 47%

2008 Experience 57 36 21 12

2008 % Awarded 63% 57%

2009 Experience 63 23 31 13

2009 % Awarded 37% 42%

2010 Experience 53 23 19 9

2010 % Awarded 43% 47%

2011 Experience 27 21 13 12

2011 % Awarded 78% 92%

2012 Experience 50 33 30 20

2012 % Awarded 66% 67%

2013 Experience 65 39 43 22

2013 % Awarded 60% 51%

2014 Experience 34 17 21 6

2014 % Awarded 50% 29%

2015 Experience 29 APPLICANTS

(33 PROJECTS)

19 APPLICANTS

(22 PROJECTS)15 7

2015 % Awarded 66% 47%

2016 Experience 45 14 22 3

2016 % Awarded 31% 14%

Funding Award Application History

Page 9 of 12

Served by Rocky Mountain Power or Pacific Power (located in the Rocky Mountain Power or Pacific Power service area) Locally-owned, commercial-scale, with capacity less than 10 MW

Funding Requirements & Eligibility - CY 2016Eligible renewable energy technologies

Renewable energy project types (those that generate grid-tied electricity) eligible to receive funding through the Blue Sky program

must produce new sources of electricity generation fueled by: wind; solar PV; geothermal energy; certified low impact hydro;

pipeline or irrigation canal hydropower; wave energy or tidal action; low emissions biomass based on Low-emissions biomass based

on digester methane gas from landfills, sewage treatment plants or animal waste and biomass energy based on solid organic fuels

from wood, forest or field residues or dedicated crops that do not include wood pieces that have been treated with chemical

preservatives such as creosote, pentachlorophenol or copper chrome arsenic.

New projects or additions to existing renewable energy projects

Costs associated with an initial site evaluation Landscaping Overhead, administrative or project management costs

Projects that bring new renewable energy capacity to the region are preferred, though funding research and development projects

that encourages renewable energy market transformation and accelerates marketability of renewable energy technologies will be

considered.

Funding is not available for: Off-grid projects Passive solar or thermal solar systems Geothermal heat pump systems Residential installations Projects that have received funding through other company programs such as the Utah Solar Incentive program Activities not directly related to the capital costs of new renewable energy systems, such as:

Structural or other site improvements - that would still be performed without renewable energy installation (i.e. re-roofing, re-wiring)

Project applicant cannot have received funding through the Blue Sky program within the last 3 years (Rocky Mountain Power)

Completed by December 31, 2017. If project is associated with the construction of a new building or structure, a one-year

extension may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Equipped with electronic monitoring system to collect inverter energy production data for a period of five years. The monitoring

system must consist of a production history electronic database, web-page component, and a public web link to be added to Rocky

Mountain Power or Pacific Power's web page for educational purposes.

Installations that provide direct financial benefit to a for-profit business may be considered, but only if the organization is a Blue Sky

participant at the Visionary level. All other organizations are expected to enroll as a Blue Sky business partner as of the date the

funding award agreement is signed.

Fees incurred for project estimates or bids

Construction bond costs Ongoing system or facility maintenance or repair costsInterest and warranty chargesDonated, in-kind or volunteer labor materials

Note: Reasonable design costs proposed for the purpose of optimizing the facility’s energy production will be considered, however, Blue Sky

funding may not be used to recoup the costs for preliminary designs incurred prior to application submission.

Take advantage of other funding sources, incentives and tax credits available to support the project (we recommend using the

Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy(DSIRE) as a resource to identify other funding opportunities)

Preferred project characteristicsSupport communities through a strong education and public engagement Are sponsored by a Blue Sky customer/community Provide strong environmental and economic benefit to local communities and customers Build regional capability

Page 10 of 12

Project Standards and Evaluation Criteria

Rocky Mountain Power favors projects and activities that:

Result in the production of renewable electricitySupport communities through a strong education and public engagement componentSupport a Blue Sky customer project/communityProvide strong environmental and economic benefit to local communities and Rocky Mountain Power/Pacific Power customersBuild regional capabilityTake advantage of other funding sources available to support the project Are owned by a non-profit organization, school, tribal government, religious institution or other community-oriented organization

Each application is reviewed with the following consideration given to the individual project. Does the project:

Assist in the creation of new renewable electricity sources within PacifiCorp’s Rocky Mountain Power/Pacific Power service areasStimulate renewable energy development by increasing the capacity of individuals, community groups or other organizations to undertake and

support renewable energy development in their respective communitiesEncourage research and development of renewable energy sourcesPromote education in the community on new renewable energy generation and increase knowledge of Blue Sky program

The following criteria are considered equally - however if any one measure carries more weight it is community benefit:

Timeframe - How quickly will the project move forward? Is the proposed installation timeframe reasonable? Projects are expected to be on line

within 12 months, unless agreed to otherwise. Extensions are granted on a project-by-project basis (e.g. installations associated with new

construction are expected to be online with 24 months.) What is the probability of completion within the proposed timeframe? Have potential

delay risks been identified and properly mitigated? Has an adequate amount of pre-development work been completed? Has the applicant had

preliminary conversations with the utility regarding net metering/interconnection? Are there significant challenges associated with

interconnection? Have all required permits and approvals been accurately identified? Are any critical approvals pending or unlikely to be secured?

Site – Is the project sponsor ready to proceed with the project (i.e. efforts undertaken related to feasibility, financial agreements, permitting).

Can the site effectively host a renewable energy project? Is permitting required? Have rights, options or leases been granted to secure site

control? What is the probability of the project being built?

Financing – Is there an adequate financial structure that will ensure it’s completion within the timeframe specified? Is the customer or vendor a

reliable business partner? Is there adequate financial structure that will ensure the project's completion within the allotted timeframe? Does the

applicant have longevity at the site? Does the applicant appear to be financially stable/reliable? Are there undue financial risks which would put the

project in jeopardy? Have potential risks been identified and mitigated? Does the applicant have a financial stake in the project that ensures it's

completion.

Project Champion/Project Team - What is the experience of the developer? Is there a dedicated project proponent with a long-term stake

in the project’s success and who will work to overcome obstacles in making this project happen? What is the relevant experience of the project

team? Have all required team members been identified? Is the organization and project team effective and responsive?

Additionally - Can these funds be used to make the difference in bringing additional renewable resources on line? Are Blue Sky funds required

for the project to be successful? Is the proportion of cost requested reasonable? Are there other secured or pending sources of funding besides

Blue Sky?

Fuel Source - Is the renewable resource eligible under the tariff - wind, solar, geothermal, certified low-impact hydro, pipeline or irrigation canal

hydroelectric system, wave energy, low-emissions biomass based on digester methane gas from landfills, sewage treatment plants or animal waste

and biomass energy based on solid organic fuels from wood, forest or field residues or dedicated crops that do not include wood pieces that have

been treated with chemical preservatives such as creosote, pentachlorophenol or copper chrome arsenic to help facilitate the commercial

application of renewable energy technologies.

Technology - Is the planned energy source eligible? Is the proposed technology appropriate for the site? Is the technology proven and

established and is the equipment covered under warranty? If not, is there research and development value to the project? Are there undue

technical risks putting the project completion in jeopardy? Have technical risks been mitigated? Is the energy generation estimate accurate and

supported by well-documented calculations? Is the capacity factor reasonable? Has maintenance of the system been properly addressed to ensure

long-term operations? Does the project encourage new or emerging technologies?

Availability - Is the project owner willing to allocate RECs generated by the project to the Blue Sky program?

Cost - Are the total project costs and cost-share requested reasonable based on industry standards/for the proposed

technology/size/location? Were multiple bids received from competitive contractors? Does the budget represent the maximum value for the

price?

Geography - Proportional contribution to Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power service areas: CA, ID, OR, UT, WA, WY based on Blue Sky

option customer subscription levels

Community Benefit - Can benefits be leveraged for the community and Blue Sky customers? What are the secondary environmental, social

and economic benefits? Does the project help build regional renewable energy expertise? Does it stimulate the regional renewable energy

marketplace? Is the community aware of and supportive of the project? Is it likely that there will be negative impacts from this project? How will

the facility help educate the community about the benefits of renewable energy and the Blue Sky program? How does the project tie into the

mission of the host organization? Are the project goals consistent with those of the Blue Sky program? What is the level of community

participation in the Blue Sky program where the project will be located? Is there a plan to recognize the Blue Sky program and participating

customers for their contribution to the project? Does the project offer unique/new exposure to Blue Sky? Is the project highly visible?

Page 11 of 12

Utah Blue Sky Promotional Concession Report - 2016

In 2016, the Blue Sky Program did not record any promotional concession costs in Utah.

Note: The above expenses are included in Customer Education & Outreach.

Page 12 of 12

EXHIBIT A

Dear Name,

Thank you for participating in Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue SkySM program in

2016! You’re greening your electricity use by supporting wind power generated

in the western region. The box to the right shows the difference you’ve made

this past year!

Also, here are some steps you can take to make sure you get the most out of your

Blue Sky participation this year:

• See your impact: Visit rockyountainpower.net/blueskyprojects to see

the 138 community projects you’ve helped fund to date.

• Learn more: Go to rockymountainpower.net/blueskypcl to view the

wind facilities your participation will support in 2017.

• Access exclusive savings: Unlock savings through Blue Sky mobile

coupons! Download the Chinook Book coupon app on your Android or

iPhone* and enter the following code: 11157-8702-8279-4444

• Check out other benefits: Visit rockymountainpower.net/blueskykit

to take advantage of all your rewards as a Blue Sky participant.

• Celebrate your impact: Share the infographic on the back of this

letter with your friends and family to show the impact you’ve helped

make this year.

• Increase your impact: If you’d like to do even more with Blue Sky, you

can increase the number of blocks you’re purchasing by filling out and

returning the form below.

Many thanks to you,

Keven Hoopiiaina

Renewables Program Manager

P.O. Box 25308 Salt Lake City, Utah 84125

Customer Name Address City, State, Zip

AR16-RMP RES

Your 2016 difference

You’re enrolled in Blue Sky Block for [X] block(s) each month.

You supported: [xx,xxx] kilowatt-hours

That reduced your home’s CO2 by: [xxx,xxx] pounds

Which is comparable to: [xxx,xxx] miles not driven

or[xxx,xxx] trees planted

It’s easy to do even more. Increase your Blue Sky support anytime by contacting us at 1-800-769-3717, online at rockymountainpower.net/bluesky or return this form in the envelope provided.

I would like to increase my monthly purchase of Blue Sky to:3 blocks (300 kwh) $5.85/month5 blocks (500 kwh) $9.75/month

_____ blocks @ $1.95/block/month

One Blue Sky block only costs $1.95 and supports 100 kilowatt-hours of 100 percent western region wind energy. Each block represents about 13% of the average Rocky Mountain Power residential customer’s monthly energy use. Participating in the program may also help fund new development of smaller-scale renewable energy projects that can support other certified resources such as solar, geothermal, low-impact hydro, wave or tidal action or low-emissions biomass. Visit rockymountainpower.net/blueskyresources for specific product information. AR16-RMP RES

8 blocks (800 kwh) $15.60/month10 blocks (1,000 kwh) $19.50/month

Increase your impact!

Name: [xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Service address: [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

City: [xxxxxxxxxx]

Daytime phone:

State: [xxxxx]

Email:

Zip: [xxxxx]

Stay connected to Blue Sky on Facebook. Like our page at facebook.com/rockymountainpower.bluesky.

Blue Sky products are Green-e Energy certified, and meet the environmental and consumer-protection standards set forth by the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions. Learn more at www.green-e.org.

You can visit rockymountainpower.net/blueskypcl to view the 2016 REC prospective product content label.

EXHIBIT B

Dear Name,

Thank you for participating in Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue SkySM program in

2016! You’re greening your electricity use by supporting wind power generated

in the western region. Look to the call-out box to the right to see the difference

you’ve made this year.

Here are some steps you can take to make sure you get the most out of your

Blue Sky participation this year:

• See your impact: Visit rockymountainpower.net/blueskyprojects to see

what community projects you’ve helped fund this year.

• Display your certificate: Show customers that you care about the

environment by displaying the enclosed certificate.

• Offer a coupon: Visit rockymountainpower.net/coupon to learn how you

can offer exclusive discounts to local Blue Sky participants.

• Celebrate with staff: Share the infographic on the back of this letter with

your employees to show the impact you’ve helped make this year.

• Learn more: Go to rockymountainpower.net/blueskypcl to view the

wind facilities your participation will support in 2017.

• Check out other benefits: Visit rockymountainpower.net/blueskykit to

take advantage of all your rewards as a Blue Sky business.

Many thanks to you,

Keven Hoopiiaina

Renewables Program Manager

P.O. Box 25308 Salt Lake City, Utah 84125

Customer Name Address City, State, Zip

Your 2016 difference

You’re enrolled in Blue Sky Block for [X] block(s) each month.

You supported: [xx,xxx] kilowatt-hours

That reduced your business’ CO2 by [xxx,xxx] pounds

Which is comparable to: [xxx,xxx] miles not driven

or

[xxx,xxx] trees planted

AR16-RMP-BIZwww.green-e.org

Blue Sky products are Green-e Energy certified, and meet the environmental and consumer protection standards set forth by the nonprofit Center for Resources Solutions. Learn more at www.green-e.org.

Stay connected to Blue Sky on Facebook. Like our page at facebook/rockymountainpower.bluesky.

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112,268Equivalent environmental bene�ts /carbon reduction of all 2016 Blue Sky purchases:

Kilowatt-hours of western region renewable energy supported through the voluntary efforts of Blue Sky customers

Trees planted7,615,052

232,894Tons of CO2

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6Rocky Mountain Power community-based renewable energy projects that received Blue Sky funding in 2015:

MT. PLEASANT UTOGDEN UTVERNAL UTLANDER WYRIVERTON WYROCK SPRINGS WY

Total customers participating in Blue Sky as of Dec. 31, 2016

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TOPFIVECommunities participating in Blue Sky in the Rocky Mountian Power service area:

SPRINGDALE 14.79%SNYDERVILLE 14.55%MOAB 13.65%SALT LAKE CITY 13.46%PARK CITY 12.60%

Making a difference with Blue Sky in 2016

144Number of community-based renewable energy projectsthat have received Blue Sky funding since 2006:

The environmental bene�ts �gures in the letter are based on data and calculations provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Unless otherwise noted the numbers above include Blue Sky data from our six state service area.

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EXHIBIT F

Appendix A: Project Listing 120 Utah Projects: Recipients of Blue Sky Funding Awards 2006‐2016

Year Project Organization Type City Tech. Size

(KW)

Award Amount

2006 Entheos Academy School Kearns Solar 2.48 $37,500.00

2006 City of Moab Arts and

Recreation Center

Community or

Recreation Space

Moab Solar 5.37 $50,000.00

2006 Moab Recreation and

Aquatic Center

Community or

Recreation Space

Moab Solar 5.17 $50,000.00

2006 Park City ‐ Ice Arena Community or

Recreation Space

Park City Solar 5 $60,532.00

2006 Salt Palace Municipality Salt Lake City Solar 20 $100,000.00

2006 Tracy Aviary Animals and Nature Salt Lake City Solar 5 $50,000.00

2006 Westminster College ‐

Dolores Dore Eccles

Health and Wellness

Center

School Salt Lake City Solar 8 $100,000.00

2007 Clark Planetarium Museum Salt Lake City Solar 25 $50,000.00

2007 East High School School Salt Lake City Solar 1.7 $12,500.00

2007 Ecker Middle School School Park City Solar 1.7 $12,500.00

2007 Moab Public Radio ‐

KZMU

News and media Moab Solar 12 $60,000.00

2007 Ogden Nature Center Animals and Nature Ogden Solar 2.22 $20,000.00

2007 Swaner EcoCenter Animals and Nature Park City Solar 6.6 $60,000.00

2007 The Leonardo at

Library Square

Museum Salt Lake City Solar 30 $125,000.00

2007 Utah State Office of

Education ‐ Cyprus

High School

School Magna Wind 2.5 $18,000.00

Appendix A, Page 2


(KW)

Award Amount

2007 Utah State Office of

Education ‐ Three

Peaks Elementary

School Cedar City Wind 1.8 $18,000.00

2007 Utah's Hogle Zoo ‐

Elephant Pavillion

Animals and Nature Salt Lake City Solar 10 $50,000.00

2008 Artspace ‐Carport

Area

Mixed use

development

Salt Lake City Solar 25 $125,000.00

2008 Friends of Animals ‐

Utah ‐ Rescue and

Rehab Ranch ‐ Animal

Rescue Facility ‐

Brown's Canyon

Animals and Nature Summit

County

Solar 4.3 $32,500.00

2008 Park City Historical

Society & Museum

Museum Park City Solar 4.56 $43,300.00

2008 Salt Lake Community

College


2008 Southern Utah

University ‐ Utility

Shop

School Cedar City Solar 6 $30,000.00

2008 Springdale Ball Field Community or

Recreation Space

Springdale Solar 1 $18,824.00

2008 Town of Springdale ‐

Waste Water

Treatment Center

Municipality Springdale Solar 8.4 $90,000.00

2008 University of Utah ‐

Sterling Sill Center


2008 Utah Public Health

Laboratory ‐

Renewable Energy

Park

Public Health Taylorsville Solar 6.1 $125,000.00

2008 Utah's Hogle Zoo ‐

Animal Health Center


2008 Weber School District

‐ Swanson

Environmental Center

Animals and Nature Liberty Solar 1.44 $7,200.00

Appendix A, Page 3


(KW)

Award Amount


Meldrum Science

Center


2009 Christ United

Methodist Church

House of worship Salt Lake City Solar 23.27 $60,000.00

2009 Grand County Library Library Moab Solar 12 $50,000.00

2009 Jordan Valley Water

Conservation District

Municipality West Jordan Solar 18 $100,000.00

2009 LDS Church ‐ Meeting

House

House of worship Farmington Solar 35.88 $32,000.00

2009 Milford High School School Milford Solar 20 $125,000.00

2009 Ogden City Hydro Municipality Ogden Low Impact

Hydro

20 $169,000.00

2009 Park City Parks &

Trails ‐ Creekside Park

Community or

Recreation Space


2009 Planned Parenthood Public Health Orem Solar 3.08 $25,000.00

2009 South Salt Lake

Columbus Community

Center

Community or

Recreation Space

South Salt

Lake City

Solar 8.78 $65,360.00

2009 Summit County ‐ USU

Agricultural Extension

Office

Municipality Coalville Solar 4.3 $26,000.00

2009 The Front Climbing

Club

Community or

Recreation Space

Salt Lake City Solar 7.59 $20,000.00

2009 Town of Springdale ‐

Waste Water

Treatment Center ‐

Phase 2

Municipality Rockville Solar 8.4 $57,200.00

2009 Weber State

University ‐ Davis

Building ‐ Phase 1

School Layton Solar 20.58 $71,040.00

2010 Cedar City Aquatic

Center

Community or

Recreation Space

Cedar City Solar 20.24 $110,000.00

Appendix A, Page 4


(KW)

Award Amount

2010 Early Light Academy School South Jordan Solar 10.12 $50,029.00

2010 Fourth Street Clinic Public Health Salt Lake City Solar 9.66 $58,115.00

2010 Ivins City ‐ Carport

and Fire Station

Municipality Ivins Solar 22.54 $110,000.00

2010 The McGillis School School Salt Lake City Solar 27.5 $92,000.00

2010 South Salt Lake Fire

Station

Municipality South Salt

Lake City

Solar 9.2 $57,644.00

2010 Utah Museum of

Natural History ‐ U of

U

Museum Salt Lake City Solar 330.72 $125,000.00

2010 Wasatch Peak

Academy

School North Salt

Lake

Solar 10.1 $65,905.00


Eccles Jones

Conservatory


2011 Cedar City Fire

Department Station

#1 ‐ Main

Municipality Cedar City Solar 23.26 $88,888.00

2011 City of Moab Animal

Shelter

Animals and Nature Moab Solar 11.65 $43,500.00

2011 First Unitarian Church

of Salt Lake City


2011 Hawthorn Academy School West Jordan Solar 10 $58,342.00

2011 Maria Montessori

Academy

School North Ogden Solar 10 $58,342.00

2011 North Davis

Preparatory Academy

School Layton Solar 10 $58,342.00

2011 North Star Academy School Bluffdale Solar 10 $58,342.00

2011 Park City Police

Departmant

Municipality Park City Solar 22 $67,500.00

2011 Quest Academy School West Haven Solar 10 $58,342.00

Appendix A, Page 5


(KW)

Award Amount

2011 UTA TRAX Line Solar

Project

Public Transit Salt Lake City Solar 64 $425,000.00

2011 Utah's Hogle Zoo

Resource and

Conservation Building

Animals and Nature Salt Lake City Solar 20.92 $75,000.00

2011 Weber State

University ‐ Davis

Building ‐ Phase 2

School Layton Solar 21 $50,000.00

2012 Artspace Solar

Gardens

Mixed use

development

Salt Lake City Solar 312 $320,000.00

2012 Excelsior Academy School Erda Solar 14.28 $49,450.00

2012 Kostopulos Dream

Foundation

Disability services Salt Lake City Solar 33.2 $100,000.00

2012 Lakeview Academy School Saratoga

Springs

Solar 10 $49,450.00

2012 Mountain View

Community Learning

Center

Community or

Recreation Space


2012 Mountainland

Applied Technology

College

School Lehi Solar 33.84 $86,469.00

2012 Mountainville

Academy

School Alpine Solar 10 $49,450.00

2012 Mount Tabor

Lutheran Church


2012 National Ability

Center

Disability services Park City Solar 30 $125,552.00

2012 Providence Hall School Herriman Solar 12.5 $48,450.00

2012 Salt Lake Arts

Academy


2012 Salt Lake City

Corporation ‐ Plaza

349

Municipality Salt Lake City Solar 34.6 $138,875.00

Appendix A, Page 6


(KW)

Award Amount

2012 South Salt Lake

Columbus Center ‐

award 2

Community or

Recreation Space

South Salt

Lake City

Solar 9.75 $35,595.00

2012 Southwest Applied

Technology College

School Cedar City Solar 32.1 $118,560.00

2012 Spectrum Academy ‐

High School

School North Salt

Lake

Solar 9.8 $50,982.00

2012 Summit County

Health Department

Public Health Park City Solar 70.8 $216,925.00

2012 Syracuse Arts

Academy

School Syracuse Solar 10 $49,450.00

2012 Tooele Applied

Technology College

School Tooele Solar 20.16 $125,887.00

2012 University of Utah ‐

Marriot Library

School Salt Lake City Solar 37.8 $58,900.00

2012 Weilenmann School

of Discovery

School Park City Solar 15.3 $49,450.00

2013 Associated General

Contractors of Utah

Trade Association Salt Lake City Solar 36.18 $136,361.00

2013 Congregation Kol Ami House of worship Salt Lake City Solar 31.05 $100,000.00

2013 East Hollywood High

School

School West Valley

City

Solar 21.17 $68,000.00

2013 Grand County High

School

School Moab Biomass 60 $125,000.00

2013 Cottonwood High

School

School Murray Solar 14.5 $56,250.00

2013 Holladay United

Church of Christ

House of worship Holladay Solar 10 $34,650.00

2013 I.J. & Jeanné Wagner

Jewish Community

Center

Community or

Recreation Space


2013 Ivins City ‐ Fire Station

Phase 2

Municipality Ivins Solar 13.8 $50,000.00

Appendix A, Page 7


(KW)

Award Amount

2013 NeighborWorks Low‐

income/affordable

housing


2013 Salt Lake Acting

Company

Arts Salt Lake City Solar 16 $74,180.00

2013 Shepherd of the

Mountains Lutheran

Church

House of worship Park City Solar 11.75 $35,000.00

2013 South Valley

Unitarian Universalist

Society

House of worship Cottonwood

Heights

Solar 19.88 $64,000.00

2013 St. James Episcopal

Church

House of worship Midvale Solar 9.87 $35,000.00

2013 St. Luke's Episcopal

Church

House of worship Park City Solar 8.1 $35,000.00

2013 St. Matthew's

Lutheran Church

House of worship Taylorsville Solar 21.09 $70,500.00

2013 St. Stephen's

Episcopal Church

House of worship West Valley

City

Solar 20.52 $65,000.00

2013 St. Thomas More

Catholic Parish

House of worship Sandy Solar 24.5 $82,500.00

2013 Temple Har Shalom House of worship Park City Solar 8.64 $35,000.00

2013 The Living Planet

Aquarium

Animals and nature Draper Solar 61.2 $175,000.00

2013 United States Ski and

Snowboard Team

Competetive

athletics

Park City Solar 32.13 $112,500.00

2013 Utah Field House of

Natural History

Museum Vernal Solar 56.2 $200,000.00

2013 USU ‐ Matthew

Hillyard Animal,

Teaching, & Research

Center

School Wellsville Solar 66 $187,500.00

2014 Our Saviour's

Evangelical Lutheran

Church


Appendix A, Page 8


(KW)

Award Amount

2014 Park City Fire Service

District

Municipality Park City Solar 32.76 $55,236.00

2014 St. Joseph the Worker

Catholic Church

House of worship West Jordan Solar 13.75 $26,000.00

2014 Tracy Aviary ‐ Solar

Trees


2014 Unitarian Universalist

Church of Ogden

House of worship Ogden Solar 7.28 $16,740.00

2015 Episcopal Church of

the Resurrection

House of worship Centerville Solar 26.4 $42,300.00

2015 Magna Water District

General Office

Building

Municipality Magna Solar 30.8 $58,174.00

2015 Moab City Center

Expansion

Municipality Moab Solar 25 $60,000.00

2015 Park City Museum

Education &

Collections Center

Museum Park City Solar 22.68 $37,740.00

2015 Snyderville Basin

Recreation

Fieldhouse

Community or

Recreation Space


2015 St. Marguerite

Catholic Parish

House of worship Tooele Solar 30 $57,000.00

2015 Ronald McDonald

House

Youth and Family

Services


2016 Vernal Area Chamber

of Commerce

Business Network Vernal Solar 31 $55,985.00

2016 North Sanpete School

District

School Moroni Solar/Battery 206 $576,224.00

2016 DaVinci Academy School Ogden Solar 65 $163,800.00

3124.78 $9,481,092.00

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