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M.D.P.U. No. 6.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 6.1 Residential Non-Heating Rate Classification No. R-1 Available to all residential customers who do not have gas space heating equipment. Excludes institutions, hotels, apartments, condominiums and rooming houses in which the individual tenants are not billed separately. Available for gas supplied through one meter for all residential nonheating appliances used in common by the tenants of a single building which contains not more than four (4) dwelling units. $8.00 Per 30 Day Month First 10 Therms Per Month $0.6491 Per Therm Over 10 Therms Per Month $0.7378 Per Therm First 5 Therms Per Month $0.5799 Per Therm Over 5 Therms Per Month $0.6708 Per Therm eligible for the Farm Discount Program will receive a discount in the amount of ten percent from the charges set forth in this rate schedule.

M.D.P.U. No. 7.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 7.1 Residential Assistance Non-Heating Rate Classification No. R-2 Available to all residential customers based upon verification of a Customer's receipt of any means-tested public benefit program or verification of eligibility for the low-income home energy assistance program or its successor program. Eligibility for the low-income home energy assistance program shall not exceed the percentage of the federal poverty level, as set by applicable Department rule or order, based on a household's gross income or other criteria approved by the Department. The customer must be 18 years of age or older, head of household, a residential customer of record, and not have gas space heating equipment. It is the responsibility of the customer to certify annually to the utility, on forms provided by the utility, the customer s continued eligibility for the low-income rate. This rate is available only to residential customers and excludes institutions, hotels, apartments and rooming houses in which the individual tenants are not billed separately. $8.00 Per 30 Day Month First 10 Therms Per Month $0.6491 Per Therm Over 10 Therms Per Month $0.7378 Per Therm First 5 Therms Per Month $0.5799 Per Therm Over 5 Therms Per Month $0.6708 Per Therm Discount Annual Adjustment: The total amount resulting from billing of all charges under this rate shall be adjusted by a discount of 25 percent (25%).

M.D.P.U. No. 8.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 8.1 Residential Heating Rate Classification No. R-3 Available to all residential customers who have gas space heating equipment. Excludes institutions, hotels, apartments and rooming houses in which the individual tenants are not billed separately. Available for gas supplied through one meter for all residential appliances used in common by the tenants of a single building which contains not more than four (4) dwelling units, provided gas is the primary space heating fuel. $10.00 Per 30 Day Month First 40 Therms Per Month $0.4119 Per Therm Over 40 Therms Per Month $0.4966 Per Therm First 10 Therms Per Month $0.2108 Per Therm Over 10 Therms Per Month $0.2483 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 9.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 9.1 Residential Assistance Heating Rate Classification No. R-4 Available to all residential customers based upon verification of a Customer's receipt of any means-tested public benefit program or verification of eligibility for the low-income home energy assistance program or its successor program. Eligibility for the low-income home energy assistance program shall not exceed the percentage of the federal poverty level, as set by applicable Department rule or order, based on a household's gross income or other criteria approved by the Department. The customer must be 18 years of age or older, head of household, a residentia customer of record, and have gas space heating equipment. It is the responsibility of the customer to certify annually to the utility, on forms provided by the utility, the customer s continued eligibility for the low-income rate. This rate is available only to residential customers and excludes institutions, hotels, apartments and rooming houses in which the individual tenants are not billed separately. $10.00 Per 30 Day Month First 40 Therms Per Month $0.4119 Per Therm Over 40 Therms Per Month $0.4966 Per Therm First 10 Therms Per Month $0.2108 Per Therm Over 10 Therms Per Month $0.2483 Per Therm Discount Annual Adjustment: The total amount resulting from billing of all charges under this rate shall be adjusted by a discount of 25 percent (25%).

M.D.P.U. No. 10.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 10.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Small Classification No. G-41B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is less than or equal to 500 cubic feet per hour. $21.00 Per 30 Day Month First 60 Therms Per Month $0.4082 Per Therm Over 60 Therms Per Month $0.5026 Per Therm First 15 Therms Per Month $0.2607 Per Therm Over 15 Therms Per Month $0.3242 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 11.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 11.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Medium Classification No. G-42B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is between 501 and 1,500 cubic feet per hour. $39.00 Per 30 Day Month First 250 Therms Per Month $0.3101 Per Therm Over 250 Therms Per Month $0.3759 Per Therm First 70 Therms Per Month $0.2034 Per Therm Over 70 Therms Per Month $0.2506 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 12.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 12.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Large Classification No. G-43B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is between 1,501 and 12,000 cubic feet per hour. $100.00 Per 30 Day Month First 900 Therms Per Month $0.2486 Per Therm Over 900 Therms Per Month $0.3100 Per Therm First 300 Therms Per Month $0.1666 Per Therm Over 300 Therms Per Month $0.2066 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 13.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 13.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Extra Large Classification No. G-44B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is greater than 12,000 cubic feet per hour. $443.00 Per 30 Day Month Reservation Charge - $/MDCQ Therm Per Month: $4.1179 Per Peak MDCQ Therm $1.4219 Per Off-Peak MDCQ Therm Determination of Maximum Daily Contract Quantity (MDCQ): Each season's MDCQ is redetermined annually. The calculation uses the customers billing history for the previous peak and off-peak seasons. The number of therms used in each billing period is adjusted to a 30-day basis. The highest annual usage is then divided by 21 to determine the MDCQ for each season.

M.D.P.U. No. 14.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 14.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Small Classification No. G-51B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is less than or equal to 500 cubic feet per hour. $21.00 Per 30 Day Month First 60 Therms Per Month $0.3014 Per Therm Over 60 Therms Per Month $0.3752 Per Therm First 45 Therms Per Month $0.2748 Per Therm Over 45 Therms Per Month $0.3411 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 15.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 15.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Medium Classification No. G-52B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is between 501 and 1,500 cubic feet per hour. $39.00 Per 30 Day Month First 200 Therms Per Month $0.2376 Per Therm Over 200 Therms Per Month $0.2918 Per Therm First 150 Therms Per Month $0.2171 Per Therm Over 150 Therms Per Month $0.2653 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 16.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 16.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Large Classification No. G-53B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is between 1,501 and 12,000 cubic feet per hour. $100.00 Per 30 Day Month First 700 Therms Per Month $0.2067 Per Therm Over 700 Therms Per Month $0.2566 Per Therm First 450 Therms Per Month $0.1883 Per Therm Over 450 Therms Per Month $0.2333 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 17.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 17.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Extra Large Classification No. G-54B Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose maximum hourly meter capacity is greater than 12,000 cubic feet per hour. $443.00 Per 30 Day Month Reservation Charge - $/MDCQ Therm Per Month: $4.1893 Per Peak MDCQ Therm $1.4499 Per Off-Peak MDCQ Therm Determination of Maximum Daily Contract Quantity (MDCQ): Each season's MDCQ is redetermined annually. The calculation uses the customers billing history for the previous peak and off-peak seasons. The number of therms used in each billing period is adjusted to a 30-day basis. The highest annual usage is then divided by 21 to determine the MDCQ for each season.

M.D.P.U. No. 18.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 18.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Small Classification No. G-41E Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers located in the former Essex Service territory whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy-three percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose normal annual use is 22,000 Therms or less. $21.00 Per 30 Day Month First 120 Therms Per Month $0.2469 Per Therm Over 120 Therms Per Month $0.3037 Per Therm First 35 Therms Per Month $0.1580 Per Therm Over 35 Therms Per Month $0.1959 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 19.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 19.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Medium Classification No. G-42E Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers located in the former Essex service territory whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy-three percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose normal annual usage is greater than 22,000 Therms but equal to or less than 100,000 Therms. $39.00 Per 30 Day Month First 1,040 Therms Per Month $0.2369 Per Therm Over 1,040 Therms Per Month $0.2939 Per Therm First 300 Therms Per Month $0.1600 Per Therm Over 300 Therms Per Month $0.1959 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 20.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 20.1 Low Load Factor General Service Rate - Large Classification No. G-43E Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers located in the former Essex service territory whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is greater than or equal to seventy-three percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose normal annual usage is greater than 100,000 Therms. $100.00 Per 30 Day Month First 2,000 Therms Per Month $0.2301 Per Therm Over 2,000 Therms Per Month $0.2801 Per Therm First 600 Therms Per Month $0.1526 Per Therm Over 600 Therms Per Month $0.1867 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 21.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 21.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Small Classification No. G-51E Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers loacted in the former Essex service territory whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy-three percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose normal annual usage is 45,000 Therms or less $21.00 Per 30 Day Month First 200 Therms Per Month $0.2363 Per Therm Over 200 Therms Per Month $0.2936 Per Therm First 120 Therms Per Month $0.2162 Per Therm Over 120 Therms Per Month $0.2669 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 22.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 22.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Medium Classification No. G-52E Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers located in the former Essex service territory whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy three percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose normal annual usage is greater than 45,000 Therms and less than or equal to 180,000 Therms $39.00 Per 30 Day Month First 2,000 Therms Per Month $0.2061 Per Therm Over 2,000 Therms Per Month $0.2579 Per Therm First 2,000 Therms Per Month $0.1937 Per Therm Over 2,000 Therms Per Month $0.2345 Per Therm

M.D.P.U. No. 23.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 23.1 High Load Factor General Service Rate - Large Classification No. G-53E Available to commercial, industrial and institutional customers located in the former Essex service territory whose metered use in the most recent peak period of November through April is less than seventy-three percent of the metered use for the most recent twelve consecutive months of September through August, and whose normal annual usage is greater than 180,000 Therms. $443.00 Per 30 Day Month Reservation Charge - $/MDCQ Therm Per Month: $4.2925 Per Peak MDCQ Therm $3.9023 Per Off-Peak MDCQ Therm Determination of Maximum Daily Contract Quantity (MDCQ): Each season's MDCQ is redetermined annually. The calculation uses the customers billing history for the previous peak and off-peak seasons. The number of therms used in each billing period is adjusted to a 30-day basis. The highest annual usage is then divided by 21 to determine the MDCQ for each season.

M.D.P.U. No. 24.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 24.1 Street Lighting Rate Classification No. G-7 Rate: Available to any customer for gas used for the purpose of street lighting. Bills to be rendered monthly. Fixed Charge Per Lamp: Volumetric/hourly Conversion Factor: $15.19 Per 30 Day Month 0.0424 Therms/hour 0.0424 Therms/hour Lighting and Extinguishing: The customer shall furnish the Company with the schedule of burning hours of lamps which the customer will maintain. Any excess burning hour of lamps, due to the failure of the customer to light and extinguish all lamps within fifteen minutes of the times fixed such schedule, shall be subject to the running charge. The number of lamps in service during each calendar year shall be furnished to the Company by the customer on or before the third day of the succeeding month. Allowance for Inadequate Supply of Gas: Provided written notice of an inadequate supply of gas to any lamp is received by the Company, a deduction from the monthly charges shall received by the Company, a deduction from the monthly charges shall be made in the amount of one half cent ($.005) per hour for each burning hour during which such inadequate supply of gas continues, except that no such deduction shall be made for the first twenty-four (24) hours after receipt of such notice and no such deduction shall be made for failure of the Company to deliver an adequate supply of gas because of certain frost stoppages in the service pipe which shall be service by the customer or his agent in accordance with the following paragraph. Service: The Company will, except when prevented by circumstances beyond its control, furnish a continuous adequate supply of gas to each lighting fixture, except that any frost stoppage in a service pipe which can be cleared by the use of alcohol (to be supplied by the Company) will be served by the customer or the customer s agent. The lamp, post, burner, pressure regulator and other parts of the gas lamp (except the service pipe to the fixture) are the property of the customer, the customer s principal or agent, and maintenance or repair work performed by the Company (except to the service pipe in the lighting fixture) shall be at the expense of the customer, and any change in location of an installed lamp will be made only at the expense of the customer. Installation and Discontinuance: Lamp posts are installed by the Company at the expense of the customer for use at this rate only on the basis of permanent service. A customer may discontinue any lamp or lamps by written notice to the Company, but the customer will be required to pay the entire expense in connection with such discontinuance including the cost of materials, labor, trucking and the restoration of the street or sidewalk surface and to assume all liability arising after such removal. Local Distribution Adjustment Clause (LDAC) filings, as in effect from time to time and on file with Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (M.D.P.U.). The Company will convert the volumetric Local Distribution Adjustment Factor to an an hourly rate in accordance with the Volumetric/Hourly Conversion Factor above. The minimum charge per month shall be the the Fixed Charge per lamp. between the customer and the third party supplier (and may be billed directly by the third party supplier or through the Company as a separate item in the Company's distribution service bills to the customer). If the customer does not purchase its gas from a third party, it will receive Default Service from the Company and will pay the Company s Seasonal Cost of Gas Adjustment Factor (GAF) in effect from time to time and on file with the M.D.P.U. The Company will convert the volumetric GAF to an hourly rate in accordance with the Volumetric/Hourly Conversion Factor above.

M.D.P.U. No. 25.2 Cancels M.D.P.U. No. 25.1 Outdoor Gas Lighting Classification No. G-17 Available to all customers for outdoor gas lighting where a standard gas light is attached to the Company's existing distribution system and when it is not feasible to meter gas for such lighting along with other gas used on the premises and bill the same under the rate in effect for all other service. All such installations shall be on private property. Unmetered gas service for outdoor lighting. Natural gas containing not less than 960 B.T.U. per cubic foot. Rate: Applicable to each gas light: $27.35 per month $27.35 per month Minimum Monthly Charge: The sum of the Rate and the Local Distribution Adjustment Factor, as calculated below. For Default Sevice customers, the minimum charge will also include the Cost of Gas Adjustment factor as calculated below. If the customer purchases its gas from a third party, supply charges will be as agreed upon between the customer and the third party supplier (and may be billed directly by the third party supplier or through the Company as a separate item in the Company's distribution service bills to the customer). If the customer does not purchase its gas from a third party, it will receive Default Service from the Company and will pay $.22 for each $.01 per therm of the Company's Seasonal Cost of Gas Adjustment factor in effect from time to time and on file with the M.D.P.U. Other Charges for Distribution Service : Local Distribution Adjustment Clause (LDAC) filings, as in effect from time to time and on file with Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (M.D.P.U.). The customer will pay $0.22 for each $.01 per therm of the Company's Local Distribution Adjustment Factor. Special Provisions: The customer shall own, install and maintain the post, lamp fixture and mantles.