3.0 FEE FOR ELECTRICITY GENERATED AND SOLD (MILLS PER KILOWATT HOUR, M/kWh) 3.1 Number of Reactors Covered

3.2 Total Electricity Generated and Sold (Megawatt hours)

(Sum of Line 4.2 from all Annex A's)

3.3 Current Fee Rate

(M/kWh)

4.0 UNDERPAYMENT/LATE PAYMENT (As notified by DOE)

Type of Payment

3.4 Total Fee for Electricity Generated and Sold
(M/kWh) Transmitted with this Payment

TITLE 18 USC 1001 makes it a crime for any person to knowingly and willfully make to any department or agency of the United States any false, fictitious, or fraudulent statements as to any matter within its jurisdiction.

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GPO: 193-122

Standard Remittance Advice (RA) form is designed to serve as the source document for entries into the Department's accounting records to transmit data from Purchasers conceming payment of their contribution to the Nuclear Waste Fund.

The RA must be submitted by Purchasers who signed the Standard Contract for Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel and/or High-Level Radioactive Waste. Submit Copy 1, 2, and 3 to DOE, Office of the Controller, Special Accounts and Payroll Division and retain Copy 4.

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Purchasers shall forward completed RA to:

U.S. Department of Energy

Office of the Controller

Special Accounts and Payroll Division (C-216 GTN)

Box 500

Germantown, MD 20875-0500

Request for further information, additional forms, and instructions may be directed in writing to the address above or by telephone to (301) 353-4014.
When to Submit

For electricity generated on or after 4-7-83 lees shall be paid quarterly by the Purchaser and must be received by DOE not later than the close of the last
business day of the month following the end of each assigned three month period. Payment is by electronic wire transfer only.
Sanctions

The timely submission of RA by a Purchaser is mandatory. Failure to file may result in late penalty lees as provided by Article VII.C of the Contract for Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel and/or High-Level Radioactive Waste.

Provisions Regarding the Confidentiality of Information

The information contained in these forms may be (1) information which is exempt from disclosure to the public under the exemption for trade secrets and confidential commercial information specified in the Freedom of Information Act of 5 USC 522(b)(4)(FOIA) or (ii) prohibited from public release by 18 USC 1905. However, before a determination can be made that particular information is within the coverage of either of these statutory provisions, the person submitting the information must make a showing satisfactory to the Department concerning its confidential nature.

Therefore, respondents should state briefly and specifically (on an element-by-element basis if possible), in a letter accompanying submission of the form why they consider the information concemed to be a trade secret or other proprietary information, whether such information is customarily treated as confidential information by their companies and the industry, and the type of competitive hardship that would result from disclosure of the information. In accordance with the provisions of 10 CFR 1004.11 of DOE's FOIA regulations, DOE will determine whether any information submitted should be withheld from public disclosure. If DOE receives a response and does not receive a request, with substantive justification, that the information submitted should not be released to the public, DOE may assume that the respondent does not object to disclosure to the public of any information submitted on the form.

A new written justification need not be submitted each time the NWPA-830G is submitted if:

a. views concerning information items identified as privileged or confidential have not changed and

b. a written justification setting forth respondent's views in this regard was previously submitted.

In accordance with the cited statutes and other applicable authority, the information must be made available upon request, to the Congress or any committee of Congress, the General Accounting Office, and other Federal agencies authorized by law to receive such information.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING STANDARD REMITTANCE
ADVICE FOR PAYMENT OF FEES

Section 1.0 Identification Information

1.1 Name of Purchaser as it appears on the Standard Contract, the mailing address, state, and zip code.

1.2 Name and telephone number of person responsible for the completion of this form.

1.3 Standard Contract identification number as assigned by DOE.

1.4 Period covered by this advice and date of this payment. Any period different from the assigned three month period should be explained on a separate attachment.

2.1 Enter the number of reactors for which the Purchaser had irradiated fuel as of midnight between 6/7 April 1983 (equal to the number of Annex B Forms attached).

2.2 Total amount owed to the Nudear Waste Fund for spent fuel used to generate electricity prior to April 7, 1983 (See Annex 8 for calculation). 2.3 Self explanatory.

2.4 Ten year Treasury Note rate on the date the payment is made, to be used if payments are being made using the 40 quarter option or if lump sum payment is made after June 30, 1985.

2.5 Unpaid balance before this payment is made.

2.6 Enter the payment option (1, 2, or 3) chosen. The selection of payment option must be made within two years of Standard Contract execution. 2.7 Total payment of fee which this advice represents. Show principal, interest, and total.

Section 3.0 Fee for Electricity Generated and Sold (M/kWh)

3.1 Enter the number of reactors the Purchaser is reporting on during this reporting period.

3.2 Enter total electricity generated and sold during the reporting period from all reactors being reported. This is the sum of Station Total figures of line 4.2 from all Annex A forms attached, expressed in megawatt hours.

3.3 Current Fee Rate as provided by DOE (initially 1.0 MWh which is equal to 1.0 $/MWh).

3.4 Total Fee for Electricity Generated and Sold (MkWh) represented by this advice.

Section 4.0 UnderpaymentLate payment (as notified by DOE)

4.1 4.6 Self Explanatory.

Section 5.0 Other Credits Claimed

Represents all items for which a Purchaser may receive credit, as specified in the Standard Contract.

Section 6.0 Total Remittance

6.1-6.6 This section is a summary of the payments made in the previously mentioned categories with this remittance.

Section 7.0 Certification

Enter the name and title of the individual your company has designated to certify the accuracy of the data. Sign the "Certification" block and enter the current date.

*For a nuclear station with more than one reactor and different ownerships for each reactor, a separate Annex A will be required.

**Utibes unable to meter individual unit use shall report estimated unit use and shall explain in a footnote how the unit data were estimated. ****Section 3. Total Energy Adjustment Factor Calculation

3.2 Total Energy Adjustment Factor (TEAF = Σ WEAF)
Section 4. Fee Calculation for Electricity Generated and Sold
Unit 1
Unit 2

4.1 Total Energy Adjustment Factor

(Enter value from 3.2 above):

4.2 Electricity Generated and Sold

(Items in 4.1 times Items in 2.6):

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