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0 <br />FPL. <br />Florida Power & Light <br />Commercial / Industrial Load Control <br />Commercial / Industrial Demand Reduction <br />Curtailable Service <br />2014 EPA Change in Reaulations <br />Rate <br />Termination Opportunity and Request Form <br />Summary <br />Recent federal regulations require owners of generators to comply with new emission <br />standards adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The standards are <br />known as (EPA) 40 CFR Part 63 Subpart ZZZZ and 40 CFR part 60, subparts IIII <br />and JJJJ. These new rules impact reciprocating internal combustion engines (RICE) of <br />all sizes, including generators participating in utility -sponsored demand side <br />management programs. It is the responsibility of generator owners to review EPA's <br />RICE rules and ensure that their generators comply with these new rules. If you use a <br />generator to participate in FPL's voluntary Commercial/Industrial Load Control (CILC), <br />Commercial Demand Reduction (CDR) or Curtailable Service (CS) rates, you may be <br />affected by these new rules. <br />We encourage customers to carefully evaluate their specific circumstances with respe <br />to the new EPA regulations. Many customers are likely to find that continuing <br />participation in the CILC/CDR/CS rate will be cost-effective taking into account the <br />significant annual savings that these rates offer along with the costs of complying with <br />the new EPA regulations. But, for some customers, the costs of complying with the ne <br />rules may not make continued participation cost-effective. The rates typically require <br />termination notice of five years for CILC or CDR and three years for CS. In light of the <br />significant compliance challenges the new rules may present to some customers, FPL <br />providing customers an opportunity to exit the rate due to the impact of the new EPA <br />rules. <br />185 <br />