TA118-999: The FCC's USF/ICC Transformational Order, issued October 27,2011, adopted rules at 47 CFR § 51.909(c) which require rate of return carriers to adjust Transitional Intrastate Access Service (TIAS) rates to be equivalent in rate and structure to interstate rates. Therefore, the filings adopt the rate structure and rates for TIAS as specified in Tariff F.C.C. NO.5 (NECA Tariff) for all elements of Transitional Intrastate Access Service.

TA163-359: The FCC's USF/ICC Transformational Order, issued October 27,2011, adopted rules at 47 CFR § 51.909(c) which require rate of return carriers to adjust Transitional Intrastate Access Service (TIAS) rates to be equivalent in rate and structure to interstate rates. Therefore, the filings adopt the rate structure and rates for TIAS as specified in Tariff F.C.C. NO.5 (NECA Tariff) for all elements of Transitional Intrastate Access Service.

ACS-AK, ACS-AN, ACS-N, ACS-F

TA529-120: The FCC's USF/ICC Transformational Order, issued October 27,2011, adopted rules at 47 CFR § 51.909(c) which require rate of return carriers to adjust Transitional Intrastate Access Service (TIAS) rates to be equivalent in rate and structure to interstate rates. Therefore, the filings adopt the rate structure and rates for TIAS as specified in Tariff F.C.C. NO.5 (NECA Tariff) for all elements of Transitional Intrastate Access Service.

ACS-AK, ACS-AN, ACS-N, ACS-F

TA114-999: The FCC's USF/ICC Transformational Order, issued October 27,2011, adopted rules at 47 CFR § 51.909(c) which require rate of return carriers to adjust Transitional Intrastate Access Service (TIAS) rates to be equivalent in rate and structure to interstate rates. Therefore, the filings adopt the rate structure and rates for TIAS as specified in Tariff F.C.C. NO.5 (NECA Tariff) for all elements of Transitional Intrastate Access Service.

KPU, ITC, ASTAC, MUKLUK, CVTC, MTA, CTCI

TA117-999: The FCC's USF/ICC Transformational Order, issued October 27,2011, adopted rules at 47 CFR § 51.909(c) which require rate of return carriers to adjust Transitional Intrastate Access Service (TIAS) rates to be equivalent in rate and structure to interstate rates. Therefore, the filings adopt the rate structure and rates for TIAS as specified in Tariff F.C.C. NO.5 (NECA Tariff) for all elements of Transitional Intrastate Access Service.

KPU, ITC, ASTAC, MUKLUK, CVTC, MTA, CTCI

TA234-4: Annual revisions to fees and allowances for installing new services, connections, meters, and main line extensions.

TA830-2: Annual net metering report in which Alaska Power Company asks for a waiver ofthe 1.5% limit on name plate capacity for its Rate Group 4.

TA372-8: Currently, Chugach’s filings include both actual and accrued expense levels within each quarter, which are subsequently trued-up in the following quarter. These monthly accruals and subsequent reversals add additional complexity to each filing and require Commission Staff to evaluate the reasonableness of the accruals. To mitigate this complexity, Chugach will no longer be submitting and including for recovery accrued expenses. To successfully make this change, Chugach is requesting that its current requirement to submit its quarterly filings within 45 days (shown on Tariff Sheet No. 92) after the end of each quarter be permanently extended to 60 days.

TA10-733: This filing constitutes Cook Inlet Natural Gas Storage Alaska, LLC’s annual redetermination of its Injection/Withdrawal Fuel Use Percentage, as provided for in Section 30 of its tariff, and as presented in Section 35.3 on Sheet 77 of its tariff. As explained in more detail below, CINGSA is reducing its Injection/Withdrawal Fuel Use Percentage from 1.5% to 0.5% for the period May 1, 2013 to April 30, 2014. The Injection/Withdrawal Fuel Use Percentage is applied to all injected volumes for all of CINGSA’s customers.