Plans for $1B Boardman Hydrogen Facility in Doubt
PGE and its partner reportedly shelve plans for PNWH2 project.
Portland General Electric
Policy Brief: Tribes and Neighbors Must Work Together to Care for Our Water
The secretary-treasurer/CEO of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs writes about the need for collaboration in protecting tribal watersheds.
Intel Expansion Will Create Major Energy Demand
PBJ: Chip maker will spend $36B modernizing Hillsboro facilities
Longstanding creative services agency rebrands as For Good & Co.
The creative services agency once known as Henry V says its new focus is on collaboration — regardless of medium
Hard Charging
New regulation, grassroots demands and technological innovation are transforming the way electricity is generated in the West. Can Oregon emerge as a leader?
A damaged river imperils a central Oregon town
Small businesses in Maupin allege a PGE dam is ruining their livelihoods.
Bumpy road for coal-to-clean energy plan
The lead proponent of Oregon’s Clean Electricity Plan said the legislation, designed to wean the state off coal-fired energy, has not met her expectations.
Businesses rally behind strategies for reducing GHGs
A diverse group of high-profile businesses have recommended a set of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to frame the discussion on how the state should respond to climate change.
Solar makes gains as energy choice
A Q&A with Maria Pope, senior vice president of power supply & operations, and resource strategy at Oregon’s largest utility, Portland General Electric.