We are developing a CBRE Request for Proposal (RFP) that focuses on resources that are:
Renewable – Small-scale (<20 MW in aggregate) generation that is interconnected to transmission or distribution system.
Dispatchable Capacity – The generation is paired with a dispatchable capacity product.
Community Benefit – Resource provides a direct benefit to a particular community through a community-benefits agreement or direct ownership.
Through this RFP, we are looking to procure CBRE resources in support of our draft Clean Energy Plan and Integrated Resource Plan (CEP/IRP). Please visit this page for documents related to the RFP process and to learn how to bid into the RFP. Also, coming soon, we will post relevant notices as well as common questions and their answers.
CBRE Technical Workshops
PGE’s 2022 Reliability Report
This worksheet can provide some idea of where there is capacity on PGE’s system.
It was last updated in July and does not reflect requests in queue since drafting.
This map can help to identify which feeder the location you’re considering is tied to and is a resource to pair with the PGE Distribution System data worksheet.
The map’s layers are controlled through the folder icon in the top right hand corner:
Community Benefit Indicators
PGE's long-term planning process (Clean Energy Plan and Integrated Resource Plan, or CEP/IRP) indicated that PGE should take action to acquire CBRE resources at a volume of 66MW by 2026, with a preference to have 155MW by 2030. As part of the regulatory process by which these actions were recommended, stakeholders provided a list of Community Benefit Indicators that they identified as preferred. PGE recommends that potential bidders to this RFP - if and when possible - align community benefit narrative to one or more of the preferred categories on this list. Alignment with this list is not a requirement to submit a bid, but is meant to serve as a guide for the types of metrics that have been suggested in the planning process.