PGE's All Electric Home
Your address for comfort, efficiency and sustainability
In 2022, we built this all-electric tiny home* to showcase the latest in energy efficiency, comfort and sustainability available in homes today. Don’t let its size fool you – it’s a home that lives on a much grander scale.
We’ll be showing up at community events to share the benefits of electrifying for sustainability. In the meantime, let us show you around.
Electric living is good living – come on in!
See the features that make this all-electric house a home.
The perfect temperature for comfort and savings comes automatically.
Let the light and beauty in without energy and comfort escaping.
Winter warmth and cool summers. Just what every Oregon home needs.
It heats quickly, can make subtle temperature changes and uses less energy. So, when’s dinner?
5. Efficient showerhead and faucets 
Take longer showers while using less water. Clean never felt so good!
6. Energy-efficient washer and dryer
Laundry just entered the space age. Now if it could just iron and fold.
The right lighting turns a house into a home and creates a nice ambiance for saving energy.
No more gas, exhaust fumes or fuss. These take the chore (and the noise) out of yardwork!
Stop burning money to heat water! These get the job done at a fraction of the cost.
These aren’t your grandfather’s batteries. They’re the latest way to store all that good energy.
Look. Up in the sky. It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a bright pathway to a clean energy future.
12. Electric car charger and electric bike
Electrify your ride! The road to clean, inexpensive travel starts here.
Take a tour
Take a virtual tour here by clicking and dragging your mouse around the house. The blue dots provide additional details about each feature.
Want more ways to save?
Shift your energy use to save on your bill. The modern appliances and smart thermostat in this all-electric home make shifting energy easy. But even if you don’t have the latest and greatest, you can shift with ease. And, we can help!
Make the shift to an Oregon kind of energy – an energy that’s reliable, affordable and sustainable.