From a little to a lot, choose the renewable mix that works for you.
As a PGE customer, you’re already getting a portion of your energy from renewable sources with your Basic Service. From there, it’s easy to add more renewable energy to your mix (and way more affordable than you might think).
Everyone starts on Basic Service, so you automatically get renewable energy. You get power from a mix of sources that includes a little wind and solar, along with hydroelectric, natural gas and more. If you’re a night owl or you have an EV, consider switching from Basic Service to Time of Day.
Time of Day pricing is cheaper than Basic Service all hours and days except from the on-peak period of 5-9 p.m. weekdays. So, if you can use less energy from 5-9 p.m. Mon.-Fri., you can save on your PGE bill! And no matter how much you save, shifting energy away from high demand periods lets us use even more clean energy resources.
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Be part of the clean energy future. Go 100% renewable for about $7 more a month on average ($13 if you’re a small business)* and help fund new renewable projects in Oregon. It only seems too good to be true.
You can add more renewable power, in blocks that each cost less than a large cup of tea. And because they support local renewable projects, they give you that same mellow, happy feeling.
Go partially or fully renewable with ease, at levels that are just right for your organization. You get public recognition, marketing kits to promote your support, verified carbon reduction and inexpensive, local and carbon-free power. If your bill says you’re eligible.
Available to customers on . It’s offered at several levels, based as a percentage of your total electricity use. You decide which support level is right for your organization.
Help your business, city or county meet its ambitious sustainability and carbon reduction goals with the opportunity to source up to 100% of your electricity from a new regional wind or solar facility that you make possible.
The Oregon Community Solar Program is a new offering that brings small solar projects to communities throughout the state. Best of all, it’s available to everyone, even if you rent your home or lease your business space.
When fish swim, we all win. Add Habitat Support to any Green Future renewable power option and help the Nature Conservancy restore local fish habitat.
The fish will thank you.
When you sign up for Green Future Choice or Green Future Block, you’re not just helping build a clean energy future, you’re also helping create local jobs, build solar projects and support underserved communities through the PGE Renewable Development Fund.
Green Future Choice, Green Future Block, Green Future Enterprise and Green Future Impact are service marks of Portland General Electric Company.