Green Future Choice Renewable Power
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.
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.
100% renewable energy
Proudly show your commitment to the environment by matching 100% of your electricity use with renewable energy. You’ll also help build more renewables in Oregon.
Use less, pay less
Your cost is based on how much energy you use each month. Residential customers pay about $7 more on average per month (~$13 for small businesses) to match 100% of their electricity use.* You’ll pay almost a penny more per kWh.
Third-party validation
Green Future Choice is Green-e® Energy certified and meets the environmental and consumer protection standards set forth by the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions. Learn more at green-e.org 
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* Average renewable customer energy use is about 795 kWh per month for homes, about 1,350 kWh per month for small businesses.
Please see this disclosure regarding details on an exception that was granted to Green Future Choice and Block from the Green-e® Energy certification program related to Oregon emissions reporting laws and what it might mean for your participation in 2024.
When you sign up for Green Future Choice or Green Future Block, you’re joining the largest voluntary renewable energy program in the nation. You’re not just helping build a clean energy future, you’re also helping create local jobs, build solar projects right in the community and support underserved communities through the PGE Renewable Development Fund.
Community Solar
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.
The fish will thank you
Add Habitat Support to any Green Future renewable power option and help the Nature Conservancy restore local fish habitat.
What are RECs?
A Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) is created when a megawatt-hour of renewable energy is produced and delivered to the power grid. Purchasing RECs helps increase demand for, and drive development of, more renewable energy sources.