Green Future Impact
Locally source up to 100% of your electricity from a new wind or solar facility.
Green Future Impact helps 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.
PGE has two options for enrollment in Green Future Impact, phase 2. To learn more about each of these options, click on the links below.
October 2022
PGE Supplied Option (PSO) is expected to open a queue as soon as an eligible project is found
Customer Supplied Option (CSO) is fully subscribed as of Feb. 14, 2022
Please email us at greenfutureimpact@pgn.com if you have any questions.
Program participants
Cities and businesses are leading the way to a clean energy future here in Oregon. We’re proud to offer more ways to meet the demand for renewables, which is stronger than ever.
Currently, the following businesses and municipalities are leading the way with Green Future Impact:
Adobe
Comcast
Digital Realty
Intel
Multnomah County
Oregon Health & Science University
Portland State University
Portland Community College
The City of Beaverton
The City of Hillsboro
The City of Lake Oswego
The City of Milwaukie
The City of Portland
The City of Salem
The City of West Linn
The City of Wilsonville
Washington County
What you get
Additional options for sourcing up to 100% renewable energy.
The ability to purchase full output of a facility or just a share of it.
The knowledge that you’re helping to bring a new, local renewable resource online.
A more tangible connection with your renewable power resource.
Predictable, energy prices through a long-term contract.
Oregon's largest solar facility gets named
Customers that subscribed to Green Future Impact had the opportunity to name their new solar facility. By overwhelming support, they picked Pachwáywit Fields. The project is located on ceded lands of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs in Gilliam County. The name pays homage to lands traditionally stewarded by the Warm Springs and Umatilla Tribes.
Pachwáywit, pronounced Patch-Why-Wit, means “sun” in the Sahaptin language and ties Oregon’s largest solar facility with the land’s rich history and stewardship.
Newest participant catalyzes second major solar facility
Intel has signed up as the single largest participant in Green Future Impact, catalyzing a second renewable solar facility in Wasco County, Oregon. This new facility will produce a significant portion of the energy needed to power its advanced technology development and manufacturing facilities in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Together, Green Future Impact customers are bringing more and more renewable energy facilities online, more than tripling the amount of solar installed in Oregon.