Your Green Future Participant Page
Explore this page to access your exclusive participant resources, see the impact you’ve supported through Green Future and get up to speed with our latest updates.
You’re part of a community of more than 225,000 participants taking action to keep Oregon special for generations to come. We’re proud to call Green Future the number one voluntary renewable energy program in the nation since 2009,* and it’s all thanks to our dedicated community. Explore this page to access your exclusive participant resources, learn about the impact you’re supporting through Green Future and everything in between.
Get the latest decal
Keep up with your neighbors and show off your renewable energy pride with the Green Future window decal! Just place it anywhere people can see it to spread the word.
Your dollars, working locally
Your participation makes a difference that goes well beyond your environmental impact — you’re also supporting local communities in Oregon through the Green Future Renewable Development Fund (RDF)! Since 1999, the RDF has awarded more than $20 million across 119 local renewable energy projects at schools, nonprofits and other organizations in Oregon. To get a closer look at all the projects Green Future participants have helped fund, check out the new RDF map!
RDF projects you’ve helped fund
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72 & Foster Apartments
106.5 kW DC solar array — $180,976 awarded — project will be able to cover a majority of the electricity costs for shared common areas, allowing REACH CDC to maintain rent prices for low-income residents.
Rockwood Boys & Girls Club
100.8 kW DC solar array — $401,500 awarded — cost savings will strengthen youth programming and expand social services for Club clientele.
Banks Fire District No. 13
86 kW DC solar array — $230,100 awarded — as a volunteer fire station, savings from energy costs will go to equipment, training and outreach at local schools.
Tucker Maxon School
45.8 kW DC solar array — $127,443 awarded — project will help lower overall electricity costs for the hearing impaired-focused school, freeing up funding for either scholarships or curriculum enhancement that will tie back to renewable energy.
Oregon Zoo
216.6 kW DC solar array — $385,334 awarded — part of the zoo’s initiative to be 100% powered by renewable energy and provide hands-on learning for their 1.6 million annual visitors.
Zenger Farms
16.56 kW DC solar array — $65,730 awarded — funding allowed expansion of their Healthy Eating on a Budget program to show families and students how to make better choices and utilize freshly grown fruits and veggies.
Redd East
102.24kW DC solar array — $228,816 awarded — this property is a last mile logistics center where products from mid-sized farms can be stores and delivered to local businesses. Savings from the project will be passed onto the tenants of the building.
Clear Creek Communications
109.08 DC solar array — $286,056.80 awarded — provides a community benefit by reducing operational costs and supporting critical communication services in a rural area, especially during natural disasters.
Planned Parenthood of Salem
45.56kW DC solar array — $119,688 awarded — funding allows long-term resiliency and sustainability with savings being redistributed to serve over 5,000 individuals who access their offerings annually.
Green Future Business Map 
Are you curious about all of the clean energy leaders in our community? Visit the map to find Green Future businesses near you and show your support!
Are you a business owner looking to promote your clean energy leadership? Fill out the form to join our business map and introduce yourself to the community!
Additional participant resources
25 years and counting
Thanks to our community of clean energy supporters, Green Future officially reached 25 years of clean energy impact in 2024! That’s 25 years of Oregonians joining hand-in-hand with their neighbors to strengthen our local communities and support a more sustainable environment for the future.
Take a look at the impressive impact the Green Future community has made together!
You can help save our fish!
Did you know you could use your Green Future participation to support local fish? When you add Habitat Support to your enrollment, you’ll pay $2.50 more per month to support The Nature Conservancy’s work to conserve and restore fish habitat in Oregon.
Programs that go hand in hand with Green Future
Time of Day
Take advantage of lower prices for using less energy during the high demand weekday hours of 5 to 9.
Peak Time Rebates
Shift your energy use away from peak times, and you can save on your next bill. There’s no cost to join and you decide when to participate.
Smart Thermostat program
Earn rewards when your thermostat automatically adjusts during peak times or get a great deal on a smart thermostat. Remember, you’re always in control of your comfort.
*According to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s ranking based on total number of participants.
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