Tag: oregon
Oregon Representative Introduces Bill to Develop Floating Offshore Wind
Rep. David Brock Smith, R-Ore., has introduced a bill to the Oregon Legislative Assembly calling for the development of [...]
Oregon’s Renewable Enegy Policy Woes: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Continue To Rise
In 2020, Oregon’s electricity providers will be required to produce a record 20 percent of their energy from renewable [...]
West Coast Legislators Are at a Solar Crossroad
The West Coast is in a transitional period for solar policy. Washington, Oregon and California statehouses are either fresh [...]
Oregon’s Gov. Brown Signs Zero-Emissions Vehicle Target Bill
Governor Kate Brown signed a new zero-emissions vehicles target into law Monday, bringing Oregon one significant step forward toward reducing greenhouse [...]
Oregon’s Energy Future Conference 2019
Oregon’s Energy Future is the state’s signature clean energy event. Now in its 13th year, Oregon’s Energy Future connects [...]
New Rules That Would Limit Solar PV on Farmland in Oregon
Restrictions on new solar arrays being built on high-value farmland are likely on the way in Oregon, but not [...]
How Oregon’s Clean Energy Law Could Affect Power Bills
The Oregon Legislature passed a bill in February that requires public utility companies to phase out coal from their energy portfolios by 2030. [...]
Oregon Regulators Set Ambitious Timeline for Clean Energy Programs
The Oregon Public Utility Commission has released a broad timeline of energy issues it will tackle over the next [...]
Meeting Oregon’s New Energy Standard
Earlier this month, Gov. Kate Brown signed a landmark bill making Oregon the first state in the country to cut ties with coal-fired [...]
Oregon Moves Towards 50 Percent Renewable Energy
The US State of Oregon has decided to raise its state renewable energy law to 50 percent renewables by 2040, doubling [...]