PGE outlines plan to cut emissions 60%-80% by 2030

• Portland General Electric filed its 2026 Clean Energy Plan and Integrated Resource Plan with the Oregon Public Utility Commission.
• Proposed clean energy additions total 3,400–6,700 MW by 2030, subject to regulatory approval, affordability and operational feasibility.
• Procurement scenarios could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60%–80% relative to the HB 2021 baseline.
• Transmission constraints, permitting delays and rising costs could limit development; lost federal tax credits previously lowered clean energy project costs by 20%–40%.
• Regulatory review is expected to extend into the second quarter of next year.

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