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Portland General Electric forecasts 5%-7% long-term EPS growth

By Public Technologies
  • Portland General Electric projects long-term earnings per share and dividend growth of 5%-7%, with earnings growth based on $3.08 per share.
  • Rate base is forecast to reach $13.1 billion by 2030, versus $7.5 billion in 2025, excluding the Washington utility acquisition.
  • Total load growth is projected at 3% annually through 2030, supported by sustained semiconductor and data center demand.
  • Forecast capital spending for 2026-2030 totals $7.4 billion, excluding approximately $1.75 billion for projects executed in October 2026.
  • The Washington utility acquisition is expected to boost earnings in its first full year, expanding future rate base investment opportunities.


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