Oregon’s Climate Protection Program Threatens Energy Affordability for Consumers
Oregon’s ambitious Climate Protection Program (CPP) aims to achieve a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. While the program’s environmental goals are commendable, the financial burden on Oregonians should not be overlooked. The CPP could lead to increased energy costs for consumers, putting a strain on household budgets. Last January’s storm underscored the […]
Ensuring Reliability Through a Diverse Energy Portfolio
Remember the cold snap during the winter of 2024? How can anyone forget it, right? During that time, a winter storm created unprecedented stress on the energy infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest. The record demand highlighted a critical reality: the integrated gas and electric systems operate at their limits during extreme weather. Fortunately, a total […]
