Where does the renewable energy come from?
All of the renewable energy comes from 100 percent new sources (built after July, 1999) located in the
Western Electricity Coordinating Council region.
In 2011, PGE bought renewable energy from the following facilities:
| Technology | Facility Name | Location |
| Low-Impact Hydro | Cabinet Gorge HED - Cabinet Gorge | ID |
| Low-Impact Hydro | Noxon Rapids HED - Noxon Rapids | MT |
| Landfill Gas | Roseburg LFG (2012-2014) | OR |
| Wind | Nine Canyon Wind Project - Nine Canyon Wind Project | WA |
| Wind | Mountain Wind Power | WY |
| Wind | Chevron Casper Wind Power | WY |
| Wind | Campbell Hill | WY |
| Wind | Dunlap I | WY |
| Wind | Top of World | WY |
| Wind | Wolverine Creek | ID |
| Wind | Rock River | WY |
| Low-impact hydro | Glenrock I | WY |
| Biomass | Glenrock III | WY |
| Geothermal | Seven Mile Hill I | WY |
| Wind | Seven Mile Hill III | WY |
| Wind | Mountain Wind Power | WY |
| Wind | Mountain Wind Power II | WY |
| Wind | Chevron Casper Wind Power | WY |
| Wind | Elkhorn Valley | OR |
| Wind | Juniper Canyon | WA |
| Wind | Leaning Juniper II | OR |
| Wind | Vansycle II | OR |
| Wind | NextEra | OR |
| Wind | Stateline (OR) - FPL Energy Vansycle LLC | OR |