Oregon benefits from abundant hydroelectric power and has ambitious clean energy goals. The state requires utilities to source 50% of electricity from renewables by 2040 and has strong energy efficiency programs.
12.2¢/kWh
below the national average of 16¢/kWh
· Source: EIA
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