List of power stations in Oregon

Sources of Oregon utility-scale electricity generation in gigawatt-hours, full-year 2024: ^[1]

1. Hydroelectric: 26,144 (41.4%)
2. Natural gas: 24,317 (38.5%)
3. Wind: 9,580 (15.2%)
4. Solar: 2,076 (3.28%)
5. Biomass: 940 (1.49%)
6. Geothermal: 158 (0.25%)

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Oregon , sorted by type and name. In 2023, Oregon had a total summer capacity of 17,469 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 61,691 GWh. ^[2] In 2023, the electrical energy generation mix was 42.1% hydroelectric, 38.1% natural gas, 14.7% wind, 3.2% solar, 1.6% biomass, and 0.4% geothermal. Small-scale solar, including customer-owned photovoltaic panels, delivered an additional net 515 GWh to the state's electrical grid in 2023. This compares as less than one-third of the amount generated by Oregon's utility-scale photovoltaic plants. ^[1]

During 2019, Oregon was one of the top five U.S. states in its share of renewable electricity generation. It was the second largest generator of hydroelectric power after the state of Washington. Oregon ranks third in the nation behind California and Nevada for its geothermal generation potential. ^[3]

Oregon electricity production by type

Oregon power grid

Nuclear power stations

The Trojan Nuclear Power Plant generated 1,095 MW of electricity during the years 1976 to 1992. ^[4] Decommissioning and removal of the nuclear components was completed in 2006. ^[5] Oregon had no utility-scale plants that used fissile material as a fuel in 2019. ^[1]

Fossil-fuel power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference. ^[6]

Natural gas

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Type	Operator	Year opened	Ref
Hermiston	Hermiston	45°48′15″N119°22′12″W / 45.8042°N 119.3700°W / 45.8042; -119.3700 (Hermiston Generation)	474	1x1 combined cycle (x2), 2x1 combined cycle	PacifiCorp (50%)	1996	[7]
Klamath Cogeneration	Klamath Falls	42°10′26″N121°48′38″W / 42.1739°N 121.8106°W / 42.1739; -121.8106 (Klamath Cogen)	606	2x1 combined cycle, simple cycle (x4)	Iberdrola Renovables	2001	[8]
Beaver	Clatskanie	46°10′21″N123°10′26″W / 46.1724°N 123.1739°W / 46.1724; -123.1739 (Beaver)	529	6x1 combined cycle, simple cycle	Portland General Electric	1974	[9]
Port Westward	Clatskanie	46°10′44″N123°10′19″W / 46.1789°N 123.1720°W / 46.1789; -123.1720 (Port Westward)	413	1x1 combined cycle	Portland General Electric	2007	[9]
Port Westward 2	Clatskanie	46°10′44″N123°10′19″W / 46.1789°N 123.1719°W / 46.1789; -123.1719 (Port Westward 2)	225	Reciprocating engine (x12)	Portland General Electric	2015	[9]
Coyote Springs	Boardman	45°50′53″N119°40′26″W / 45.8480°N 119.6739°W / 45.8480; -119.6739 (Coyote Springs)	233	1x1 combined cycle	Portland General Electric	1995	[9]
Coyote Springs 2	Boardman	45°50′53″N119°34′26″W / 45.8480°N 119.5740°W / 45.8480; -119.5740 (Coyote Springs 2)	290	1x1 combined cycle	Avista	2003	[10]
Carty Generating Plant	Boardman	45°41′55″N119°48′47″W / 45.6986°N 119.8131°W / 45.6986; -119.8131 (Carty Station)	416	1x1 combined cycle	Portland General Electric	2016	[9]

Renewable power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference. ^[6]

See also the Oregon Department of Energy's Renewable Energy Resources page. ^[11]

Hydroelectric

See also: List of dams and reservoirs in Oregon

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Operator	Year opened	Ref
John Day Dam	Columbia River (also WA)	45°42′59″N120°41′39″W / 45.7164°N 120.6941°W / 45.7164; -120.6941 (John Day Hydro)	2,160	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1971
The Dalles Dam	Columbia River (also WA)	45°36′50″N121°08′05″W / 45.6140°N 121.1346°W / 45.6140; -121.1346 (The Dalles Hydro)	2,100	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1957
Bonneville Dam	Columbia River (also WA)	45°38′39″N121°56′28″W / 45.6441°N 121.9410°W / 45.6441; -121.9410 (Bonneville Hydro)	1,218	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1937
McNary Dam	Columbia River (also WA)	45°56′25″N119°17′56″W / 45.9402°N 119.2988°W / 45.9402; -119.2988 (McNary Hydro)	980	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1954
Brownlee Dam	Snake River	44°50′12″N116°53′51″W / 44.8367°N 116.8975°W / 44.8367; -116.8975 (Brownlee Hydro)	585	Idaho Power Company	1958
Hells Canyon Dam	Snake River (also ID)	45°14′38″N116°42′03″W / 45.2439°N 116.7008°W / 45.2439; -116.7008 (Hells Canyon Hydro)	391	Idaho Power Company	1967
Round Butte Dam	Deschutes River	44°36′21″N121°16′38″W / 44.6058°N 121.2773°W / 44.6058; -121.2773 (Round Butte Hydro)	225	Portland General Electric	1964	[9]
North Umpqua River System	Umpqua River	43°19′21″N122°11′40″W / 43.322469°N 122.19446°W / 43.322469; -122.19446 (North Umpqua River Hydro)	200	PacifiCorp	1950 to 1956	[7]
Oxbow power station	Snake River (also ID)	44°58′18″N116°50′06″W / 44.9716°N 116.8350°W / 44.9716; -116.8350 (Oxbow Hydro)	190	Idaho Power Company	1961
Link River Dam	Link River	42°14′02″N121°48′07″W / 42.23389°N 121.80207°W / 42.23389; -121.80207 (Link River Hydro)	151	PacifiCorp	1921
Lookout Point Dam	Middle Fork Willamette River	43°54′55″N122°45′11″W / 43.9153°N 122.7531°W / 43.9153; -122.7531 (Lookout Point Hydro)	120	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1953
Detroit Dam	North Santiam River	44°43′21″N122°15′04″W / 44.7224°N 122.2511°W / 44.7224; -122.2511 (Detroit Hydro)	100	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1953
Green Peter Dam	Middle Santiam River	44°26′58″N122°32′58″W / 44.4494°N 122.5494°W / 44.4494; -122.5494 (Green Peter Hydro)	80	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1967
Pelton Dam	Deschutes River	44°41′40″N121°13′53″W / 44.6944°N 121.2314°W / 44.6944; -121.2314 (Pelton Hydro)	73	Portland General Electric	1958	[9]
North Fork	Clackamas River	45°14′36″N122°16′48″W / 45.2433°N 122.2799°W / 45.2433; -122.2799 (North Fork Hydro)	58	Portland General Electric	1958	[9]
Prospect Hydroelectric System	Rogue River	42°43′52″N122°30′50″W / 42.7312°N 122.5140°W / 42.7312; -122.5140 (Prospect Hydro)	52	PacifiCorp	1912=1957	[7]
Lost Creek Dam	Rogue River	42°40′18″N122°40′38″W / 42.6717°N 122.6772°W / 42.6717; -122.6772 (Lost Creek Hydro)	49	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1977
Faraday	Clackamas River	45°16′05″N122°19′12″W / 45.2680°N 122.3201°W / 45.2680; -122.3201 (Faraday Hydro)	46	Portland General Electric	1907	[9]
T. W. Sullivan	Willamette River	45°21′14″N122°37′08″W / 45.3540°N 122.6190°W / 45.3540; -122.6190 (Sullivan Hydro)	46	Portland General Electric	1895	[9]
Oak Grove Hydroelectric Project	Clackamas River	45°07′19″N122°04′12″W / 45.1220°N 122.0699°W / 45.1220; -122.0699 (Oak Grove Hydro)	44	Portland General Electric	1924	[9]
Hills Creek Dam	Middle Fork Willamette River	43°42′39″N122°25′26″W / 43.7107°N 122.4238°W / 43.7107; -122.4238 (Hills Creek Hydro)	30	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1961
Cougar Dam	McKenzie River	44°07′51″N122°14′38″W / 44.1307°N 122.2439°W / 44.1307; -122.2439 (Cougar Hydro)	25	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1964
River Mill	Clackamas River	45°18′00″N122°21′00″W / 45.3000°N 122.3500°W / 45.3000; -122.3500 (River Mill Hydro)	25	Portland General Electric	1911	[9]
Foster Dam	South Santiam River	44°24′53″N122°40′16″W / 44.4146°N 122.6712°W / 44.4146; -122.6712 (Foster Hydro)	20	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1968
Big Cliff Dam	North Santiam River	44°45′05″N122°17′00″W / 44.7514°N 122.2832°W / 44.7514; -122.2832 (Big Cliff Hydro)	18	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1953
Dexter Dam	Willamette River	43°55′27″N122°48′20″W / 43.9242°N 122.8055°W / 43.9242; -122.8055 (Dexter Hydro)	15	United States Army Corps of Engineers	1954
Owyhee Dam	Owyhee River	43°38′30″N117°14′37″W / 43.6416°N 117.2437°W / 43.6416; -117.2437 (Owyhee Hydro)	5	Owyhee Irrigation District	1980s

Wind

See also: Wind power in Oregon

Station	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Year opened	Ref
Klondike Wind Farm	Sherman County	45°33′23″N120°33′03″W / 45.5563°N 120.5507°W / 45.5563; -120.5507 (Klondike Wind)	399	2002/2005/ 2007	[12]
Biglow Canyon Wind Farm	Sherman County	45°39′13″N120°36′12″W / 45.6537°N 120.6034°W / 45.6537; -120.6034 (Biglow Canyon Wind)	450	2007/2009/ 2010	[12]
Vansycle Wind Project	Umatilla County	45°56′10″N118°39′36″W / 45.9362°N 118.6600°W / 45.9362; -118.6600 (Vansycle Wind)	124	1998/2009	[12]
Stateline Wind Project	Umatilla County	46°00′46″N118°48′58″W / 46.0128°N 118.8162°W / 46.0128; -118.8162 (Stateline Wind)	123	2001	[12]
Rattlesnake Road Wind Farm (Arlington Wind Project)	Gilliam County	45°43′00″N120°12′03″W / 45.7167°N 120.2008°W / 45.7167; -120.2008 (Arlington Rattlesnake Wind)	103	2008	[12]
Hay Canyon Wind Farm	Sherman County	45°31′12″N120°34′28″W / 45.5200°N 120.5744°W / 45.5200; -120.5744 (Hay Canyon Wind)	101	2009	[12]
Elkhorn Valley Wind Farm	Union County	45°05′07″N117°48′59″W / 45.0852°N 117.8163°W / 45.0852; -117.8163 (Elkhorn Valley Wind)	101	2007	[12]
Leaning Juniper Wind Project	Gilliam County	45°39′09″N120°12′35″W / 45.6525°N 120.2098°W / 45.6525; -120.2098 (Leaning Juniper "Wind)	302.3	2006/2011
Pebble Springs Wind Farm	Gilliam County	45°42′43″N120°07′30″W / 45.7119°N 120.1250°W / 45.7119; -120.1250 (Pebble Springs Wind)	99	2009	[12]
Wheatfield Wind Farm	Gilliam County	45°40′33″N120°19′06″W / 45.6758°N 120.3183°W / 45.6758; -120.3183 (Weatfield Wind)	97	2009	[12]
Willow Creek Wind Farm	Gilliam County and Morrow County	45°39′12″N119°59′29″W / 45.6533°N 119.9914°W / 45.6533; -119.9914 (Willow Creek Wind)	72	2009	[12]
Condon Wind Project	Gilliam County	45°16′36″N120°16′46″W / 45.2766°N 120.2794°W / 45.2766; -120.2794 (Condon Wind)	50	2001/2002	[12]
Combine Hills Wind Farm	Umatilla County	45°56′35″N118°35′28″W / 45.9430°N 118.5910°W / 45.9430; -118.5910 (Combine Hills Wind)	104	2003/2010	[12]
Threemile Canyon Wind Farm	Morrow County	45°40′33″N119°56′15″W / 45.6758°N 119.9375°W / 45.6758; -119.9375 (Threemile Canyon Wind)	10	2009	[12]
Shepherds Flat Wind Farm Hulburt & Horseshoe Bend	Gilliam County and Morrow County	45°35′08″N120°00′30″W / 45.5856°N 120.0082°W / 45.5856; -120.0082 (Shepherds Flat)	845	2012	[13]
Star Point Wind Project	Sherman	45°30′36″N120°28′48″W / 45.5100°N 120.4800°W / 45.5100; -120.4800 (Star Point Wind)	98.7	2010	[14]
Willow Spring Wind Farm	Baker County	44°22′55″N117°16′23″W / 44.3819°N 117.2731°W / 44.3819; -117.2731 (Willow Spring Wind)	10	2017	[14]
PáTu Wind Farm	Sherman	45°36′47″N120°37′01″W / 45.6131°N 120.6169°W / 45.6131; -120.6169 (PaTu Wind)	9	2010	[14]
Montague Wind Power Facility	Gilliam County	45°35′09″N120°05′25″W / 45.5857°N 120.0904°W / 45.5857; -120.0904 (Montague Wind)	200	2019	[14]
Lime Wind	Baker County	44°23′49″N117°16′19″W / 44.3969°N 117.2719°W / 44.3969; -117.2719 (Lime Wind)	3	2011	[14]
Chopin Wind	Umatilla County	45°52′48″N118°27′48″W / 45.8800°N 118.4633°W / 45.8800; -118.4633 (Chopin Wind)	10	2016	[14]
Burnt River Wind Farm Benson/Durbin/ Jett/Prospector	Baker County	44°22′01″N117°20′38″W / 44.3669°N 117.3439°W / 44.3669; -117.3439 (Burnt River Wind)	40	2017
Four Mile Wind	Morrow County	45°38′41″N119°27′12″W / 45.6447°N 119.4533°W / 45.6447; -119.4533 (Four Mile Canyon Wind)	10	2009	[14]
Wheatridge Renewable Energy Facility	Morrow County		300 (wind) 50 (solar)	2020	[15]

Biomass

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Operator	Year opened	Ref
Springfield Power Plant	Springfield, Oregon	44°03′25″N122°57′20″W / 44.0569°N 122.9555°W / 44.0569; -122.9555 (Springfield Plant)	65	International Paper	1949/1953/1976	[16]
Dillard Complex Power Plant	Dillard, Oregon	43°05′22″N123°24′56″W / 43.0895°N 123.4156°W / 43.0895; -123.4156 (Dillard Complex)	51.5	Roseburg Forest Products	1955	[17]
Biomass One	White City, Oregon	42°26′10″N122°51′00″W / 42.4361°N 122.8500°W / 42.4361; -122.8500 (Biomass One)	36.5	Biomass One LP	1985/2009	[18]
Wauna Mill Power Plant	Wauna, Oregon	46°09′14″N123°24′24″W / 46.1540°N 123.4066°W / 46.1540; -123.4066 (Wauna Mill)	36	Georgia-Pacific	1996	[19]
Toledo Mill Power Plant	Toledo, Oregon	44°36′43″N123°55′55″W / 44.6119°N 123.9319°W / 44.6119; -123.9319 (Toledo Mill)	21.5	Georgia-Pacific	2007	[20]
Seneca Sustainable Energy	Eugene, Oregon	44°06′59″N123°10′44″W / 44.1163°N 123.1790°W / 44.1163; -123.1790 (Seneca Sustainable Energy)	18.8	Seneca Sawmill	2011	[21]
Prairie City	Prairie City, Oregon	44°27′18″N118°42′40″W / 44.45511°N 118.71109°W / 44.45511; -118.71109 (Prairie City Biomass)	10	D.R. Johnson	2012	[22]
Evergreen Biopower LLC	Lyons, Oregon	44°46′15″N122°36′43″W / 44.7708°N 122.6120°W / 44.7708; -122.6120 (Evergreen BioPower)	10	Freres Lumber Co.	2007	[23]
BC Medford Plant	Medford, Oregon	42°21′20″N122°54′17″W / 42.3555°N 122.9046°W / 42.3555; -122.9046 (Medford Plant)	8.5	Boise Cascade	1956/1965	[24]
Riddle	Riddle, Oregon	42°57′59″N123°21′27″W / 42.96633°N 123.35739°W / 42.96633; -123.35739 (Riddle Laminators Power Plant)	7.5	D.R. Johnson	1987	[25]
Winchester One	Winchester, Oregon	43°17′23″N123°21′42″W / 43.2898°N 123.3616°W / 43.2898; -123.3616 (Winchester One)	6.5	Douglas County Lumber Co.	2006	[26]
Madras One	Madras, Oregon		5	Warm Springs Tribe
Rough and Ready	Cave Junction, Oregon		1.5	Rough & Ready Lumber Co.

Geothermal

See also: List of geothermal power stations in the United States

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Operator	Year opened	Ref
Neal Hot Springs	Malheur County, Oregon	44°01′23″N117°28′05″W / 44.0231°N 117.4681°W / 44.0231; -117.4681 (Neal Hot Springs)	30.1	U.S. Geothermal	2012	[27]
OIT Geo-Heat Center	Klamath Falls, Oregon		1.5	Oregon Institute of Technology	2014	[28]
Paisley Geothermal Plant	Lake County, Oregon	42°41′45″N120°33′28″W / 42.6958°N 120.5578°W / 42.6958; -120.5578 (Paisley Geothermal)	3.7	Surprise Valley Electrification	2015	[29]

Solar

See also: Solar power in Oregon

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MWAC)	Operator	Year opened	Ref
Gala Solar Star	Crook County, Oregon	44°11′03″N120°55′05″W / 44.1843°N 120.9180°W / 44.1843; -120.9180 (Solar Star)	56	Avangrid Renewables	2017	[30]
Airport Solar	Lake County, Oregon	42°10′13″N120°24′08″W / 42.1702°N 120.4023°W / 42.1702; -120.4023 (Airport Solar)	47.3	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2019	[31]
Eagle Point Solar	Jackson County, Oregon	42°24′00″N121°49′47″W / 42.3999°N 121.8298°W / 42.3999; -121.8298 (Airport Solar)	13	Pine Gate Renewables	2018
Adams Solar	Jefferson County, Oregon	42°10′13″N120°24′08″W / 42.1702°N 120.4023°W / 42.1702; -120.4023 (Adams Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2018	[32]
Bear Creek Solar	Deschutes County, Oregon	44°03′39″N121°14′14″W / 44.0608°N 121.2372°W / 44.0608; -121.2372 (Bear Creek Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2018	[33]
Black Cap Solar (1&2)	Lake County, Oregon	42°10′30″N120°21′45″W / 42.1750°N 120.3626°W / 42.1750; -120.3626 (Black Cap Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2012/2016	[34]
Collier Solar	Deschutes County, Oregon	44°03′46″N121°13′34″W / 44.0628°N 121.2260°W / 44.0628; -121.2260 (Collier Solar)	10	Oregon Solar Land Holdings	2017
Elbe Solar	Jefferson County, Oregon	44°37′05″N121°12′18″W / 44.6180°N 121.2050°W / 44.6180; -121.2050 (Elbe Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2018	[35]
Garrett Solar	Lake County, Oregon	42°09′36″N120°24′00″W / 42.1600°N 120.4000°W / 42.1600; -120.4000 (Garrett Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2019	[31]
Neff Solar	Deschutes County, Oregon	44°04′04″N121°13′41″W / 44.0679°N 121.2281°W / 44.0679; -121.2281 (Neff Solar)	10	Cypress Creek Renewables	2017
Open Range Solar	Malheur County, Oregon	43°47′48″N117°03′55″W / 43.7968°N 117.0653°W / 43.7968; -117.0653 (Open Range Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2016	[36]
OR Solar 3	Klamath County, Oregon	42°01′20″N121°25′08″W / 42.0223°N 121.4189°W / 42.0223; -121.4189 (OR Solar 3)	10		2017	[37]
OR Solar 6	Lake County, Oregon	42°12′32″N120°22′04″W / 42.2090°N 120.3678°W / 42.2090; -120.3678 (OR Solar 6)	10		2017	[37]
OR Solar 8	Klamath County, Oregon	42°14′20″N121°35′09″W / 42.2389°N 121.5858°W / 42.2389; -121.5858 (OR Solar 8)	10		2018	[6]
Thunderegg Solar	Malheur County, Oregon	43°55′52″N116°59′15″W / 43.9310°N 116.9876°W / 43.9310; -116.9876 (Thunderegg Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2016	[38]
Vale Air Solar	Malheur County, Oregon	43°57′54″N117°15′29″W / 43.9650°N 117.2581°W / 43.9650; -117.2581 (Vale Air Solar)	10	Swinerton Renewable Energy	2016	[39]
Wy'east Solar	Sherman County, Oregon	45°35′05″N120°36′00″W / 45.5846°N 120.5999°W / 45.5846; -120.5999 (WyEast Solar)	10	Avangrid Renewables	2018
Tumbleweed Solar	Deschutes County, Oregon	44°11′24″N121°13′49″W / 44.1900°N 121.2303°W / 44.1900; -121.2303 (Tumbleweed Solar)	9.9	Heelstone Renewable Energy	2017
Old Mill Solar	Klamath County, Oregon	42°12′12″N121°02′47″W / 42.2033°N 121.0464°W / 42.2033; -121.0464 (Old Mill Solar)	6.8	NextEra Energy Resources	2016	[40]
Outback Solar	Lake County, Oregon	43°14′13″N120°29′24″W / 43.2369°N 120.4900°W / 43.2369; -120.4900 (Outback Solar)	5	Constellation Energy	2012	[41]
Steel Bridge Solar	Polk County, Oregon	45°04′05″N123°28′12″W / 45.0680°N 123.4700°W / 45.0680; -123.4700 (Steel Bridge Solar)	2.3	OneEnergy	2015	[42]
Black Cap Solar Project	Lake County, Oregon	42°10′30″N120°21′35″W / 42.1750°N 120.3598°W / 42.1750; -120.3598 (Black Cap Solar)	2	Obsidian Finance Group	2012
Bellevue Solar	Yamhill County, Oregon	45°06′44″N123°14′05″W / 45.1122°N 123.2347°W / 45.1122; -123.2347 (Bellevue Solar)	2	EDF Renewables	2011	[43]
OIT Solar Array	Klamath Falls, Oregon		2	Oregon Institute of Technology	2014	[28]
Baldock Solar Highway	Clackamas County, Oregon	45°16′10″N122°46′18″W / 45.2694°N 122.7717°W / 45.2694; -122.7717 (Baldock Solar)	1.7	Portland General Electric	2012
Oregon State University Rabbit Field	Benton County, Oregon	44°34′25″N123°19′01″W / 44.5735°N 123.3169°W / 44.5735; -123.3169 (OSU Rabbit Field Solar)	1.2	SolarCity	2014
Yamhill Solar	Yamhill County, Oregon	45°06′32″N123°16′43″W / 45.1089°N 123.2786°W / 45.1089; -123.2786 (Yamhill Solar)	1	EDF Renewables	2011	[44]

Batteries

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MWh / MW)	Operator	Year opened	Ref
Seaside	North Portland		800 / 200	Portland General Electric	2025	[45]
Sundial	Troutdale		800 / 200	NextEra	2025	[45]
Constable	Hillsboro		/ 75	Portland General Electric	2025	[45]

Former facilities

Name	Location	Coordinates	Type	Capacity (MW)	Operator	Year opened	Year closed	Ref
Bull Run Hydroelectric Project	Sandy River		Hydro	22		1908	2008
Boardman	Boardman	45°41′36″N119°48′32″W / 45.6932°N 119.8088°W / 45.6932; -119.8088 (Boardman)	Coal	550	Portland General Electric	1980	2020	[9]

See also

• Energy portal
• United States portal
• Oregon portal

• Energy in Oregon
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• Celilo Converter Station
• Path 15
• Lists of Oregon-related topics

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