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Can the ocean provide the energy that Oregon's homes need?

Wave energy off the coast of Oregon has the potential to supply as much power as the entire state uses every year, and a range of projects are looking to study and develop this resource.

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We're accelerating Community-driven energy projects

Learn about the Oregon Community Solar Program and why it helps all energy customers save money while taking initiative to decarbonize the grid.

Sign up Your Household

Save money on your electric bill by subscribing to a local renewable energy project.

Electrify Your Home

Download a free guide for renters and homeowners to learn how to affordably and comprehensively electrify your home, removing unsafe fossil fuels from your home.

Sign up Your Community

Share the program with low-Income households in your community to save them up to 40% on their electric bill, replacing fossil gas power in Oregon in the process.

Help us Shape Oregon Energy Policy

While chapter members are actively working on renewable energy in their communities, committee meetings are on pause. Would you like to spearhead renewed group action?

Upcoming Renewable Energy Working Group Events

We’re planning the details on our next event – check this space or sign up to get involved in one of our initiatives.

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Notes from Sustainable Buildings Week

Sustainable Buildings Week snuck up on us this year– we’re sorry we missed posting about it in advance! Don’t miss next year’s edition the second week in October 2025. Here’s a taste of what happened: Carey Booth opened her sustainable solar home in SE Portland for a tour– you can see a snapshot of her … Continued

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Collaborating for Climate

Over the summer, the CRP Portland’s legislative committee has been focusing on collaboration for climate solutions and climate justice. We join forces with local and global groups including ZERO coalition, the Coalition for Climate and Economic Justice (CCEJ), Third Act Oregon, the Sierra Club, and OCI (Oil Change International) to help move the needle towards … Continued

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