Customer Generation
Are you interested in installing solar panels or using other technologies to generate your own power? We can help.
Net Metering
For smaller generation projects – typically up to 25 kilowatts – a net meter is required. A net meter measures the difference between the electricity from the utility used by the customer and the electricity generated and provided back to the utility.
Net metering requirements can be found in our net metering tariffs. Once the renewable generator is installed and approved to code, a net metering agreement is signed and a new meter is installed.
Find out how net metering works »
Oregon Solar Incentive Pilot Program
Oregon customers who want to generate solar power will have another option starting July 1, 2010. The Oregon Public Utility Commission released information for a new Solar Incentive Pilot Program on May 28, 2010. We are reviewing and developing the necessary tariffs, forms and processes for this new program.
Get details on the incentives and the pilot »
Customer generation and qualifying facilities
For larger generation projects – greater than 25 kilowatts – we provide information on market-based incentives, qualifying facilities and grid connection requirements.
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