Electricity Rates in Oregon

Electricity Rates, Plans & Statistics

The average electricity bill in Oregon is $131.70
The average electricity rate in Oregon is 14.91¢

Electric Bills and Electric Rates in Oregon

The average residential electric bill in Oregon is $131.70 per month. Oregon is the 19th most expensive state in the country for electricity.

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Electricity Companies & Statistics in Oregon

Population
4,240,137
Total Production
63,236,364 MWh / 14.91 MWh per capita
Total Consumption
59,579,130 MWh / 14.05 MWh per capita
Total Production from Renewable
40,245,744 MWh / 9.49 MWh per capita
CO₂ Emissions from Consumption
9,462,783,801 kg / 2,231.72 kg per capita
Total Production from Non-Renewable
23,031,415 MWh / 5.43 MWh per capita

Average Residential Electricity Bills & Rates in Oregon

Oregon residential electric rates are highest in May and the highest average bill is in January.

Historical Electricity Rates:

25^th14.91¢Average residential price per kWh in the state of Oregon

19^th$131.7Average residential monthly electricity bill for Oregon Residents

Oregon Production, Consumption, and Emissions by Fuel Types

MonthlyWe report production data as it is published. Due to reporting methods and timing, data from 2023 and 2022 may be incomplete. Data is released in full each fall for the previous calendar year. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

AnnualAnnual data for 2022 will be finalized in the fall of 2023. Until that time, some data may be incomplete. Data for 2023 is a summation of all information released to date, which may only represent a portion of the actual production that has occurred. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

Oregon's Electricity Prices and Usage

The average residential electricity rate in Oregon in 2025 is 14.91 cents per kilowatt hour, compared to the national average of 16.73 cents. This ranks Oregon as the 25th lowest priced state in the country using average electricity rate. When shopping for electricity, customers have many options to choose from for their electricity company due to the deregulated electricity market that exists in the state. Consumers in the state consume 94.22% of the electricity that the state's power plants produce its power plants, while the remaining 5.78% produced can be exported or stored. The state generates around 14.91 megawatt hours per person per year from its electricity generating plants, which makes it the 22nd largest generator per capita in the nation. The state is ranked 7th in the country for percentage of electricity produced from sustainable fuel types, creating 63.64% of their electricity from these sustainable sources. There has been a 14.76% increase in the amount of electricity produced from solar fields over the course of the last year, which is an increase of 295,132.13 megawatt hours per year.

Residential Electricity Providers in Oregon

Provider	Service Type	Residential Rate (¢)	Residential Rate State Rank	Residential Average Bill ($)	Residential Average Bill State Rank	Residential Sales (MWh)	Residential Sales State Rank	Residential Revenues ($)	Residential Revenues State Rank	State Production (MWh)	State Production Rank
Portland General Electric	BUNDLED	18.39	38	142.08	32	7,714,721.13	1	1,418,665,566	1	13,171,292.15	1
Pacific Power	BUNDLED	14.31	35	127.47	24	5,867,954.19	2	839,485,485	2		5
Eugene Water and Electric Board	BUNDLED	13.31	32	119.96	20	965,765.68	3	128,558,752	3		5
Central Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.65	10	132.75	29	571,702.25	4	55,153,469.42	4		5
Central Lincoln PUD	BUNDLED	11.25	23	112.04	14	437,375.62	5	49,185,216.81	5		5
Springfield Utility Board	BUNDLED	8.02	5	85.95	4	388,005.73	6	31,101,499.29	9		5
Oregon Trail Electric Coop	BUNDLED	10.48	17	106.36	13	322,986.68	7	33,844,559.48	7		5
Emerald People's Utility District	BUNDLED	11.02	22	140.56	31	305,622.97	8	33,691,558	8	22,224	4
Midstate Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.66	11	129.54	26	302,142.6	9	29,178,900.43	11		5
Consumers Power Inc	BUNDLED	12.84	29	155.6	35	276,553.27	10	35,496,495.05	6		5
Tillamook PUD	BUNDLED	11.76	25	124.82	23	259,938.37	11	30,574,574.2	10		5
Columbia River PUD	BUNDLED	9.21	7	112.91	15	242,851.65	12	22,362,124.76	14		5
McMinnville Water and Light	BUNDLED	7.66	3	82.46	3	219,649.54	13	16,829,623.1	18		5
Salem Electric	BUNDLED	10.95	20	98.2	11	201,515.59	14	22,070,282.8	15		5
Lane Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	12.34	27	159.04	36	196,244.21	15	24,212,822.06	13		5
Coos Curry Electric	BUNDLED	13.13	31	130.33	28	193,408.33	16	25,395,332.61	12		5
Idaho Power	BUNDLED	11.46	24	127.77	25	188,840.32	17	21,648,453	16	900,050	2
Umatilla Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.84	12	121.09	22	186,996.16	18	18,403,515.3	17		5
Northern Wasco PUD	BUNDLED	7.69	4	96.94	10	151,408.31	19	11,647,204.71	22	41,603	3
Douglas Electric	BUNDLED	12.44	28	140.3	30	134,781.14	20	16,769,457.21	19		5

Commercial Electricity Providers in Oregon

Provider	Service Type	Commercial Rate (¢)	Commercial Rate Rank	Commercial Average Bill ($)	Commercial Average Bill State Rank	Commercial Sales (MWh)	Commercial Sales State Rank	Commercial Revenues ($)	Commercial Revenues State Rank	State Production (MWh)	State Production Rank
Pacific Power	BUNDLED	10.87	28	829.2	38	6,725,983.94	1	730,825,004	2		5
Portland General Electric	BUNDLED	14.10	38	690.29	36	6,438,338.22	2	907,798,142	1	13,171,292.15	1
Umatilla Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	8.65	12	16,512.84	39	5,642,059.18	3	488,086,646.75	3		5
Eugene Water and Electric Board	BUNDLED	10.67	27	748.35	37	765,780.23	4	81,741,804	4		5
Springfield Utility Board	BUNDLED	7.55	5	441.98	30	219,201.43	5	16,558,803.16	5		5
Oregon Trail Electric Coop	BUNDLED	8.42	10	271.07	17	176,650.02	6	14,881,849.26	8		5
Central Lincoln PUD	BUNDLED	9.30	19	231.69	11	164,039.4	7	15,257,290.78	7		5
Idaho Power	BUNDLED	9.68	21	346.8	23	157,652.75	8	15,260,202	6	900,050	2
McMinnville Water and Light	BUNDLED	7.40	4	335.98	22	153,154.58	9	11,330,695.67	10		5
Central Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	8.11	7	262.97	16	123,937.15	10	10,047,321.88	13		5
Tillamook PUD	BUNDLED	8.36	9	361.78	25	120,366.04	11	10,067,374.6	12		5
Emerald People's Utility District	BUNDLED	10.59	26	434.18	29	115,988.51	12	12,281,164	9	22,224	4
Midstate Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	7.97	6	256.41	15	111,501.66	13	8,887,910.34	16		5
Salem Electric	BUNDLED	9.38	20	316.82	21	100,491.87	14	9,430,245.14	15		5
Consumers Power Inc	BUNDLED	11.50	33	237.97	14	97,946.03	15	11,266,891.57	11		5
Columbia River PUD	BUNDLED	8.50	11	577.31	34	88,928.41	16	7,555,225.11	17		5
Coos Curry Electric	BUNDLED	11.34	31	359.31	24	85,880.88	17	9,736,231.35	14		5
Canby Utility	BUNDLED	6.35	2	460.2	32	69,904.97	18	4,441,396.88	20		5
Hermiston Energy	BUNDLED	9.04	17	444.62	31	50,276.98	19	4,544,929.95	19		5
Ashland Electric	BUNDLED	11.13	30	297.85	19	49,022.22	20	5,454,302.08	18		5

Power Plants in Oregon

Plant	City/County	Primary Fuel Type	Production (MWh)	Emission (KG)	Emissions/MWh (KG/MWh)
The DallesUS Army Corps of Engineers (100.00%)	Wasco County	Conventional Hydroelectric	5,825,593
BonnevilleUS Army Corps of Engineers (100.00%)	Multnomah County	Conventional Hydroelectric	3,679,502
Hermiston Power PartnershipCalpine (100.00%)	Umatilla County	Natural Gas	3,463,920	1,324,326,609.34	382.32
Hermiston Generating PlantPacifiCorp (50.00%)Hermiston Generating Co LP (50.00%)	Umatilla County	Natural Gas	3,321,139	1,333,674,560.96	401.57
Klamath Cogeneration PlantAvangrid (100.00%)	Klamath County	Natural Gas	3,296,526.57	1,249,668,164.92	379.09
Port WestwardPortland General Electric (100.00%)	Columbia County	Natural Gas	3,230,533	1,195,126,358.3	369.95
Coyote Springs IIAvista Utilities (100.00%)	Boardman	Natural Gas	2,189,379	806,409,010.54	368.33
Coyote SpringsPortland General Electric (100.00%)	Boardman	Natural Gas	2,036,999	735,893,650.1	361.26
Biglow Canyon Wind FarmPortland General Electric (100.00%)	Sherman County	Wind	930,398
Wheatridge HybridWheatridge Wind Energy, LLC (100.00%)	Morrow County	Wind	695,204
Klondike Windpower IIIAvangrid (100.00%)	Sherman County	Wind	690,483
Golden Hill WindAvangrid (100.00%)	Sherman County	Wind	591,996
South Hurlburt Wind LLCCaithness Energy (100.00%)	Gilliam County	Wind	552,336.25
Horseshoe Bend Wind LLCCaithness Energy (100.00%)	Gilliam County	Wind	542,821.11
North Hurlburt Wind LLCCaithness Energy (100.00%)	Gilliam County	Wind	527,188.48
Montague Wind Power Facility LLCAvangrid (100.00%)	Gilliam County	Wind	484,520
Montague SolarAvangrid (100.00%)	Gilliam County	Solar	372,098
Wheatridge 1Portland General Electric (100.00%)	Morrow County	Wind	267,891
Georgia-Pacific Wauna MillGeorgia-Pacific Consumer Operations LLC-Wauna (100.00%)	Clatsop County	Black Liquour	189,855	60,325,883.22	317.75
Millican Solar Energy LLCInvenergy (100.00%)	Crook County	Solar	139,038

Quick Facts

Oregon generates 36.42% of their electricity from non-renewable fuel sources. This equates to 5.43 megawatt hours per resident and places Oregon as the 39th highest state for non-renewable generation per capita each year.

Ranking 16th in wind power production in the nation, Oregon has a total yield of 9,223,887.92 megawatt hours from wind turbines.

The state of Oregon is the 25th highest generator of electricity in the country, producing 63,236,364.45 megawatt hours.

Within the past year, there has been a 5.16% decrease in the use of non-renewable fuel types for electricity generation in Oregon.

Wind turbines produce 2.18 megawatt hours per year per person for Oregon residents, which is 13th highest in the United States.

Oregon is the 26th highest consumer of electricity with consumption totaling over 59,500,000 megawatt hours.

Oregon Counties Comparison

County	Population	Providers	Plants	Residential Rate (¢)	Residential Rate State Rank	Residential Rate National Rank	Residential Avg. Electric Bill	Residential Bill State Rank	Residential Bill National Rank
Multnomah County	795,083	5	2	17.36	32	2,442	$137.52/mo	20	737
Washington County	600,176	3	2	19.65	36	2,658	$168.41/mo	33	2,161
Clackamas County	423,177	2		18.41	35	2,535	$141.62/mo	24	908
Lane County	382,353	10		12.48	15	464	$153.88/mo	31	1,363
Marion County	346,703	6	2	15.77	30	2,079	$145.88/mo	28	1,041
Jackson County	221,644	4		14.37	26	1,390	$127.58/mo	10	476
Deschutes County	206,549	6	1	10.09	1	48	$130.70/mo	16	542
Linn County	130,467	5		13.74	23	1,052	$139.04/mo	21	792
Douglas County	112,297	8		13.63	22	1,012	$132.15/mo	18	596
Yamhill County	108,226	4		17.66	33	2,479	$146.19/mo	29	1,054
Benton County	97,630	4	1	13.14	18	758	$151.14/mo	30	1,261
Polk County	89,614	7		14.81	29	1,572	$139.79/mo	22	832
Josephine County	87,730	4		14.29	24	1,330	$127.96/mo	13	486
Umatilla County	80,215	8	2	11.93	9	301	$122.95/mo	6	385
Klamath County	70,212	4	2	12.89	17	625	$128.37/mo	14	501
Coos County	64,619	7		13.45	21	920	$127.61/mo	11	477
Columbia County	52,381	4	1	15.97	31	2,145	$171.44/mo	34	2,368
Lincoln County	49,866	5		12.87	16	619	$143.99/mo	25	982
Clatsop County	40,720	6	1	18.22	34	2,518	$174.37/mo	36	2,480
Malheur County	31,313	3	6	10.80	5	97	$103.34/mo	2	94
Tillamook County	27,129	2		12.13	12	352	$127.90/mo	12	484
Wasco County	26,603	5	2	14.61	27	1,508	$172.83/mo	35	2,427
Union County	26,255	2		10.50	4	77	$107.03/mo	3	115
Crook County	24,300	6	3	10.32	3	57	$131.88/mo	17	593
Jefferson County	24,232	5		12.10	11	343	$145.05/mo	27	1,015
Hood River County	23,915	7		12.17	13	370	$124.97/mo	8	439
Curry County	23,234	2		13.15	19	766	$129.91/mo	15	524
Baker County	16,539	3		11.11	6	124	$119.21/mo	5	307
Morrow County	11,964	5	4	11.96	10	311	$141.09/mo	23	883
Lake County	8,119	7	1	11.74	8	250	$136.34/mo	19	700
Harney County	7,454	4		10.19	2	51	$82.98/mo	1	15
Wallowa County	7,330	4		14.36	25	1,387	$126.60/mo	9	461
Grant County	7,225	3		11.26	7	154	$111.40/mo	4	179
Gilliam County	1,954	5	6	12.48	14	463	$144.38/mo	26	998
Sherman County	1,784	5	3	14.69	28	1,537	$168.05/mo	32	2,134
Wheeler County	1,477	3		13.43	20	911	$124.25/mo	7	430

Oregon Production Fuel Makeup

CONVENTIONAL HYDROELECTRIC

43.74%

NATURAL GAS

36.39%

WIND

14.59%

SOLAR

3.63%

WOOD/WOOD WASTE SOLIDS

0.73%

OTHER

0.99%

For electricity generation purposes, the state of Oregon's main fuel is Conventional Hydroelectric, making up 27,660,234.08 megawatt hours, or 43.74% of generation in the state. When combined with Natural Gas (36.39%) and Wind (14.59%), these three fuel types account for 59,897,943.77 megawatt hours (or 94.72%) state electricity generation. Electricity consumption in the state results in the release of 9,462,783,801.23 kilograms of CO2 emissions per year, which is 40th largest emissions amount in the nation. More importantly, the state averages 2,231.72 kilograms of CO2 emissions per person in the state, which is a better measurement of the state's emission levels. They rank 44th highest in the United States for emissions per citizen. Oregon has 39 power plants, which is the 27th highest number of power plants in a state and the 35th highest amount of power plants per person in a state.

There are 39 companies in Oregon offering electricity. Of those 39, 94.87% of them offer some type of net metering option for their customers, making solar panels and alternative electric sources more economically viable. The state of Oregon has highly favorable state level net metering legislation.

The average energy loss for electricity providers in Oregon is 2.94%. This includes data from 20 providers, including Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, and Eugene Water and Electric Board. The nationwide average for energy loss is 2.43%, resulting in a rank of 26th best in the nation for Oregon in this category.

State governments can help encourage private citizens to consider installing private solar panels by issuing tax breaks and rebates. Oregon, unfortunately, has no statewide tax credits offered to residents who purchase solar panels. Citizens in the state enjoy rebates for solar installs of over $500. This is the highest amount we've seen in the United States. Oregon offers homeowners a 100% tax exemption that lasts less than 10 years. Fortunately, citizens in the state have a 100% sales tax exemption for the purchase of solar at a home. Can't beat that!

Legislation drawn up at the state level determines whether a state is friendly towards customers searching for renewable energy sources. Many states require renewable fuels to make up a percentage of the fuel used for electricity generation. These requirements are referred to as Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS). The state of Oregon has made strong efforts to create an RPS plan of action that requires at least 25% of electricity output to be fueled by renewable fuel types. In addition, the state has a low income solar program in place to assist low income households installing solar panels.

Learn about going solar in Oregon, find out which system size is best for you, compare local installers and see which incentives are available in your area.

FAQ: Common Questions About Electricity in Oregon

How much does electricity cost in Oregon?

The average price per kilowatt hour of electricity in Oregon in 2025 is 14.91 cents.

How many power plants are located within Oregon?

Oregon is home to 39 active electricity plants generating electricity for the state.

Which electricity company is the largest provider in Oregon?

The largest electricity supplier in Oregon by total revenue is Portland General Electric.

What is the cheapest electricity company in Oregon?

Residential Rate Rank	Provider	Residential Rate (¢)	State Customers
1	Cascade Locks, Oregon Electric Utility	7.20	1,079
2	Clatskanie PUD	7.47	4,317
3	McMinnville Water and Light	7.70	19,896
4	Northern Wasco PUD	7.73	10,725
5	Springfield Utility Board	8.05	33,442
6	Hood River Electric Coop	8.82	4,104
7	Columbia River PUD	9.25	17,645
8	Canby Utility	9.30	7,775
9	Forest Grove Electric	9.49	11,501
10	Central Electric Cooperative	9.69	39,010

How many electric companies offer service in Oregon?

There are 39 electricity companies serving customers in Oregon.

Does Oregon have a deregulated electricity market?

Oregon has a deregulated electricity market, meaning residents in the state can often choose from an abundance of electricity providers for their electricity needs.

Where does Oregon get its electricity?

Fuel sources used for electricity generation in Oregon include Conventional Hydroelectric (43.74%), Natural Gas (36.39%) and solar (14.59%).

What is the average electric bill in Oregon?

In 2025, Oregon has an average electricity bill of $132, while the US average is $147.

What power companies are in Oregon?

State Customers Rank	Provider	State Customers
1	Portland General Electric	947,060
2	Pacific Power	631,783
3	Eugene Water and Electric Board	99,098
4	Central Lincoln PUD	42,335
5	Central Electric Cooperative	39,010
6	Springfield Utility Board	33,442
7	Oregon Trail Electric Coop	32,510
8	Consumers Power Inc	23,534
9	Emerald People's Utility District	23,090
10	Tillamook PUD	22,762

Last Reviewed By: Alex Zdanov

Published: 2025-07-22