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Oregon

The table shown here summarizes green power products available in Oregon and nationally available renewable energy certificate products. Please contact our Webmaster if you have questions or more recent information regarding these products.

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State	Utility Name	Program Name	Type	Start Date	Premium
State-Specific Utility Green Pricing Programs (last updated May 2008)
OR	City of Ashland / Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Renewable Pioneers	PV, wind	2003	2.0¢/kWh
OR	Columbia River PUD	Choice Energy	wind	2005	1.5¢/kWh
OR	Emerald People's Utility District/Green Mountain Energy	Choose Renewable Electricity	wind, geothermal	2003	1.2¢/kWh
OR	Eugene Water & Electric Board	EWEB Greenpower	various renewables	2007	1.0¢/kWh-1.5¢/kWh
OR	Eugene Water & Electric Board	EWEB Wind Power	wind	1999	0.91¢/kWh
OR	Idaho Power	Green Power Program	various	2001	0.98¢/kWh
OR	Midstate Electric Cooperative	Environmentally-Preferred Power	wind	1999	2.5¢/kWh
OR	Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative	Green Power	wind	2002	1.5¢/kWh
OR	PacifiCorp: Pacific Power	Blue Sky QS (Commercial Only)	wind	2004	Sliding scale depending on size
OR	PacifiCorp: Pacific Power	Blue Sky Block	wind	2000	1.95¢/kWh
OR	PacifiCorp: Pacific Power / 3Degrees	Blue Sky Habitat	wind, biomass, PV	2002	0.78¢/kWh + $2.50/mo. donation
OR	PacifiCorp: Pacific Power / 3Degrees	Blue Sky Usage	wind, biomass, PV	2002	0.78¢/kWh
OR	Pacific Northwest Generating Cooperative: Blachly-Lane Electric Cooperative, Central Electric Cooperative, Clearwater Power, Consumers Power, Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative, Douglas Electric Cooperative, Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative, Lost River Electric Cooperative, Raft River Rural Electric Cooperative, Umatilla Electric Cooperative, West Oregon Electric Cooperative, (11 of 15 coops offer program)	Green Power	landfill gas	1998	1.8¢/kWh-2.0¢/kWh
OR	Portland General Electric Company	Clean Wind Power	wind	2002	1.75¢/kWh
OR	Portland General Electric Company	Clean Wind for Medium to Large Commercial & Industrial Accounts	wind	2003	1.7¢/kWh
OR	Portland General Electric Company / Green Mountain Energy	Green Source	existing geothermal, hydro, new wind	2002	0.8¢/kWh
OR	Portland General Electric Company / Green Mountain Energy	Renewable Future	wind	2007	1.5¢/kWh
OR	Springfield Utility Board	ECOchoice	various	2007	1.0¢/kWh
Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, Colorado. Notes: Utility green pricing programs may only be available to customers located in the utility's service territory. For additional details, please see the full green pricing products table.

Certificate Marketer	Product Name	Renewable Resources	Location of Renewable Resources	Residential Price Premiums*	Certification
National Retail REC Products (last updated May 2008)
3 Phases Renewables	Green Certificates	100% biomass, geothermal, hydro, solar, wind	Nationwide	1.2¢/kWh	Green-e
3Degrees	Renewable Energy Certificates	100% new wind	Nationwide	1.5¢/kWh	Green-e
NativeEnergy	CoolWatts	100% new wind	Nationwide	0.8¢/kWh	Green-e
NativeEnergy	Remooable Energy	100% new biogas	Pennsylvania	0.8¢/kWh-1.0¢/kWh	***
Ameren Energy Marketing (AEM)	AEM 5% Renewable Energy	various	Nationwide	2.0¢/kWh	—
Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Solar Green Tags	100% new solar	Nationwide	5.6¢/kWh	Green-e
Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Wind & Solar Green Tags Blend	50% new wind, 50% new solar	Nationwide	2.4¢/kWh	Green-e
Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Wind Green Tags	100% wind	Nationwide	2.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Denali Green Tags (Alaska only)	100% new wind	10% Alaska, 90% Nationwide	2.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Zephyr Energy (Kansas Only)	50% new low-impact hydropower	Midwest, West	2.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Carbon Solutions Group	CSG CleanBuild	biomass, biogas, wind, solar, hydro	Nationwide	0.9¢/kWh	Green-e
Carbonfund.org	MyGreenFuture	99% new wind, 1% new solar	Nationwide	0.5¢/kWh	Green-e
Choose Renewables	CleanWatts	100% new wind	Nationwide	1.7¢/kWh	Green-e
Clean and Green	Clean and Green Membership	100% new wind	Nationwide	1.6¢/kWh-3.0¢/kWh	—
Community Energy	NewWind Energy	100% new wind	Nationwide	2.5¢/kWh	Green-e
Enpalo	US CleanGen	100% new wind	Nationwide	1.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Good Energy	Good Green RECs	various	Nationwide	0.4¢/kWh-1.5¢/kWh	Green-e
Green Mountain Energy	BeGreen RECs	wind, solar, biomass	Nationwide	1.4¢/kWh	—
Juice Energy	Positive Juice - Wind	100% wind	Nationwide	1.1¢/kWh	Green-e
MMA Renewable Ventures	PVUSA Solar Green Certificates	100% solar	California	3.3¢/kWh	Green-e
Maine Renewable Energy/Maine Interfaith Power & Light	Maine WindWatts	100% new wind	Maine	2.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Mass Energy Consumers Alliance	New England Wind Fund	100% new wind	New England	~5.0¢/kWh (donation)	—
Premier Energy Marketing	Premier 100% Wind REC	100% wind	Nationwide	0.95¢/kWh-2.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Renewable Choice Energy	American Wind	100% new wind	Nationwide	2.0¢/kWh	Green-e
SKY energy, Inc.	Wind-e Renewable Energy	100% new wind	Nationwide	2.4¢/kWh	Green-e
Santee Cooper	SC Green Power	landfill gas, solar	South Carolina	3.0¢/kWh	Green-e
Sky Blue Electric	Sky Blue 40	100% wind	Nationwide	4.2¢/kWh	Green-e
Sterling Planet	Sterling Wind	100% new wind	Nationwide	1.85¢/kWh	Green-e
Village Green Energy	Village Green Power	solar, wind, biogas	California, Nationwide	2.0¢/kWh-2.5¢/kWh	Green-e
Waverly Light & Power	Iowa Energy Tags	100% wind	Iowa	2.0¢/kWh	—
WindCurrent	Chesapeake Windcurrent	100% new wind	Mid-Atlantic States	2.5¢/kWh	Green-e
WindStreet Energy	Renewable Energy Credit Program	wind	Nationwide	~1.2¢/kWh	—
Notes: * Product prices are updated as of May 2008. Premium may also apply to small commercial customers. Large users may be able to negotiate price premiums. Product is sourced from Green-e and ERT-certified RECs. ERT also certifies the entire product portfolio. * The Climate Neutral Network certifies the methodology used to calculate the CO2 emissions offset. NA = Not applicable. Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

National Commercial &/or Wholesale REC Marketers
3Degrees	3 Phases Renewables	Amerex Brokers	Aquila
BP Energy Company	Basin Electric Power Cooperative	Bonneville Environmental Foundation	Bonneville Power Administration (BPA)
Brookfield Renewable Power	Calpine Corporation	Carbon Solutions Group	Carbonfund.org
Centennial Energy Resources	Clean Currents	Clear Energy Brokerage & Consulting	Clear Sky Power
ComEd	Community Energy Inc.	Conservation Services Group	Constellation NewEnergy
Element Markets	Empire District Electric Company	Endless Energy Corporation	Enpalo
Exelon Power Team	FirstEnergy Solutions Corporation	Good Energy, LP	Green Mountain Energy Company
Hess Energy	Juice Energy	Liberty Power	Maine Interfaith Power & Light
Mainstay Energy	Massachusetts Energy Consumers Alliance (Mass Energy)	MidAmerican Energy	MotivEarth
NativeEnergy	Neuwing Energy Ventures	Nexant Clean Energy Solutions	NextEra Energy Resources (formerly FPL Energy)
Old Mill Power Company	PPL Corporation	PPM Energy	Pacific Renewables
Peoples Energy Services	PowerLight	Premier Energy Marketing	Premier Power Solutions
QVINTA, Inc.	Reliant Energy	Renewable Choice Energy	Select Energy
Sempra Energy Solutions	Shell Trading	SKY energy, Inc.	Sol Systems
Spartan Renewable Energy	Sterling Planet, Inc.	Strategic Energy	SUEZ Energy Resources NA
Sun Farm Ventures, Inc.	SunEdison	TFS Energy	TXU Energy
Tradition Energy	Tullett Prebon	Unicoi Energy Services	Viking Wind Partners, LLC
Village Green Energy	Vision Quest	Waste Management	Waverly Light and Power
Western Area Power Administration	WindCurrent	WindQuest Energy, Inc.	WindStreet Energy

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