Welcome to your daily briefing on energy developments in Oregon. Today we're covering 12 key stories including updates on oregon energy headlines, oregon energy updates. Let's dive in.
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The Oregon.gov energy page provides an overview of renewable energy resources and initiatives in Oregon.
Oregon energy professionals can use this state page as a baseline reference for renewable energy context and state-level programs.
The Bureau of Land Management will not hold oil and gas lease sales in the second quarter of 2021, while USGS estimates up to 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in Oregon's Columbia Basin and notes the Mist Gas Field.
Oregon energy professionals should monitor federal leasing pauses and resource estimates that shape natural gas development opportunities in the state.
The Biennial Energy Report is Oregon's official periodic publication from the state's energy data and reports portal.
For OR energy professionals, the report serves as a recurring reference for state energy information to support planning and decisions.
The Oregon Department of Energy hosts a central webpage for energy-related data and reports.
Energy professionals in OR can use these state resources to track trends, inform planning, and support data-driven decisions.
The Oregon Filing Center provides guidance on how to file documents with the filing center.
Energy professionals in Oregon can find the official process for submitting filings through this state resource.
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Portland General Electric expects to expand solar generation at existing projects and add battery storage, boosting its renewable energy output.
Oregon energy professionals should watch for a significant increase in PGE's renewable generation and stored capacity, which could affect grid planning and resource adequacy.
Oregon Explorer provides comprehensive natural resource data, maps, and tools covering land, water, climate, and communities across Oregon.
Oregon energy professionals can draw on these state-specific resources to inform planning, siting, and climate resilience decisions.
An Oregon DOGAMI resource provides current information on active Oil and Gas extraction permits and production.
Energy professionals in OR can track regulatory status and output data for the state's oil and gas operations.
The Energy Trust of Oregon provides a Renewable Energy Home page on its website.
Oregon energy professionals can use this Energy Trust of Oregon page as a direct reference for renewable energy offerings in the state.
The Oregon Public Utility Commission publishes a Key Cases page listing important dockets and regulatory proceedings.
Oregon energy professionals can monitor active PUC cases that may affect rates, projects, and policy.
The source is the BER Collection page on Oregon's Energy Info website.
It offers Oregon energy professionals a dedicated collection of BER-related energy information in one place.
WellDatabase reports it has compiled data on over 700 oil and gas wells in Oregon.
Provides Oregon energy professionals with a centralized dataset of statewide oil and gas wells for analysis.
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