GridPlants

Power plants operated by Portland General Electric Co

Portland General Electric Co operates 21 power plants in the 2025 EIA-860 data, with 4,080 MW of nameplate capacity, the 64th-largest fleet among the 5,826 operators on file. They are spread over three states: Oregon, Washington and Montana. Natural gas is 52% of the capacity; the largest site is Beaver. Its oldest working unit dates from 1911, at River Mill. Units added from 2020 to 2025 total 618 MW.

  • Natural gas2,115 MW52%
  • Wind1,024 MW25%
  • Hydroelectric647 MW16%
  • Battery storage292 MW7.2%
  • Solar1.4 MW0.0%

Capacity by decade it came online

Natural gasHydroelectricWindSolarBattery storage

Above the line: capacity operating in 2025. Below: capacity retired at these plants.

250 MW500 MW750 MW1 GW1910s1920s1930s1940s1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s0

Plants

PlantStateRuns onCapacityFirst unit
BeaverOregonNatural gas611 MW1974
Carty Generating StationOregonNatural gas500 MW2016
Port WestwardOregonNatural gas483 MW2007
Biglow Canyon Wind FarmOregonWind450 MW2007
Round ButteOregonHydroelectric372 MW1964
Coyote SpringsOregonNatural gas296 MW1995
Tucannon River Wind FarmWashingtonWind267 MW2014
Port Westward Unit 2OregonNatural gas226 MW2014
Clearwater Wind EastMontanaWind208 MW2024
Seaside BESSOregonBattery storage200 MW2025
PeltonOregonHydroelectric110 MW1957
Wheatridge 1OregonWind100 MW2020
Constable BESSOregonBattery storage75 MW2024
Oak GroveOregonHydroelectric51 MW1924
North ForkOregonHydroelectric40.8 MW1958
FaradayOregonHydroelectric37.2 MW1958
River MillOregonHydroelectric18.8 MW1911
Coffee Creek BESSOregonBattery storage17 MW2024
SullivanOregonHydroelectric15.4 MW1924
Baldock Solar HighwayOregonSolar1.4 MW2012
Timothy Lake PowerhouseOregonHydroelectric1.2 MW2018