List of power stations in Oregon

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Sources of Oregon utility-scale electricity generation:
full-year 2019 [1]

  Coal (4.1%)
  Natural Gas (33.7%)
  Hydroelectric (48.7%)
  Wind (10.6%)
  Biomass (1.5%)
  Solar (1.1%)
  Geothermal (0.3%)

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Oregon, sorted by type and name. In 2019, Oregon had a total summer capacity of 16,787 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 62,258 GWh.[2] The corresponding electrical energy generation mix was 48.7% hydroelectric, 33.7% natural gas, 10.6% wind, 4.1% coal, 1.5% biomass, 1.1% solar, and 0.3% geothermal. Small-scale solar, including customer-owned photovoltaic panels, delivered an additional net 227 GWh to the state's electrical grid. This compares as about one-third of the amount generated by Oregon's utility-scale photovoltaic plants.[1]

During 2019, Oregon was one of the top-five U.S. states in its share of renewable electricity generation. It was the second largest generator of hydroelectric power after the state of Washington. Oregon ranks third in the nation behind California and Nevada for its geothermal generation potential.[3]

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Nuclear power stations[]

The Trojan Nuclear Power Plant generated 1,095 MW of electricity during years 1976-1992.[4] Decommissioning and removal of the nuclear components was completed in 2006.[5] Oregon had no utility-scale plants that used fissile material as a fuel in 2019.[1]

Fossil-fuel power stations[]

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.[6]

Natural gas[]

Name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Type Operator Year
Opened 		Ref
Hermiston Hermiston 45°48′15″N 119°22′12″W / 45.8042°N 119.3700°W / 45.8042; -119.3700 (Hermiston Generation) 474 1x1 Combined Cycle (x2),
2x1 Combined Cycle 		PacifiCorp (50%) 1996 [7]
Klamath Cogeneration Klamath Falls 42°10′26″N 121°48′38″W / 42.1739°N 121.8106°W / 42.1739; -121.8106 (Klamath Cogen) 606 2x1 Combined Cycle,
Simple Cycle (x4) 		Iberdrola Renovables 2001 [8]
Beaver Clatskanie 46°10′21″N 123°10′26″W / 46.1724°N 123.1739°W / 46.1724; -123.1739 (Beaver) 529 6x1 Combined Cycle,
Simple Cycle 		Portland General Electric 1974 [9]
Port Westward Clatskanie 46°10′44″N 123°10′19″W / 46.1789°N 123.1720°W / 46.1789; -123.1720 (Port Westward) 413 1x1 Combined Cycle Portland General Electric 2007 [9]
Port Westward 2 Clatskanie 46°10′44″N 123°10′19″W / 46.1789°N 123.1719°W / 46.1789; -123.1719 (Port Westward 2) 225 Reciprocating Engine (x12) Portland General Electric 2015 [9]
Coyote Springs Boardman 45°50′53″N 119°40′26″W / 45.8480°N 119.6739°W / 45.8480; -119.6739 (Coyote Springs) 233 1x1 Combined Cycle Portland General Electric 1995 [9]
Coyote Springs 2 Boardman 45°50′53″N 119°34′26″W / 45.8480°N 119.5740°W / 45.8480; -119.5740 (Coyote Springs 2) 290 1x1 Combined Cycle Avista 2003 [10]
Boardman 45°41′55″N 119°48′47″W / 45.6986°N 119.8131°W / 45.6986; -119.8131 (Carty Station) 416 1x1 Combined Cycle Portland General Electric 2016 [9]

Renewable power stations[]

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.[6]
See also the Oregon Department of Energy's Renewable Energy Resources Page.[11]

Hydroelectric[]

See also: List of dams and reservoirs in Oregon
Name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Operator Year
Opened 		Ref
John Day Dam Columbia River (also WA) 45°42′59″N 120°41′39″W / 45.7164°N 120.6941°W / 45.7164; -120.6941 (John Day Hydro) 2,160 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1971
The Dalles Dam Columbia River (also WA) 45°36′50″N 121°08′05″W / 45.6140°N 121.1346°W / 45.6140; -121.1346 (The Dalles Hydro) 2,100 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1957
Bonneville Dam Columbia River (also WA) 45°38′39″N 121°56′28″W / 45.6441°N 121.9410°W / 45.6441; -121.9410 (Bonneville Hydro) 1,218 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1937
McNary Dam Columbia River (also WA) 45°56′25″N 119°17′56″W / 45.9402°N 119.2988°W / 45.9402; -119.2988 (McNary Hydro) 980 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1954
Brownlee Dam Snake River 44°50′12″N 116°53′51″W / 44.8367°N 116.8975°W / 44.8367; -116.8975 (Brownlee Hydro) 585 Idaho Power Company 1958
Hells Canyon Dam Snake River (also ID) 45°14′38″N 116°42′03″W / 45.2439°N 116.7008��W / 45.2439; -116.7008 (Hells Canyon Hydro) 391 Idaho Power Company 1967
Round Butte Dam Deschutes River 44°36′21″N 121°16′38″W / 44.6058°N 121.2773°W / 44.6058; -121.2773 (Round Butte Hydro) 225 Portland General Electric 1964 [9]
North Umpqua River System Umpqua River 200 PacifiCorp 1950 to 1956 [7]
Oxbow power station Snake River (also ID) 44°58′18″N 116°50′06″W / 44.9716°N 116.8350°W / 44.9716; -116.8350 (Oxbow Hydro) 190 Idaho Power Company 1961
Link River Dam Link River 151 PacifiCorp 1921
Lookout Point Dam Middle Fork Willamette River 43°54′55″N 122°45′11″W / 43.9153°N 122.7531°W / 43.9153; -122.7531 (Lookout Point Hydro) 120 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1953
Detroit Dam North Santiam River 44°43′21″N 122°15′04″W / 44.7224°N 122.2511°W / 44.7224; -122.2511 (Detroit Hydro) 100 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1953
Green Peter Dam Middle Santiam River 44°26′58″N 122°32′58″W / 44.4494°N 122.5494°W / 44.4494; -122.5494 (Green Peter Hydro) 80 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1967
Pelton Dam Deschutes River 44°41′40″N 121°13′53″W / 44.6944°N 121.2314°W / 44.6944; -121.2314 (Pelton Hydro) 73 Portland General Electric 1958 [9]
North Fork Clackamas River 45°14′36″N 122°16′48″W / 45.2433°N 122.2799°W / 45.2433; -122.2799 (North Fork Hydro) 58 Portland General Electric 1958 [9]
Prospect Hydroelectric System Rogue River 42°43′52″N 122°30′50″W / 42.7312°N 122.5140°W / 42.7312; -122.5140 (Prospect Hydro) 52 PacifiCorp 1912=1957 [7]
Lost Creek Dam Rogue River 42°40′18″N 122°40′38″W / 42.6717°N 122.6772°W / 42.6717; -122.6772 (Lost Creek Hydro) 49 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1977
Faraday Clackamas River 45°16′05″N 122°19′12″W / 45.2680°N 122.3201°W / 45.2680; -122.3201 (Faraday Hydro) 46 Portland General Electric 1907 [9]
T. W. Sullivan Willamette River 45°21′14″N 122°37′08″W / 45.3540°N 122.6190°W / 45.3540; -122.6190 (Sullivan Hydro) 46 Portland General Electric 1895 [9]
Oak Grove Hydroelectric Project Clackamas River 45°07′19″N 122°04′12″W / 45.1220°N 122.0699°W / 45.1220; -122.0699 (Oak Grove Hydro) 44 Portland General Electric 1924 [9]
Hills Creek Dam Middle Fork Willamette River 43°42′39″N 122°25′26″W / 43.7107°N 122.4238°W / 43.7107; -122.4238 (Hills Creek Hydro) 30 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1961
Cougar Dam McKenzie River 44°07′51″N 122°14′38″W / 44.1307°N 122.2439°W / 44.1307; -122.2439 (Cougar Hydro) 25 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1964
River Mill Clackamas River 45°18′00″N 122°21′00″W / 45.3000°N 122.3500°W / 45.3000; -122.3500 (River Mill Hydro) 25 Portland General Electric 1911 [9]
Foster Dam South Santiam River 44°24′53″N 122°40′16″W / 44.4146°N 122.6712°W / 44.4146; -122.6712 (Foster Hydro) 20 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1968
Big Cliff Dam North Santiam River 44°45′05″N 122°17′00″W / 44.7514°N 122.2832°W / 44.7514; -122.2832 (Big Cliff Hydro) 18 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1953
Dexter Dam Willamette River 43°55′27″N 122°48′20″W / 43.9242°N 122.8055°W / 43.9242; -122.8055 (Dexter Hydro) 15 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1954
Owyhee Dam Owyhee River 43°38′30″N 117°14′37″W / 43.6416°N 117.2437°W / 43.6416; -117.2437 (Owyhee Hydro) 5 Owyhee Irrigation District 1980s

Wind[]

See also: Wind power in Oregon
Station Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW)		 Year
Opened		 Ref
Klondike Wind Farm Sherman County 45°33′23″N 120°33′03″W / 45.5563°N 120.5507°W / 45.5563; -120.5507 (Klondike Wind) 399 2002/2005/
2007		 [12]
Biglow Canyon Wind Farm Sherman County 45°39′13″N 120°36′12″W / 45.6537°N 120.6034°W / 45.6537; -120.6034 (Biglow Canyon Wind) 450 2007/2009/
2010		 [12]
Vansycle Wind Project Umatilla County 45°56′10″N 118°39′36″W / 45.9362°N 118.6600°W / 45.9362; -118.6600 (Vansycle Wind) 124 1998/2009 [12]
Stateline Wind Project Umatilla County 46°00′46″N 118°48′58″W / 46.0128°N 118.8162°W / 46.0128; -118.8162�� (Stateline Wind) 123 2001 [12]
Rattlesnake Road Wind Farm
(Arlington Wind Project)		 Gilliam County 45°43′00″N 120°12′03″W / 45.7167°N 120.2008°W / 45.7167; -120.2008 (Arlington Rattlesnake Wind) 103 2008 [12]
Hay Canyon Wind Farm Sherman County 45°31′12″N 120°34′28″W / 45.5200°N 120.5744°W / 45.5200; -120.5744 (Hay Canyon Wind) 101 2009 [12]
Elkhorn Valley Wind Farm Union County 45°05′07″N 117°48′59″W / 45.0852°N 117.8163°W / 45.0852; -117.8163 (Elkhorn Valley Wind) 101 2007 [12]
Leaning Juniper Wind Project Gilliam County 45°39′09″N 120°12′35″W / 45.6525°N 120.2098°W / 45.6525; -120.2098 (Leaning Juniper "Wind) 302.3 2006/2011
Pebble Springs Wind Farm Gilliam County 45°42′43″N 120°07′30″W / 45.7119°N 120.1250°W / 45.7119; -120.1250 (Pebble Springs Wind) 99 2009 [12]
Wheatfield Wind Farm Gilliam County 45°40′33″N 120°19′06″W / 45.6758°N 120.3183°W / 45.6758; -120.3183 (Weatfield Wind) 97 2009 [12]
Willow Creek Wind Farm Gilliam County and
Morrow County		 45°39′12″N 119°59′29″W / 45.6533°N 119.9914°W / 45.6533; -119.9914 (Willow Creek Wind) 72 2009 [12]
Condon Wind Project Gilliam County 45°16′36″N 120°16′46″W / 45.2766°N 120.2794°W / 45.2766; -120.2794 (Condon Wind) 50 2001/2002 [12]
Combine Hills Wind Farm Umatilla County 45°56′35″N 118°35′28″W / 45.9430°N 118.5910°W / 45.9430; -118.5910 (Combine Hills Wind) 104 2003/2010 [12]
Threemile Canyon Wind Farm Morrow County 45°40′33″N 119°56′15″W / 45.6758°N 119.9375°W / 45.6758; -119.9375 (Threemile Canyon Wind) 10 2009 [12]
Shepherds Flat Wind Farm
Hulburt & Horseshoe Bend		 Gilliam County and
Morrow County		 45°35′08″N 120°00′30″W / 45.5856°N 120.0082°W / 45.5856; -120.0082 (Shepherds Flat) 845 2012 [13]
Star Point Wind Project Sherman 45°30′36″N 120°28′48″W / 45.5100°N 120.4800°W / 45.5100; -120.4800 (Star Point Wind) 98.7 2010 [14]
Willow Spring Wind Farm Baker County 44°22′55″N 117°16′23″W / 44.3819°N 117.2731°W / 44.3819; -117.2731 (Willow Spring Wind) 10 2017 [14]
PáTu Wind Farm Sherman 45°36′47″N 120°37′01″W / 45.6131°N 120.6169°W / 45.6131; -120.6169 (PaTu Wind) 9 2010 [14]
Montague Wind Power Facility Gilliam County 45°35′09″N 120°05′25″W / 45.5857°N 120.0904°W / 45.5857; -120.0904 (Montague Wind) 200 2019 [14]
Lime Wind Baker County 44°23′49″N 117°16′19″W / 44.3969°N 117.2719°W / 44.3969; -117.2719 (Lime Wind) 3 2011 [14]
Chopin Wind Umatilla County 45°52′48″N 118°27′48″W / 45.8800°N 118.4633°W / 45.8800; -118.4633 (Chopin Wind) 10 2016 [14]
Burnt River Wind Farm
Benson/Durbin/
Jett/Prospector		 Baker County 44°22′01″N 117°20′38″W / 44.3669°N 117.3439°W / 44.3669; -117.3439 (Burnt River Wind) 40 2017
Four Mile Wind Morrow County 45°38′41″N 119°27′12″W / 45.6447°N 119.4533°W / 45.6447; -119.4533 (Four Mile Canyon Wind) 10 2009 [14]
Wheatridge Renewable Energy Facility Morrow County 300 (wind)
50 (solar)		 2020 [15]

Biomass[]

Name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Operator Year
Opened 		Ref
Springfield Power Plant Springfield, Oregon 44°03′25″N 122°57′20″W / 44.0569°N 122.9555°W / 44.0569; -122.9555 (Springfield Plant) 65 International Paper 1949/1953/1976 [16]
Dillard Complex Power Plant Dillard, Oregon 43°05′22″N 123°24′56″W / 43.0895°N 123.4156°W / 43.0895; -123.4156 (Dillard Complex) 51.5 Roseburg Forest Products 1955 [17]
Biomass One White City, Oregon 42°26′10″N 122°51′00″W / 42.4361°N 122.8500°W / 42.4361; -122.8500 (Biomass One) 36.5 Biomass One LP 1985/2009 [18]
Wauna Mill Power Plant Wauna, Oregon 46°09′14″N 123°24′24″W / 46.1540°N 123.4066°W / 46.1540; -123.4066 (Wauna Mill) 36 Georgia-Pacific 1996 [19]
Toledo Mill Power Plant Toledo, Oregon 44°36′43″N 123°55′55″W / 44.6119°N 123.9319°W / 44.6119; -123.9319 (Toledo Mill) 21.5 Georgia-Pacific 2007 [20]
Seneca Sustainable Energy Eugene, Oregon 44°06′59″N 123°10′44″W / 44.1163°N 123.1790°W / 44.1163; -123.1790 (Seneca Sustainable Energy) 18.8 Seneca Sawmill 2011 [21]
Prairie City Prairie City, Oregon 10 D.R. Johnson
Evergreen Biopower LLC Lyons, Oregon 44°46′15″N 122°36′43″W / 44.7708°N 122.6120°W / 44.7708; -122.6120 (Evergreen BioPower) 10 Freres Lumber Co. 2007 [22]
BC Medford Plant Medford, Oregon 42°21′20″N 122°54′17″W / 42.3555°N 122.9046°W / 42.3555; -122.9046 (Medford Plant) 8.5 Boise Cascade 1956/1965 [23]
Riddle Riddle, Oregon 7.5 D.R. Johnson
Winchester One Winchester, Oregon 43°17′23″N 123°21′42″W / 43.2898°N 123.3616°W / 43.2898; -123.3616 (Winchester One) 6.5 Douglas County Lumber Co. 2006 [24]
Madras One Madras, Oregon 5 Warm Springs Tribe
Rough and Ready Cave Junction, Oregon 1.5 Rough & Ready Lumber Co.

Geothermal[]

See also: List of geothermal power stations in the United States
Name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Operator Year
Opened 		Ref
Neal Hot Springs Malheur County, Oregon 44°01′23″N 117°28′05″W / 44.0231°N 117.4681°W / 44.0231; -117.4681 (Neal Hot Springs) 30.1 U.S. Geothermal 2012 [25]
OIT Geo-Heat Center Klamath Falls, Oregon 1.5 Oregon Institute of Technology 2014 [26]
Paisley Geothermal Plant Lake County, Oregon 42°41′45″N 120°33′28″W / 42.6958°N 120.5578°W / 42.6958; -120.5578 (Paisley Geothermal) 3.7 Surprise Valley Electrification 2015 [27]

Solar[]

See also: Solar power in Oregon
Name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MWAC) 		Operator Year
Opened 		Ref
Gala Solar Star Crook County, Oregon 44°11′03″N 120°55′05″W / 44.1843°N 120.9180°W / 44.1843; -120.9180 (Solar Star) 56 Avangrid Renewables 2017 [28]
Airport Solar Lake County, Oregon 42°10′13″N 120°24′08″W / 42.1702°N 120.4023°W / 42.1702; -120.4023 (Airport Solar) 47.3 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2019 [29]
Adams Solar Jefferson County, Oregon 42°10′13″N 120°24′08″W / 42.1702°N 120.4023°W / 42.1702; -120.4023 (Adams Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2018 [30]
Bear Creek Solar Deschutes County, Oregon 44°03′39″N 121°14′14″W / 44.0608°N 121.2372°W / 44.0608; -121.2372 (Bear Creek Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2018 [31]
Black Cap Solar (1&2) Lake County, Oregon 42°10′30″N 120°21′45″W / 42.1750°N 120.3626°W / 42.1750; -120.3626 (Black Cap Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2012/2016 [32]
Elbe Solar Jefferson County, Oregon 44°37′05″N 121°12′18″W / 44.6180°N 121.2050°W / 44.6180; -121.2050 (Elbe Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2018 [33]
Garrett Solar Lake County, Oregon 42°09′36″N 120°24′00″W / 42.1600°N 120.4000°W / 42.1600; -120.4000 (Garrett Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2019 [34]
Open Range Solar Malheur County, Oregon 43°47′48″N 117°03′55″W / 43.7968°N 117.0653°W / 43.7968; -117.0653 (Open Range Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2016 [35]
OR Solar 3 Klamath County, Oregon 42°01′20″N 121°25′08″W / 42.0223°N 121.4189°W / 42.0223; -121.4189 (OR Solar 3) 10 2017 [36]
OR Solar 6 Lake County, Oregon 42°12′32″N 120°22′04″W / 42.2090°N 120.3678°W / 42.2090; -120.3678 (OR Solar 6) 10 2017 [36]
OR Solar 8 Klamath County, Oregon 42°14′20″N 121°35′09″W / 42.2389°N 121.5858°W / 42.2389; -121.5858 (OR Solar 8) 10 2018 [6]
Thunderegg Solar Malheur County, Oregon 43°55′52″N 116°59′15″W / 43.9310°N 116.9876°W / 43.9310; -116.9876 (Thunderegg Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2016 [37]
Vale Air Solar Malheur County, Oregon 43°57′54″N 117°15′29″W / 43.9650°N 117.2581°W / 43.9650; -117.2581 (Vale Air Solar) 10 Swinerton Renewable Energy 2016 [38]
Wy'east Solar Klondike, Oregon 45°35′05″N 120°36′00″W / 45.5846°N 120.5999°W / 45.5846; -120.5999 (WyEast Solar) 10 Avangrid Renewables 2018
Old Mill Solar Klamath County, Oregon 42°12′12″N 121°02′47″W / 42.2033°N 121.0464°W / 42.2033; -121.0464 (Old Mill Solar) 6.8 NextEra Energy Resources 2016 [39]
Outback Solar Lake County, Oregon 43°14′13″N 120°29′24″W / 43.2369°N 120.4900°W / 43.2369; -120.4900 (Outback Solar) 5 Constellation Energy 2012 [40]
Steel Bridge Solar Polk County, Oregon 45°04′05″N 123°28′12″W / 45.0680°N 123.4700°W / 45.0680; -123.4700 (Steel Bridge Solar) 2.3 OneEnergy 2015 [41]
Black Cap Solar Project Lake County, Oregon 42°10′30″N 120°21′35″W / 42.1750°N 120.3598°W / 42.1750; -120.3598 (Black Cap Solar) 2 Obsidian Finance Group 2012
Bellevue Solar Yamhill County, Oregon 45°06′44″N 123°14′05″W / 45.1122°N 123.2347°W / 45.1122; -123.2347 (Bellevue Solar) 2 EDF Renewables 2011 [42]
OIT Solar Array Klamath Falls, Oregon 2 Oregon Institute of Technology 2014 [26]
Baldock Solar Highway Clackamas County, Oregon 45°16′10″N 122°46′18″W / 45.2694°N 122.7717°W / 45.2694; -122.7717 (Baldock Solar) 1.7 Portland General Electric 2012
Oregon State University Rabbit Field Benton County, Oregon 44°34′25″N 123°19′01″W / 44.5735°N 123.3169°W / 44.5735; -123.3169 (OSU Rabbit Field Solar) 1.2 SolarCity 2014
Yamhill Solar Yamhill County, Oregon 45°06′32″N 123°16′43″W / 45.1089°N 123.2786°W / 45.1089; -123.2786 (Yamhill Solar) 1 EDF Renewables 2011 [43]

Former facilities[]

Name Location Coordinates Type Capacity
(MW) 		Operator Year
Opened 		Year closed Ref
Bull Run Hydroelectric Project Sandy River Hydro 22 1908 2008
Boardman Boardman 45°41′36″N 119°48′32″W / 45.6932°N 119.8088°W / 45.6932; -119.8088 (Boardman) Coal 550 Portland General Electric 1980 2020 [9]

See also[]

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