ODOE Invites Public Input on the Draft Report on Siting and Permitting Large-Scale Electricity Infrastructure

Following the Oregon Energy Strategy’s publication and Governor Kotek’s Executive Order 25-29, the Oregon Department of Energy is developing a report on Siting and Permitting Large-Scale Electricity Infrastructure, including potential streamlining opportunities for the public energy facility siting process. ODOE now has a draft report available for public comment.

Energy Facilities, Energy in Oregon, Oregon Energy Strategy, Safety & ResilienceJennifer KalezJune 12, 2026Executive Order, EO 25-29, Energy Facility Siting, Get Involved, Public Comments, Energy Facility Siting Council, Clean Electricity

Opportunity to Comment: Draft Report on Reducing Barriers to Clean Energy Deployment

The Oregon Department of Energy Invites Public Input on the Draft Report on Reducing Barriers to Clean Energy Deployment

Energy Facilities, Oregon Energy StrategyKatelyn JacksonJune 1, 2026EO 25-29, Public Comments, Oregon Energy Strategy, Transmission

ODOE Seeks Public Comments on Draft Gap Measures and Scenarios for TIGHGER 2.0 Project

The Oregon Department of Energy is seeking public comments related to the Transformational Integrated Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction 2.0 project. The TIGHGER 2.0 Project aims to assess Oregon’s progress toward meeting the greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals.

Climate Change, Energy in Oregon, Get InvolvedJennifer KalezMarch 16, 2026TIGHGER, TIGHGER Plan, Greenhouse Gases, GHG Emissions, Public Comments, Get Involved

OCAC Invites Public Input on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Project

The Oregon Climate Action Commission invites the public to provide input on model results from the Transformational Integrated Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction (also known as TIGHGER 2.0) project prepared by ODOE.

Climate Change, Get InvolvedKatelyn JacksonOctober 16, 2025TIGHGER Plan, TIGHGER, Greenhouse Gases, Public Comments

Chemical Waste Management of the Northwest Risk Assessment and Corrective Action Plan

Following a February 2020 Notice of Violation, Chemical Waste Management has submitted its required risk assessment and corrective action plan. We have now opened a 60-day window to seek public comments on the documents.