Monica Samayoa
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Oregon is lowering electric vehicle rebate amounts and capping individual limits so more residents can access clean car funding through November 2026.
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Funding gaps remain the biggest obstacle to helping vulnerable Oregonians survive extreme temperatures.
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The proliferation of power-hungry data centers is making it difficult to predict the future of the Pacific Northwest’s energy needs.
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Oregon’s second most populous city is hoping to take a page out of Portland’s billion-dollar climate action playbook.
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Gov. Tina Kotek’s executive order could fast-track renewable energy projects permits to meet July 4 deadline.
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Oregon is set to lose an additional $400 million in federal grants awarded for climate action and is among more than a dozen Democratic states losing federal funding after the Trump administration terminated nearly $8 billion for those states this week.
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Drivers might end up paying more when switching to EVs.
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The state will temporarily suspend standard electric vehicle rebates on Sept. 9, and federal tax credits end Sept. 30.
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Nearly 195,000 acres off the Southern Oregon coast were previously identified as sites for offshore wind development.
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As much of Oregon endures consecutive days of high heat, climate data shows the state has seen more 90 degree Fahrenheit or hotter days over the past 10 years than in the decades that came before.