Portland General Electric

This spring, we installed fire-resistant mesh wraps on nearly 3,000 power poles across rural Washington, Yamhill and Polk counties.

It’s one of the many ways we’re strengthening the grid⚡and building resilience for the communities we proudly serve.

Big things are happening for local waterways. 🌊

With support from the PGE Habitat Support Fund, the North Clackamas Watersheds Council is using environmental DNA testing near Kellogg Dam to better understand how fish are moving through the area and which habitats need the most support.

This kind of insight helps drive smarter, more effective restoration efforts that benefit our ecosystems and communities.

If you are a nonprofit interested in applying for the Habitat Support Fund grants, applications for the Habitat Support Fund are open, learn more and apply at the link below:

https://portlandgeneral.com/energy-choices/renewable-power/habitat-support

Shoutout to The The Freshwater Trust and all Habitat Support Fund partners for helping make this work possible! 👏

Did you know that strategically positioning fans can create a continuous and refreshing airflow throughout your home?

Watch for more renter-friendly ways to stay cool while managing your energy use.

We’re proud to celebrate Oregon STEM Week and the partners helping open doors for students across our state 💡

For more than a decade, the PGE Foundation has supported Saturday Academy, inspiring curiosity and hands‑on learning for more than 700 students each year. It was also great to be part of STEMFest with Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center (POIC) and Opportunities Industrialization Center!

This year, the PGE Foundation awarded 19 grants to nonprofits advancing STEM education—because building skills in science, technology, engineering, and math helps our communities grow and thrive.

Huge thanks to , STEM, and Enhancement, Inc. for making this work possible and helping shape the next generation of innovators.

🌊 Protecting rivers starts with understanding them.

Thanks to support from the PGE Habitat Support Fund, North Clackamas Watershed Council is using advanced environmental DNA testing near Kellogg Dam to track where local fish migrate.

This science‑based approach gives restoration teams the insights they need to focus efforts where they matter most, helping strengthen fish habitat and improve river health across our region.

PGE is proud to partner with The Freshwater Trust and our Habitat Support Fund participants to back this important work in our communities.