Archives 2010 |
What's New
The state of feed-in tariff policy is rapidly evolving in Oregon, nationally and internationally. This resource will keep you up-to-date with what's new both in OREP and on our website. We encourage you to check back regularly as new postings become available, you'll usually find them here first.
March 2011
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PUC Order on March 17, 2011-For the April 1 Allocation Window: Fixed Prices for Solar Pilot Program: Excerpt, Price Spreadsheet, and Full Text click here
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March 2011 - PIELC Slideshow: OREP panel on Feed-In Tariffs at 2011 Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC) in Eugene by Mark Pengilly and Judy Barnes click here
- March 2011 - PIELC Slideshow: OREP panel on Feed-In Tariffs at 2011 Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC) in Eugene by Jen Gleason click here
- OREP Supplemental PUC Comments in UM1505, on Staff's Proposal to cut the April 1st capacity allocation by 75% and on whether the April 1st VIR is too high: click here
- Oregon FIT Critique: Why Oregon’s Solar Pilot Program Is Not A Genuine Feed-In Tariff: Why This Is Important And What We Can Do – OREP Commentary: click here
- OREP is the newest member of the Oregon Conservation Network (OCN)
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Stay tuned! OREP will post new developments in this space.
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OREP's New Vision for a sustainable energy future:
- Solar panels on neighborhood homes, small businesses, churches, and schools
- Average Oregonians producing solar energy and earning a return ontheir investment
- Local lenders financing solar projects in rural and urban Oregon, tokeep money circulating locally
- A stable and flourishing solar industry with living wage jobs
- Widespread support among voters for a solar subsidy plan they participate in and benefit from directly
Note: OREP is no longer an active organization. We chose to leave our website up for the time being for the archival value it provides. 
Oregonians for Renewable Energy Progress