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.

April 2011

• For a downloadable version of the flyer below: click here

• "Mining Coal, Mounting Costs - The Life Cycle Consequences of Coal" by Harvard Medical School, Center for Health and the Global Environment, February 2011: click here

• "Implementing the Gainesville Feed-In Tariff" by John Crider, Gainesville Regional Utilities, 2011: click here

Stay tuned! OREP will post new developments in this space.

Click here for older archived updates:

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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