PGE raises doubts about meeting Oregon's 2030 climate mandate

Portland General Electric (PGE) has expressed doubts about meeting Oregon’s 2030 climate mandate requiring an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions due to challenges such as supply shortages for renewable energy, transmission constraints, rising costs, and regulatory uncertainties. PGE proposes a more flexible plan allowing for continued progress but potentially falling short of the 2030 target while maintaining reliability and affordability.

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