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Pricing plans BASIC SERVICE This is the way most customers have traditionally paid for electricity. TIME OF USE You pay different rates for electricity you use depending on the time of day, day of week and season. If you can shift your energy use to off-peak hours, you may save money with Time of Use. More details on pricing and highest use periods can be found at portlandgeneral.com/poweroptions. Want to know more or change your current option? To enroll in an option, or find more details including calculators that show you how each option can impact your bill and carbon footprint, visit portlandgeneral.com/poweroptions or call 800-542-8818. Green Future SM options Make a difference for the environment and reduce your carbon footprint. GREEN SOURCE SM All of the energy you pay for is from 100 percent new renewable sources. GREEN FUTURE SM SOLAR Solar power generated right here in Oregon, sold in 1 kilowatt blocks. Each block is about 14 percent of an average PGE renewable power customer’s monthly usage. CLEAN WIND SM Wind power in 200 kilowatt-hour blocks. Each block is about 28 percent of an average renewable power customer’s monthly usage. HABITAT SUPPORT Add to any renewable option for $2.50 per month. The money goes to the Nature Conservancy for habitat restoration. Green Source, Green Future Solar and Clean Wind are Green-e Energy certified, and meet the environmental and consumer-protection standards set forth by the nonprofit Center for Research Solutions. Learn more at green-e.org. Portland General Electric 121 SW Salmon St. | Portland, Oregon 97204 800-542-8818 Information on environmental impacts The environmental impact charts compare the environmental performance of this electricity product with the average profile for electricity generation in the Northwest, with respect to emission of key air pollutants (SO 2 , NO X ), toxins (mercury), and greenhouse gases (CO 2 ) associated with energy generation from fossil fuels. Impacts also occur due to the effects of waste from nuclear power plants but are not represented in these charts. More information about the public health and environmental costs of those emissions can be obtained from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at epa.gov/cleanenergy or by calling the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality at 503-229-5696. 12/19 412K ©2019 Portland General Electric. Please recycle. 200,000+ people have chosen a renewable power option from PGE. No. 1 renewable program in America: Latest National Renewable Energy Laboratory ranking for number of renewable power customers and most renewable energy sold. Understanding your power options portlandgeneral.com/poweroptions 1911_PGE_Power Options RES.indd 1-2,4 11/15/2019 4:37:28 PM

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Page 1: Understanding your power · PRICING PLANS RENEWABLE POWER Carbon dioxide Sulfur dioxide Nitrogen oxides ... COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS Pricing based on the typical PGE residential customer

Pricing plans

BASIC SERVICE

This is the way most customers have traditionally paid for electricity.

TIME OF USE

You pay diff erent rates for electricity you use depending on the time of day, day of week and season. If you can shift your energy use to off -peak hours, you may save money with Time of Use. More details on pricing and highest use periods can be found at portlandgeneral.com/poweroptions.

Want to know more or change your current option?

To enroll in an option, or fi nd more details including calculators that show you how each option can impact your bill and carbon footprint, visit portlandgeneral.com/poweroptionsor call 800-542-8818.

Green FutureSM options

Make a diff erence for the environment and reduce your carbon footprint.

GREEN SOURCESM

All of the energy you pay for is from 100 percent new renewable sources.

GREEN FUTURESM SOLAR

Solar power generated right here in Oregon, sold in 1 kilowatt blocks. Each block is about 14 percent of an average PGE renewable power customer’s monthly usage.

CLEAN WINDSM

Wind power in 200 kilowatt-hour blocks. Each block is about 28 percent of an average renewable power customer’s monthly usage.

HABITAT SUPPORT

Add to any renewable option for $2.50 per month. The money goes to the Nature Conservancy for habitat restoration.

Green Source, Green Future Solar and Clean Wind are Green-e Energy certifi ed, and meet the environmental and consumer-protection standards set forth by the nonprofi t Center for Research Solutions. Learn more at green-e.org.

Portland General Electric121 SW Salmon St. | Portland, Oregon 97204800-542-8818

Information on environmental impactsThe environmental impact charts compare the environmental performance of this electricity product with the average profi le for electricity generation in the Northwest, with respect to emission of key air pollutants (SO2, NOX), toxins (mercury), and greenhouse gases (CO2) associated with energy generation from fossil fuels. Impacts also occur due to the eff ects of waste from nuclear power plants but are not represented in these charts. More information about the public health and environmental costs of those emissions can be obtained from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at epa.gov/cleanenergy or by calling the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality at 503-229-5696.

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No. 1 renewable program in America: Latest National Renewable Energy Laboratory ranking for number of renewable power customers and most renewable energy sold.

Understandingyour power optionsportlandgeneral.com/poweroptions

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Page 2: Understanding your power · PRICING PLANS RENEWABLE POWER Carbon dioxide Sulfur dioxide Nitrogen oxides ... COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS Pricing based on the typical PGE residential customer

Clean WindSM Basic Service + 1 Block Clean Wind

SUPPLY MIX

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Amount of pollutants per kilowatt-hour of supply, compared to the Northwest U.S. average.

ADDITIONAL COST $2.50 per 200 kWh block

AVERAGE MONTHLY BILL

$94.45 | 13.3 cents per kWh

Green SourceSM

SUPPLY MIX

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Amount of pollutants per kilowatt-hour of supply, compared to the Northwest U.S. average.

ADDITIONAL COST $0.008 per kWh

AVERAGE MONTHLY BILL

$97.74 | 13.7 cents per kWh

Green FutureSM Solar

SUPPLY MIX

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Amount of pollutants per kilowatt-hour of supply, compared to the Northwest U.S. average.

ADDITIONAL COST $5 per 1 kW block

AVERAGE MONTHLY BILL

$97.03 | 13.6 cents per kWh

PRICING PLANS RENEWABLE POWER

Carbon dioxide Sulfur dioxide

Nitrogen oxidesMercury

0% 100% 200%BELOW AVG ABOVE AVG

0%

0%

0%

NA

Carbon dioxide Sulfur dioxide

Nitrogen oxidesMercury

Carbon dioxide Sulfur dioxide

Nitrogen oxidesMercury

0% 100% 200% 0% 100% 200%BELOW AVG ABOVE AVG BELOW AVG ABOVE AVG

38%

26%

32%

22%

31%

22%

27%

18%

Where does your power come from? COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS

Pricing based on the typical PGE residential customer enrolled in a renewable program using 718 kWh per month and the typical Time of Use customer using energy 21% on-peak, 40% mid-peak and 39% off-peak. Charts show most recently available mix for Basic Service, Time of Use, Green Future Solar and Clean Wind (2017) and Green Source (2019). New power comes from facilities that came online within the last 15 years. Due to rounding, the sum of listed percentages may not equal 100.

Basic Service and Time of UseSUPPLY MIX

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Amount of pollutants per kilowatt-hour of supply, compared to the Northwest U.S. average.

AVERAGE MONTHLY BILL

Basic Service: $91.88 | 12.9 cents per kWh

Time of Use: $92.19 | 12.9 cents per kWh

Basic Service + 1 Block Green Future Solar

39% Natural gas

30% Hydro

21% Coal

6% Wind

<1% Solar

<1% Biomass

<1% Waste

<1% Nuclear

<1% Other

69% Wind

24% Solar

4% Biomass 2% Geothermal

1% Low impact hydro

33% Natural gas

26% Hydro

18% Coal

14% Solar

5% Wind

<1% Biomass

<1% Waste

<1% Nuclear

<1% Other

32% Wind

28% Natural gas

22% Hydro

15% Coal

<1% Solar

<1% Biomass

<1% Waste

<1% Nuclear

<1% Other

Carbon dioxide Sulfur dioxide

Nitrogen oxidesMercury

0% 100% 200%BELOW AVG ABOVE AVG

44%

31%

37%

25%

For 2019: New wind comes from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah or Wyoming; new solar comes from Oregon or Utah; new geothermal comes from Oregon.

For 2019, the additional Clean Wind comes from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah or Wyoming.The additional new solar comes from Oregon.

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