Community Solar in Oregon - 2026 Programs & Savings Guide
Oregon offers community solar through Oregon Community Solar Program. Subscribers save 5-12% on their electricity bills with no installation required. Renters are eligible.
Avg 8%
Income-qualified tier available
Program Name
Oregon Community Solar Program
Serving Utilities
Pacific Power, Portland General Electric
Contract Length
Up to 20 years
Community Solar Programs in Oregon
Oregon community solar is available through Oregon Community Solar Program, serving customers of Pacific Power, Portland General Electric. The program offers 5-12% savings on the electricity covered by your subscription.
- Typical Savings
- 5-12% off your electricity bill
- Contract Length
- Up to 20 years
- Available to Renters
- Yes
- Income-Qualified Program
- Yes - enhanced discounts available
How Community Solar Works in Oregon
Find a community solar project in your utility territory in Oregon.
Subscribe to a share sized to cover a portion of your monthly electricity usage.
The solar farm generates electricity and reports production to your utility.
Your utility applies monthly bill credits to your account for your share of the output.
You pay the community solar provider a discounted rate and keep the savings on your utility bill.
Is Community Solar Worth It in Oregon?
Moderate Savings
This state offers solid community solar options with moderate savings. The program is a good fit for renters and those who can't install rooftop solar, though savings may be lower than in leading states.
Typical Savings
5-12%
Upfront Cost
$0
Renters Eligible
Yes
Participating Utilities in Oregon
Ready to Subscribe?
Visit the official Oregon community solar program to find available projects and sign up.
Community Solar FAQs - Oregon
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Source: NREL Community Solar Policy, state public utility commissions, DSIRE, and utility program documentation. Data reflects programs available as of 2026. Program terms, capacity, and availability change frequently - verify current details with your utility or a licensed community solar provider.