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Electricity Rate in Oregon (2026): 16.32c/kWh Average

The EIA residential electricity price in Oregon is 16.32 cents per kWh as of June 2026, 2.02c below the US average of 18.34c/kWh. The Oregon commercial rate is 10.59c/kWh and the industrial rate is 8.83c/kWh (EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A).

Residential Rate
16.32¢
per kWh
vs US Avg
-11%
2.02c below
Avg Monthly Bill
$133
867 kWh
Provider Choice
Yes
Can switch suppliers

Oregon Electricity Rate: What You Need to Know

Oregon electricity averages 16.32 cents per kWh for residential customers as of June 2026, according to the EIA Electric Power Monthly. This is 2.02c below the US average of 18.34c/kWh. The average monthly bill for Oregon households is $133 based on typical usage of 867 kWh.

Oregon's 16.32c/kWh rate (June 2026) is held down by Columbia River hydropower, which supplies roughly 40% of the state's electricity - the second-largest hydro share in the lower 48. Two investor-owned utilities dominate: Portland General Electric (PGE) serves the Portland metro, while PacifiCorp (operating as Pacific Power) serves much of the rest, alongside a robust network of consumer-owned utilities and cooperatives. Oregon is functionally a regulated market for households: although the state allows large commercial and industrial customers limited "direct access" to competitive suppliers, residential retail choice is not available - homeowners buy from their local regulated utility. Both PGE and Pacific Power raised residential rates in early 2026 (PGE about 5%, Pacific Power about 3%), continuing a multi-year run of increases the Oregon PUC has tied to wildfire mitigation, transmission, and grid investment.

Generation mix: Hydro 45%, natural gas 30%, wind 20%, solar 5%. The fuel mix is a primary driver of electricity rates - states with abundant hydro or nuclear tend to have lower rates, while states dependent on imported petroleum (Hawaii) or natural gas pay more.

Year-over-year change: Oregon rates rose 3.3% year-over-year as of June 2026. This compares to the US average increase of 5% over the same period.

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Your Oregon Electricity Bill Components

Energy charge (867 kWh x 16.32c)$141.49
Fixed customer charge (estimated)~$10.00
Estimated monthly total$151.49
Oregon Rate by Sector - June 2026
Residential (US 18.34c)16.32c
Commercial (US 14.19c)10.59c
Industrial (US 9.17c)8.83c
Source: EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A.
Dominant Utility
PacifiCorp / Portland General Electric
Adjacent States
Idaho14.37c
Nevada13.11c
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Electric Utilities in Oregon: 47 Listed (2024 EIA-861)

EIA's Form 861 census records 47 entities with 2024 retail electricity sales in Oregon: 24 distribution utilities filing the full form, 18 small utilities filing the short form (EIA-861S), and 5 competitive energy-only suppliers. By ownership: 20 cooperative, 12 municipal, 6 political subdivision, 5 retail power marketer, 3 investor owned, 1 federal. The state-wide average realised residential price in 2024 was 14.70 cents per kWh across 1,864,256 residential customers and 19,767,745 MWh of sales; EIA's latest monthly figure is 16.32c (June 2026). The largest utility by residential accounts served (bundled plus delivery-only) is Portland General Electric Co with 828,857 (18.19c per kWh, 39.1% of state residential sales by MWh). 23 of the 24 distribution utilities have a detail page; the rest are listed here only.

Distribution utilities (24), ranked by residential accounts served (bundled + delivery-only), 2024; residential price = bundled service where offered
#UtilityOwnershipRes. accountsResidentialCommercialCounties
1Portland General Electric CoInvestor Owned828,85718.19c13.87c7
2PacifiCorpalso UT, WY, WA, ID, CAInvestor Owned547,23514.02c10.64c25
3City of Eugene (OR)Municipal89,58213.07c10.00c1
4Central Lincoln People's Ut DtPolitical Subdivision35,90410.93c9.59c4
5Central Electric Coop Inc (OR)Cooperative34,5629.75c7.80c6
6City of Springfield (OR)Municipal29,8828.10c7.82c1
7Oregon Trail El Cons Coop, IncCooperative25,99710.08c8.48c4
8Tillamook Peoples Utility DistPolitical Subdivision20,13311.82c8.43c3
9Emerald People's Utility DistPolitical Subdivision19,96811.05c10.54c4
10Consumers Power, IncCooperative18,75113.01c12.37c6
11Midstate Electric Coop, IncCooperative18,59410.52c8.92c4
12Salem Electric (OR)Cooperative18,38511.02c9.88c2
13City of McMinnville (OR)Municipal17,1907.56c7.63c1
14Columbia River Peoples Ut DistPolitical Subdivision16,3789.27c9.05c2
15Coos-Curry Electric Coop, IncCooperative15,86913.31c11.97c3
16Idaho Power Coalso IDInvestor Owned14,09811.29c9.76c5
17Umatilla Electric Coop AssnCooperative12,6209.84c6.91c3
18Lane Electric Coop IncCooperative12,41312.55c10.84c1
19City of Forest GroveMunicipal10,3699.93c9.01c1
20Northern Wasco County PUDPolitical Subdivision9,8007.72c2.31c1
21Clatskanie Peoples Util DistPolitical Subdivision3,7617.59c6.97c2
22Surprise Valley Electrificationalso CA, NVCooperative1,21112.77c13.83c1
23Columbia Rural Elec Assn, Incalso WACooperative4412.94c29.57c1
24Bonneville Power Administrationalso WAFederal0n/a4.18c28
Competitive energy-only suppliers (5): energy charge only, delivery billed by the local utility
SupplierTypeRes. customers (energy-only)Energy-only res.Energy-only com.
Constellation NewEnergy, Inc18 statesRetail Power Marketer0n/a8.71c
Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC18 statesRetail Power Marketer0n/a8.30c
Shell Energy North America (US), L.P.4 statesRetail Power Marketer0n/a17.55c
Avangrid Power, LLC2 statesRetail Power Marketer0n/a5.30c
Brookfield Renewable Energy Marketing US LLC5 statesRetail Power Marketer0n/an/a
Small utilities filing the EIA-861S short form (18): totals across all sectors, no residential split+
UtilityOwnershipCustomers (all)Avg price (all)Counties
City of Ashland (OR)Municipal12,20410.55c1
Douglas Electric Coop (OR)Cooperative10,58212.60c3
Canby Utility BoardMunicipal7,8057.79c1
City of HermistonMunicipal5,6049.47c1
City of Monmouth (OR)Municipal4,9369.71c1
City of Bandon (OR)Municipal4,84310.33c2
Wasco Electric Coop, IncCooperative4,74912.43c5
West Oregon Electric Coop IncCooperative4,67121.71c5
City of Milton-Freewater- (OR)Municipal4,1729.81c1
Hood River Electric CoopCooperative4,0287.65c1
Columbia Basin Elec Cooperative, IncCooperative4,0089.15c5
Blachly-Lane County Coop El AssnCooperative3,6678.96c1
Harney Electric Coop, IncCooperative2,4787.10c5
Columbia Power Coop Assn Inc (OR)Cooperative2,01612.47c3
City of Cascade Locks (OR)Municipal1,0649.55c2
City of Drain (OR)Municipal7729.99c1
Clearwater Power CompanyCooperative17713.50c1
Umpqua Indian Utility CooperativeCooperative698.23c1
Source and method

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 Annual, 2024 final data (public domain), retrieved 28 August 2026; prices are average realised revenue per kWh, not tariffs. Final 2024 file f8612024.zip (released 3 December 2025) from the EIA-861 detailed data files. Preliminary 2025 figures come from the early-release file f8612025er.zip (4 August 2026), which EIA has not yet validated; they are labelled as such wherever shown and never mixed into a final figure.

Oregon Electricity: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the electricity rate in Oregon in 2026?+
The average residential electricity rate in Oregon is 16.32 cents per kWh as of June 2026, according to the EIA Electric Power Monthly. This is 2.02c below the US average of 18.34c/kWh (-11%). The average monthly electricity bill in Oregon is approximately $133 based on 867 kWh typical monthly usage.
What is the commercial electricity rate in Oregon?+
The average commercial electricity rate in Oregon is 10.59 cents per kWh as of June 2026, according to the EIA Electric Power Monthly (Table 5.6.A). That compares with the US commercial average of 14.19c/kWh. Commercial rates apply to businesses, offices, schools, and retail. They are usually lower per kWh than residential rates, but a commercial bill can still be much larger because of higher volume and demand charges.
What is the industrial electricity rate in Oregon?+
The average industrial electricity rate in Oregon is 8.83 cents per kWh as of June 2026, according to the EIA Electric Power Monthly (Table 5.6.A), versus a US industrial average of 9.17c/kWh. Industrial customers such as factories, manufacturers, and large facilities pay the lowest per-kWh price of the three EIA sectors because they buy power at high volume, often at higher voltage, under demand-based rate structures.
Can I switch electricity providers in Oregon?+
Yes - Oregon is a deregulated state. Oregon PUC - industrial-only choice; residential not available The local utility (PacifiCorp / Portland General Electric) still delivers the electricity; only the generation/supply charge is competitive.
What is the average monthly electricity bill in Oregon?+
The average Oregon household uses approximately 867 kWh per month. At 16.32c/kWh plus approximately $10 in fixed charges, the average monthly bill is $133. This varies by season (higher in summer for cooling-dominant states like Florida, higher in winter for heating-dominant states).
What is the primary electricity source in Oregon?+
Oregon's generation mix is primarily Hydro 45%, natural gas 30%, wind 20%, solar 5%. This fuel mix is a key factor in the state's electricity rate - states relying on hydro or nuclear typically have lower rates, while states heavily dependent on natural gas or petroleum (like Hawaii) face higher costs.
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