Oregon § 757.524 Greenhouse gas emissions standard applicable to electric companies and electricity service suppliers

Oregon Statutes

§ 757.524 — Greenhouse gas emissions standard applicable to electric companies and electricity service suppliers

Oregon § 757.524

Vol.19

Title 57Utility Regulation

Ch. 757Utility Regulation Generally

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 757.524 (2026).

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(1)The greenhouse gas emissions standard that applies to electric companies and electricity service suppliers is 1,100 pounds of greenhouse gases per megawatt-hour for a generating facility.

(2)The greenhouse gas emissions standard applies only to carbon dioxide emissions.

(3)For purposes of applying the emissions standard to cogeneration facilities, the Public Utility Commission shall establish an output-based methodology to ensure that the calculation of emissions of greenhouse gases for cogeneration facilities recognizes the total usable energy output of the process and includes all greenhouse gases emitted by the facility in the production of both electrical and thermal energy.

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(1) The greenhouse gas emissions standard that applies to electric companies and electricity service suppliers is 1,100 pounds of greenhouse gases per megawatt-hour for a generating facility.
(2) The greenhouse gas emissions standard applies only to carbon dioxide emissions.
(3) For purposes of applying the emissions standard to cogeneration facilities, the Public Utility Commission shall establish an output-based methodology to ensure that the calculation of emissions of greenhouse gases for cogeneration facilities recognizes the total usable energy output of the process and includes all greenhouse gases emitted by the facility in the production of both electrical and thermal energy.