How much does electricity cost in Oregon?

Homes in Oregon paid an average of 15.97¢/kWh per kilowatt-hour in July 2026, compared with the U.S. average of 18.31¢/kWh.

What is the price of gas in Oregon?

EIA does not publish a weekly Oregon average. The West Coast except California average was $5.01/gal the week of 10/19/2026.

Where does Oregon's electricity come from?

In 2023, 62.1% of the electricity generated in Oregon came from carbon-free sources (nuclear and renewables), and 62.1% from renewables alone.

Oregon Energy

Gas prices, electricity rates, utilities, power plants, heating costs and EV charging in Oregon, from EIA, EPA and the Department of Energy.

Regular gas, region: $5.01/gal; Week of 10/19/2026
Home electricity: 15.97¢/kWh; July 2026
Average electric bill: $134/mo; 2025
EV charging stations: 1,711; 4,420 ports

Prices

Gas prices$5.01/gal (West Coast except California)
Electricity rates15.97¢/kWh
Natural gas$23.23/Mcf July 2026

Power plants

19.2 GW of operating capacity

All plants

Hydroelectric8.4 GW 43.5%
Natural gas4.3 GW 22.6%
Wind4.2 GW 21.8%
Solar1.5 GW 7.6%
Battery storage523 MW 2.7%
Biomass282 MW 1.5%
Geothermal36.7 MW 0.2%
Petroleum9.6 MW 0.0%

Generated 61.7 TWh in 2023 with 62.1% from carbon-free sources. CO2 rate 364 lb/MWh. Solar, wind and batteries

Largest electric utilities

By customers, 2025

All 48

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Utility	Customers	Home price
Portland General Electric CoInvestor Owned	955,656	18.79¢/kWh
PacifiCorpInvestor Owned	635,632	15.18¢/kWh
City of Eugene - (OR)Municipal	100,820	14.24¢/kWh
Central Lincoln People's Ut DtPolitical Subdivision	41,745	11.39¢/kWh
Central Electric Coop Inc - (OR)Cooperative	39,740	10.49¢/kWh
City of Springfield - (OR)Municipal	33,482	8.39¢/kWh
Oregon Trail El Cons Coop, IncCooperative	31,805	10.97¢/kWh
Consumers Power, IncCooperative	24,001	13.90¢/kWh
Emerald People's Utility DistPolitical Subdivision	22,910	11.54¢/kWh
Tillamook Peoples Utility DistPolitical Subdivision	22,615	12.66¢/kWh

EV charging by city

189 alternative fuel stations too

All cities

Frequently asked questions

How much does electricity cost in Oregon?: Homes in Oregon paid an average of 15.97¢/kWh per kilowatt-hour in July 2026, compared with the U.S. average of 18.31¢/kWh.
What is the price of gas in Oregon?: EIA does not publish a weekly Oregon average. The West Coast except California average was $5.01/gal the week of 10/19/2026.
Where does Oregon's electricity come from?: In 2023, 62.1% of the electricity generated in Oregon came from carbon-free sources (nuclear and renewables), and 62.1% from renewables alone.

Data sources

EIA Open DataU.S. Energy Information Administration
Form EIA-861M Monthly Electric Power Industry ReportU.S. Energy Information Administration
Form EIA-861 Annual Electric Power Industry ReportU.S. Energy Information Administration
Form EIA-860M Monthly Electric Generator InventoryU.S. Energy Information Administration
Emissions & Generation Resource Integrated Database (eGRID)U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Heating Oil and Propane Update; Natural Gas PricesU.S. Energy Information Administration
Alternative Fuels Data CenterU.S. Department of Energy, National Laboratory of the Rockies (formerly NREL)

Data as of 10/19/2026

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