Together, we can make a difference
We believe in the power of renewable energy — and so do our customers. Pacific Power’s Blue Sky® program empowers people like you to match all or part of their electricity use with renewable energy resources like wind and solar from the West. Start positively impacting the environment and support renewable energy, regional jobs and community-based renewable energy projects.
Blue Sky participants support:
Regional clean energy facilities and jobs
More renewable energy in our region
Community-based projects in your area
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If you enrolled in our Blue Sky Usage option, you’d be matching 100% of your monthly electricity use with renewable energy for an average of about $ more on your bill.
If you join the Blue Sky Block program at the amount of (or kWh), you'll match approximately % of the electricity usage you entered with renewable energy. This participation level would add $ to your monthly bill.
That’s enough renewable energy each month to*...
reduce your carbon footprint by lbs of CO2e
brew pots of coffee
do
loads
of laundry
travel miles in an electric vehicle
Looking for business options?
Join hundreds of businesses supporting renewable energy and so much more.
Blue Sky for Businesses
- Your participation in the Blue Sky® program helps to reduce the carbon footprint associated with your electricity use. Carbon footprint reduction based on the difference between the 2023 Blue Sky Block & Blue Sky Usage mixes and the 2022 PacifiCorp fuel mix (PacifiCorp, 2024).
- Laundry electricity consumption based on a single laundry load, for a washer using 0.43kWh, and a dryer using 2.00 kWh of electricity (Shrink That Footprint, 2024).
- Electric vehicles use on average 32.18 kWh per 100 miles (DOE Fuel Economy Guide, 2024).
- One LED light bulb consumes 11.0 kWh of electricity per year when used for 3 hours per day (EnergySage, 2024).
- The average drip coffee maker used 2 hours per day needs 1200 watts of energy to produce a pot of coffee (ElectricityPlans.com).
