Energy Production in Oregon

45%
Hydroelectric share
25%
Natural gas share

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorOregonUnited States
Hydroelectric share (%)456

National ranking

Oregon ranks #13 of 34 states by total energy production.

#1New Hampshire19,000,000
#2Maine14,900,000
#3Arizona500
#4Florida260
#5New York128
#6Washington111
#7Indiana95
#8South Dakota82%
#9Missouri75
#10Kentucky68%
#11Illinois54%
#12Minnesota48%
#13Oregon45%
#14Utah42%
#15Massachusetts26
#16Pennsylvania7.6
#17Rhode Island6.3
#18Alaska6
#19Delaware5.5
#20Texas5.4
#21Colorado5
#22Ohio4
#23North Dakota3
#24Montana2.9
#25Louisiana2
#26New Mexico2
#27Virginia1.4
#28North Carolina1.2
#29Vermont1%
#30Georgia1
#31Wyoming1
#32Michigan0.8
#33New Jersey0.6
#34Wisconsin0.3

Overview

Explore Oregon's energy production statistics, featuring a Hydroelectric share of 45% and Natural gas share of 25%. Oregon generates most of its electricity from hydroelectric dams on the Columbia River system, supplemented by natural gas and wind. This data offers valuable insight into Oregon's energy production trends for residents, researchers, and businesses evaluating Oregon.

Did you know?

  • Oregon's electricity mix is one of the cleanest in the U.S. thanks to Columbia River hydropower.

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