Energy Facility Siting Council

Oregon's Energy Facility Siting Council was created in 1975, the same year the Oregon Department of Energy was formed. The council has regulatory and siting responsibility for large electric generating facilities, many high voltage transmission lines, some gas pipelines, and radioactive waste disposal sites. State-level oversight of energy facilities helps ensure that Oregon has an adequate energy supply while protecting Oregon's environment and public safety. The council's work is supported by ODOE's Energy Siting Division.

Climate Trust financial audit for 2013 & request for information to be included in the 5 year report due September, 2014
Energy Facility Siting Council briefing on Trojan final site radiological survey
Exempt energy facilities
Guidelines for applicants for energy facility site certificates
Klondike III (phase 1) wind power project wildlife monitoring
Klondike III Wind Project - annual monitoring for wildlife monitoring and mitigation plan (condition 95)
Klondike IIIa (phase 2) wind power project wildlife monitoring
Oregon carbon dioxide emission standards for new energy facilities
Oregon carbon dioxide emission standards for new energy facilities
Oregon's Hanford nuclear emergency response plan
Report of the Oregon Energy Facility Siting Task Force
siting process for energy facilities
Stateline Wind Project - annual monitoring for wildlife monitoring and mitigation plan (condition 93)
Plowing new pathways : developing quality offsets in a maturing market : the Climate Trust's five-year report to the Oregon Energy Facility Siting Council