SENATE DISTRICT 18Senator

Ginny Burdick

Clean Energy Jobs

Sources: US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center & SeQuential Biofuels

Sources: Green Energy Institute at Lewis & Clark Law School 2016 Clean Energy Jobs Survey, The Solar Foundation 2016 Solar Jobs Census, 2016 E2 Energy Efficiency Jobs in America

Good for the Economy.Good for the Environment.

alternative fuel providers

electric vehicle charging stations

2 biodiesel, 2 propane, 2 ethanol

biodiesel collection sites250

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SMART POLICIES ARE CREATING ECONOMIC BENEFITS IN DISTRICT 18:At least

1116E2 estimates energy efficiency jobs118The Solar Foundation reports solar jobs

The Portland Development Commission is actively involved in growing the clean technology sector. They have helped recruit anchor companies like Iberdrola Renewables and SolarWorld, and sponsored initiatives like "We Build Green Cities" to showcase strengths in sustainable planning and design to international markets.

Cleantech Economy

Clean Fuel Growth

EE: 41,869 jobsRE: 12,455 jobs Solar: 6,892Wind: 1,190Storage: 1,922Smart Grid: 267

Woody biomass: 2,080Natural gas (fuel): 55Other ethanol: 49

ENERGY EFFICIENCY &RENEWABLE ENERGY JOBS

PROGRESS IS UNDERWAY IN DISTRICT 18:In March 2017, the Portland Water Bureau was awarded nearly $500,000 from the Energy Trust of Oregon for its new energy-efficient Hannah Mason Pump Station. The new station cuts annual energy costs by $163,000, saves 2.37 million kWh of electricity, and reduces 1.35 million pounds of CO2 in the atmosphere.

Walking Point Farms, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business based in Tigard, specializes in the development of biochar-based seed coatings and soil amendments. Its products help to sequester carbon, boost agricultural yields, and improve survival rates of native seeds following wildfires.

RENEWABLE ENERGY INVESTMENTS

$9.8 billion investedin clean energy technology

TRANSPORTATION

Over 5,000 EVs543 EV Charging stations137 Alt. fuel providers140 Biodiesel collection sites

RENEWABLE GENERATION

3,520 MW installedWind: 3,163 MWSolar: 264 MWBioenergy: 69 MWGeothermal: 24 MW

How Clean Energy Works Across Oregon

Sources: See "Understanding the Numbers" for source information