PGE Schedule 96 minimum generation and transmission demand charges as a share of contracted system capacity (Oregon POWER Act template)
90% of contracted system capacityobserved
| Value kind | observed — Reported measurements, counts, and specifications keep the precision and scope stated by their source; an exact specification is not treated as a range. |
|---|---|
| Scope | PUC template figure for PGE Schedule 96 under the Oregon POWER Act (HB 3546, 2025); verify the operative Schedule 96 / UM 2377 sheets and the executed service agreement — the component floors, ramp relief and exit charges in that agreement govern the bill. Pacific Power’s data-center tariff (UE 463) is a separate proceeding. |
| As of | 2026-05-07 |
| Source | Oregon PUC Order No. 26-154, Docket UM 2377 (entered 7 May 2026), as reported by Utility Dive (Marlene Wilden, 28 May 2026): minimum generation and transmission demand charges are set at 90% of contracted system capacity; framework effective 10 June 2026. Oregon PUC media release PR-202609 describes the same order’s predictable charges if a data center does not use the infrastructure built to serve it. Climate Solutions (May 2026) summarizes the POWER Act requirement that large users cover 90% of expected demand whether or not it materializes. · Utility Dive, contract-terms paragraph; PR-202609 p.2 |
| Review | checking…review by 2027-05-07 · standard cadence |
| Recorded changes | last 2026-09-16 · 2 revisions tracked |
| Claim id | take-or-pay-floor-in-the-oregon-power-act |
Where the guide uses it
- 3.3 Power Availability & Power-Cost Structure
- 3.10 Tax Incentives, Fiscal Structuring & Economic Development
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