PGE's 2025 All-Source Request for Proposals (RFP) is designed to execute on the combined 2023 Clean Energy Plan and Integrated Resource Plan (CEP/IRP) action plan. PGE is seeking resources to make progress toward reducing emissions by 80% by 2030 while maximizing customer affordability and reliable system operation. The RFP seeks to procure approximately 1004 MWa of renewable resources aligned with CEP/IRP targets of 251 MWa annually for delivery starting in 2026 through 2029, as well as non-emitting dispatchable resources to meet remaining 2029 capacity needs estimated at 300 to 500 MW (summer and winter). Renewable resources must be RPS eligible and include all environmental attributes and Renewable Energy Certificates. Non-emitting dispatchable resources include energy storage facilities such as battery storage and pumped hydro, and must have the capability to be dispatched at specified times when called upon by PGE. Hybrid resources combining energy storage and renewable resources will be considered renewable resources. All projects must be online by end of 2030, with exception of long lead time resources which must be online by 12/31/2031. PGE will consider physical purchases through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) as well as ownership structures including acquisition of development rights, joint ownership, and build-own-transfer agreements. The RFP process is designed to ensure ultimate procurement amounts reflect the 2023 CEP/IRP action plan, which was acknowledged by the OPUC on April 18, 2024 via Order No. 24-096. Minimum renewable resource size is 3 MW for solar and 10 MW for all other resources. Minimum non-emitting dispatchable resource size is 10 MW. Agreement terms range from minimum 15 years to maximum 30 years for PPAs. Commercial Online Date requirement is 12/31/2030 for all products. The RFP will evaluate bids on economic competitiveness and portfolio economic risk, with price score comprising 90% of evaluation criteria and non-price (execution viability) score comprising 10%.