Add another notch to Portland’s clean energy belt

We have less than two months to collect 43,000 signatures! Join us today! ​​​​​​

PCEF kickoff party May 2018
PCEF kickoff party May 2018

The Portland Clean Energy Fund will lift up a community-led vision that builds resilience in the face of climate change and federal inaction. We can fight climate change while addressing social and economic inequality  by providing new economic opportunities for Portlanders. Volunteer to get this groundbreaking initiative on the November ballot!

 

Volunteers needed:

  • Contact Jasmine@ColumbiaRiverkeeper.org or call/text 503-929-5950 today to learn how you can participate or to get your questions answered!
  • Sign up as a campaign volunteer!  Trainings are scheduled throughout the week and are also available during office hours. Visit the event page for details.

 

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Columbia Riverkeeper is proud to support the Portland Clean Energy Fund. This initiative was developed by the NAACP Portland Branch, Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO), Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA), Verde, Coalition of Communities of Color, 350PDX, and Oregon Chapter, Sierra Club. Click here to see a full list of endorsers and read the proposed ballot initiative FAQ page.

The Portland Clean Energy Fund is Portland’s chance to become a national model for transitioning our city to renewable energy in a manner that directly supports racial justice and equality. From funding new rooftop solar and energy efficiency projects to a robust job-training program for underserved communities, the Portland Clean Energy Fund is how we can turn progressive grassroots values into tangible benefits for Portlanders and our climate. We cannot count on our federal government to make the progress we need, we must take local action.

With a flood of support from over 150 community organizations, businesses, elected officials, and faith leaders, we know we can win even though big corporations will put up a fight. It's time that corporations pay their fair share and invest in Portland communities.