Historical valuation data is not available at this time.
Portland General Electric Company (PGE) is a vertically integrated electric utility serving approximately 900,000 customers in Oregon. The company operates in a regulated market, providing generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity. PGE's service area includes Portland and surrounding regions, positioning it as a critical infrastructure provider in a state with strong renewable energy mandates. The company's core competitive advantage lies in its regulated monopoly status, which ensures stable revenue streams, and its commitment to renewable energy, with a goal to achieve 100% clean energy by 2040. PGE's generation mix includes hydroelectric, wind, and natural gas, with increasing investments in solar and battery storage.
Investments in smart grid technology, renewable energy projects (e.g., Wheatridge Renewable Energy Facility), and EV charging infrastructure.
PGE offers stable returns due to its regulated utility model and participation in Oregon's energy transition, but faces risks from regulatory decisions and capital expenditure requirements. The stock is suitable for income-focused investors seeking exposure to renewable energy growth with moderate risk. Valuation multiples (e.g., P/E ~18x) are in line with peers, reflecting its steady but low-growth profile.
PGE 10-K filings (2023), Investor Presentations (2024), Oregon PUC dockets, Bloomberg terminal data.