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QTS explicitly lists Hillsboro 2 DC3 at 4327 NE Huffman Street on its shared 51-acre Hillsboro 2 campus. ENERGY STAR lists HIL2–Hillsboro DC3 with 332,519 sqft total floor space, year constructed 2023 and certifications in 2025/2026; these do not specify commissioning day.

Aligned’s January 10, 2023 announcement describes a first 72 MW critical-capacity building on a 27-acre Hillsboro campus, with a separate 36 MW second building planned. Its current page locates PDX-01 at NE 30th Avenue and Evergreen Road and describes battery-supported power infrastructure.

Chef-owner Kari Shaughnessy opens a polished, seasonal restaurant in Carlton, a town of about 2,100 in Oregon's wine country.

Oregon opened its commercial Dungeness crab season on 16 December 2025 from Cape Falcon to the California border, 15 days after its 1 December target, while the north coast waited for Washington crab to fill out.

Amazon bought about 1,300 acres of former Threemile Canyon Farms land near Boardman, Morrow County, Oregon for about 37M USD in April 2026 and filed plans for an exascale campus of up to 20 buildings and 1,000 MW; a third-party economic study puts the cost at 8B to 12B USD, and no development application has been filed.

2 Towns Ciderhouse's celebratory 15th Anniversary Imperial Cider took Best of Show and Best Large Cidery at the Northwest Cider Cup 2026, crafted in Corvallis, Oregon from heritage Northwest heirloom apples.

Flexential’s May 28, 2026 release announces acquisition of Hillsboro 4 and 5 real estate. Hillsboro 4 at 4915 NE Starr Boulevard is 138,000 sqft, 18 MW and fully leased. Current facility specifications independently identify 18 MW critical UPS load; it is separate from 36 MW Hillsboro 5.

Oregon lists Sunstone as approved but not yet constructed, with up to 1,200 MW solar and 7,200 MWh storage. On June 26, 2026 the site certificate transferred to Oregon Solar 1, LLC, a wholly owned Amazon subsidiary.

Cartwright Solar II is a planned 17.6 MW solar photovoltaic plant in Crook County, Oregon, operated by Cartwright Solar II LLC. EIA Form 860M data lists a proposed online date of November 2026.

Oregon's ocean commercial Dungeness crab season is targeted to open on 1 December 2026, subject to pre-season meat-fill and biotoxin tests and to opening in step with Washington and California.

Crane advertises a 100+ MW Forest Grove campus near Hillsboro. A June 2025 city enterprise-zone contract records $275,259,195 of estimated qualified-property investment; this is a disclosed investment scope, not a verified all-in campus cost.

Avangrid, a member of the Iberdrola Group, is constructing the 41 MW / 82 MWh utility-scale Shutler Energy Storage facility in Gilliam County, Oregon. Representing Avangrid's flagship standalone battery storage installation in the United States, the two-hour lithium-ion system is certificated by the Oregon Energy Facility Siting Council (EFSC) to integrate regional renewable power and reinforce transmission corridors across the Columbia River plateau.

Avangrid's Oregon Trail Solar is a 57 MWdc (41 MWac) solar facility in Gilliam County, Oregon, permitted by the Oregon Energy Facility Siting Council. Panel installation began in July 2026 and commercial operation is scheduled for 2027.

Oregon’s regulator identifies Amazon subsidiary Oregon Solar 1 LLC as Sunstone’s certificate holder after a June 26, 2026 ownership amendment. The approved, not-yet-constructed project has up to 1,200 MW solar and 7,200 MWh storage; construction deadline is not COD.

Invenergy is constructing the 56 MW utility-scale Powell Solar Project across private rangeland near Powell Butte in Crook County, Oregon. Interconnecting to the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) transmission network on the high desert plateau, the single-axis tracking solar array delivers carbon-free electricity to support rapid commercial growth and regional hyperscale cloud data centers in the Prineville tech hub.

OIT BESS is a planned 2 MW battery storage plant in Klamath County, Oregon, listed in EIA Form 860M data as operated by PacifiCorp. Completion is proposed for December 2027. No public source reviewed states the energy capacity (MWh).

Nolin Hills is an approved wind-and-solar proposal in Umatilla County, Oregon. Oregon’s regulator describes a preliminary 260 MW solar component within the approximately 600 MW combined generating plan; EIA’s September 2026 inventory separately lists 300 MW proposed solar nameplate. These scopes differ and do not establish operating capacity.

SolRiver Capital's Canyonville Solar project, a community solar array in Douglas County, Oregon, is listed in EIA data at 2.5 MW with a proposed completion of December 2027. SolRiver announced it in June 2023 as the first Oregon Community Solar Program project in Douglas County.

Oregon and Washington plan to replace the 105-year-old I-5 Interstate Bridge over the Columbia River with a fixed-span bridge, rebuilt interchanges and a light rail extension. The program's 2026 estimate for the full five-mile corridor is $14.4 billion (range $13.5 to $15.2 billion). Federal environmental review finished in July 2026; construction of the replacement bridge is expected to begin in 2028 and last six to seven years, with full program completion now 2045.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Avangrid Renewables is developing the 103 MWac utility-scale Sunset Solar Project across approximately 2,196 acres on the Columbia Plateau in Wasco County, Oregon. Holding a First Amended Site Certificate approved by the Oregon Energy Facility Siting Council (EFSC) and interconnecting to the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) grid, the facility generates clean solar power to supply Pacific Northwest utilities and corporate clean energy buyers.

Aligned Data Centers filed a pre-application on 27 July 2026 for PDX-02, the 36 MW (50.4 MW facility power in Cleanview) second building of its 108 MW Hillsboro, Oregon campus, hours before the city council enacted a 120-day moratorium; no cost has been published.

BrightNight is partnering with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and Warm Springs Power and Water Enterprises on the Salmonfly Project, a solar and battery storage facility on the Warm Springs Reservation in Jefferson County, Oregon. Warm Springs News describes up to 250 MW-ac of photovoltaic solar and up to 250 MW-ac of battery storage on up to 2,000 acres, tied to the tribally owned 230 kV bay at the Bethel Round Butte Substation; EIA lists 247 MW of each. No cost has been published.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

BrightNight's Deschutes Solar and Battery Energy Storage System in Wasco County, Oregon is a proposed 1,000 MW solar plant with up to 4,000 MWh of storage (BrightNight's page says up to 1,000 MWh) under state siting review since a January 2026 application; no cost has been published.

BrightNight subsidiary DECH bn, LLC proposes a 1,000 MW solar facility with a battery system of up to 4,000 MWh in south Wasco County, Oregon, roughly 10 miles southwest of Maupin. A preliminary Application for Site Certificate was received by the Oregon Department of Energy on January 9, 2026.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Amazon Energy won the bankruptcy auction for Pine Gate Renewables' permitted 1,200 MW solar and 1,200 MW (7,200 MWh) storage project in Morrow County, Oregon, for $83 million; no total construction cost has been published and full operation was targeted for 2030.

Rowan describes Percheron as a 300 MW, 275-acre Oregon campus with land closed in 2024 and phased buildout targeting completion by 2030. County records locate its approximately 274-acre parcel on Tower Road, south of I-84 and north of the former Boardman coal plant.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

Rowan’s Percheron project is a 300 MW campus on approximately 275 acres near Boardman, Oregon. The developer reports land closing in 2024 and targets phased buildout completion by 2030.

EIA’s August 2026 planned-generator inventory lists Cedar Island Solar LLC, plant 66011/PV 1, at 800 MW in Sherman County, with December 2031 planned operation and regulatory approvals pending, not under construction. The old$950 M budget and 2029 date are unsupported.