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Portland General Electric grants Oaks Park $430k for electric locomotive

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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Oaks Park is acquiring a new electric locomotive from Chance Rides to replace its propane-powered model. Portland General Electric provided a $430,263 grant from its Drive Change Fund to support this acquisition. The new lithium-ion battery-powered locomotive is designed to reduce the ride's greenhouse gas emissions by 99%.

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The grant, which comes from PGE's Drive Change Fund and is supported by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s Oregon Clean Fuels Program, helps Oaks Park achieve its goal of operating on renewable energy. This transaction involves Chance Rides supplying the locomotive to Oaks Park.

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  • Chance RidesSpeculative

    Chance Rides could see increased revenue from the locomotive order.

  • Oaks ParkSpeculative

    Oaks Park may achieve operational cost reduction and secure grant funding.

  • Oregon Department of Environmental Quality may see its Oregon Clean Fuels Program funding utilized.

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