Northwest Power and Conservation Council

May 16, 2019

What’s Next for Solar Generation?

The equipment and installation costs for these systems continue to decline, making them even more attractive for consumers who want to generate their own onsite clean electricity – referred to as "behind the meter" solar

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Integrating energy and the environment in the Columbia River Basin

See what the Council is up to.

The Council works to protect and enhance fish and wildlife in the Columbia River Basin. Its Fish & Wildlife Program guides project funding by the Bonneville Power Administration.

The Council develops a plan, updated every five years, to ensure the region’s power supply and acquire cost-effective energy efficiency.

Recent and Upcoming Meetings

Browse reports and documents relevant to the Council's work on fish and wildlife and energy planning, as well as administrative reports.

Climate Change in the 2021 Power Plan

What’s Next for Solar Generation?

Northern Pike Could Be Devastating to Salmon and Steelhead, Scientists Warn in Report on Predation

Collaboration is Key to Balancing Fish and Wildlife Restoration with Conservation, Idaho's Fish and Game Director Tells Council