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Crews continue to actively respond to power outages. However, record flooding in many parts of our service area is creating access issues that will delay our ability to restore power. Flooding and landslides may also impact our natural gas infrastructure.

We understand how difficult it is to be without power and we are working around the clock to restore your power, provided conditions are safe to do so.

Visit PSE’s Alerts and Advisories page for information on our response efforts: pse.com/alerts.


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Safety first. Never touch or go within 35 feet of downed power lines because they might be energized. Call PSE at 1-888-225-5773 or 911 to report problems.

Report and track power outages online

Wind power

Leading the way in cleaner, renewable energy

PSE is undergoing the most significant transformation in our history as we strive to meet Washington state’s cleaner energy laws—some of the most ambitious in the nation. Wind power is an important part of that journey.

Across the Pacific Northwest, we currently own four large wind farms and have power purchase agreements (PPAs) with five facilities that are either operational or in development.

Together, these facilities will generate more than 2,800 MW of renewable energy and help PSE create a cleaner energy future for all.

Download our wind facilities fact sheet


PSE-owned facilities:


PSE’s Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) facilities:

  • Skookumchuck Wind powering PSE’s Green Direct Program – located in Lewis and Thurston Counties, WA
  • Golden Hills Wind (220 MW) in Sherman County, OR
  • Clearwater Wind (350 MW) in Rosebud, Garfield and Custer counties, MT
  • Vantage Wind (90 MW) in Ellensburg, WA
  • Haymaker Wind (315 MW) in Wheatland and Meagher Counties, MT
  • Klondike III Wind (50 MW) in Sherman County, OR

Map of PSE wind projects located in Montana, Oregon, and Washington. PSE Owned and operated: Hopkins Ridge, Lower Snake River, Wild Horse. Power purchase agreements: Clearwater Wind, Golden Hills Wind, Haymaker Wind, Skookumchuck Wind, Vantage Wind.
Hopkins Ridge