PSE COVID-19 Response

As a provider of an essential service, we are working to ensure we are here for our customers, our community and our employees as coronavirus impacts the region.

We know some of our business and residential customers might be worried about paying their bills. Here are measurable actions we’ve taken on behalf of our customers:

  • PSE will not be disconnecting customers for non-payment during this time.
  • During Governor Inslee’s “Stay Home – Stay Healthy” order, PSE will only respond to emergency and make-safe situations which require restoration of power or natural gas such as: outages, natural gas leaks/odors, and low-hanging wire. We will also be working to support the essential facilities and services as listed in Governor Inslee’s critical infrastructure throughout our community.
  • PSE will work with our customers on options such as payment plans and choosing a new bill due date.
  • PSE has an energy assistance portal to facilitate access to funds available to income qualified customers.
  • PSE is requiring our employees to maintain social distancing while working in the field. We encourage our customers to do the same when engaging with our employees.

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PSE Covid-19 Response
 

Generation facilities

Wild Horse

Wild Horse

Located near Ellensburg in Kittitas County, PSE's second wind facility has 149 turbines spanning across 10,000 acres.

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Baker River

Baker River Hydroelectric Project

PSE's largest hydropower facility is located on a tributary of the Skagit River in northwest Washington and has two dams, each with its own powerhouse.

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Mint Farm

Mint Farm Generating Station

This station can produce 310 megawatts of electricity when running at maximum capacity — enough power to meet the annual needs of 220,000 households.

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Goldendale

Goldendale Generating Station

The Goldendale Generating Station in Klickitat County is one of eight natural gas-fired power plants that we own and operate in Washington.

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Lower Snake

Lower Snake River

PSE’s newest and largest wind-power operation contains 149 wind turbines that produce up to 342.7 megawatts of renewable energy.

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Snoqualmie Falls

Snoqualmie Falls

Located about 30 miles east of Seattle on the western slopes of the Cascade Mountains, this facility is one of the oldest hydropower plants in the United States.

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Hopkins Ridge

Hopkins Ridge

With a capacity of 156.6  megawatts, the 87 turbines at Hopkins Ridge provide the annual energy needs of more than 36,000 households.

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