Ted Sickinger is an Investigative Reporter at The Oregonian/OregonLive. He specializes in energy and environmental issues, focusing on energy policy, sustainability, and the legal aspects surrounding major energy projects in Oregon. Ted's work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Astorian, The Bulletin, and The Chronicle.
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By: Tatum Todd, Ted Sickinger
“We should not put them on trial or punish them for the crimes of one individual,” one advocate said.
By: Ted Sickinger
The Oregon Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday in favor of PacifiCorp in a long-running class action lawsuit stemming from Oregon’s historic 2020
By: Ted Sickinger
Environmental groups contend the project threatens habitat for sage grouse and other species, as well as water resources and local communities
By: Ted Sickinger
Portland-based PacifiCorp is the first utility outside California to participate in the market, which pools generation and transmission assets to reduce costs and improve reliability.
By: Ted Sickinger
The company is developing floating data centers powered by wave energy and cooled by seawater.
By: Ted Sickinger, Jonathan Bach
A Multnomah County judge Friday paused most proceedings for victims seeking damages from PacifiCorp for homes and property destroyed in 2020 wildfires.
By: Ted Sickinger
The Public Utility Commission turned down the temporary increase that would have raised $55 million, citing insufficient proof of immediate need as the utility faces billions in wildfire settlements.
By: Ted Sickinger
John Maher is stepping down as publisher after guiding The Oregonian through a digital and business transformation.
By: Ted Sickinger
A regional council is calling for 9,000 megawatts of new renewables, 5,000 megawatts of storage and controversial natural gas plants to serve the Northwest as data centers drive demand growth.
A suspect is in custody.
