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Portland General Electric: J.P. Morgan Natural Resources Conference Takeaways
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Portland General Electric: J.P. Morgan Natural Resources Conference Takeaways
J P M O R G A N North America Equity Research
23 June 2026
Portland General Electric Neutral
POR, POR US
J.P. Morgan Natural Resources Conference Takeaways Price (23 Jun 26):$51.01
Portland General Electric President & CEO, Maria Pope, presented today at the J.P.
Morgan Natural Resources Conference. Please see below for some quick
takeaways.
North American Utilities
Net Takeaways: POR remains a strategically active story, with investor focus
centered on holdco approval, the pending WA utility acquisition, large load growth, Aidan C Kelly AC
and Oregon’s next GRC. We continue to view the holdco process as the key near- (1-212) 622-4912
aidan.x.kelly@jpmchase.com
term watch item, where management affirmed an openness to pursue a settlement
Jeremy Tonet, CFA
by the August 25 deadline as POR works through rate credit sizing and capital
(1-212) 622-4915
structure terms, among other items. The WA acquisition appears off to a jeremy.b.tonet@jpmorgan.com
constructive start, while the 2025 RFP (outcome by early 2027) and the next GRC Diana Niles
(filing likely in 2H26) remain important upcoming markers for POR’s forward (1-212) 622-3328
capital and regulated earnings stream. Overall, we came away viewing POR’s diana.niles@jpmorgan.com
long-term growth outlook as intact with promising rate base growth potential from Eli Jossen, CFA
the WA utility, though the company still remains at an inflection point and (1-212) 622-4113
dependent on execution across several regulatory and financing milestones. eli.jossen@jpmchase.com
J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
• Holdco settlement prospects front and center. POR continues to prioritize
resolution of the holdco application, with the process still tracking toward an
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