The greatest expenditure package to yet for Portland’s cash-rich fund, which aims to finance renewable energy projects and jobs, is almost complete.
The proposal, which would invest $300 million over eight massive projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions, enhancing climate resilience, and boosting economic activity, will be considered by the City Council on Wednesday and is sure to be approved.
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