The
state
trails
only
California
in
the
CleanEdge
2012
State
Clean
Energy
Index,
"largely
due
to
unwavering
consumer-driven
demand
for
clean-tech
products
and
services".
Despite
that
broad
public
acceptance,
the
state
is
still
missing
"a
comprehensive
energy
strategy
that
meets
the
state's
carbon
reduction,
energy
conservation
and
renewable
energy
goals
and
timetables...
while
enhancing
Oregon's
economic
objectives",
Kitzhaber
says
in
the
draft
plan
[
PDF].
Oregon
aims
to
reduce
emissions
to
10%
from
1990
levels
by
2020,
and
generate
25%
of
its
electricity
from
renewable
sources
by
2025.
Kitzhaber's
plan
seeks
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