Dec 29, 2022
Mason PUD 3 Offices to Open Later in the Morning on Thursday, January 5
Employees will be attending a training the morning of January 5 - phone lines will... Read more
For reliability and efficiency, we have updated our official phone number for ALL customers to 360-426-8255. The PUD’s Belfair customer service number (360-275-2833) will no longer be operational as of February 1, 2023. Please update your contact information accordingly. You can still pay your bill using the buttons on your phone at 1-844-255-3683, or use SmartHub at my.pud3.org.
PUD 3 Resources
PUD 3 Resources
A lot of factors go into the resources that the PUD purchases to serve its customers, such as: cost, reliability, availability, environmental impacts, sustainability, and risks. This page includes more information about the PUD's resources.
Utility Fuel Mix Report for 2020 (Reported in 2021)
Every year, Washington State reports on the source of electricity for customers throughout the state. The "Fuel Mix Report" shows that PUD 3's electricity is 95.8% CARBON-FREE.
| Type of Fuel | Percentage |
| Coal | 0.00% |
| Hydroelectric | 82.60% |
| Natural Gas | 0.00% |
| Nuclear | 10.47% |
| Petroleum | 0.00% |
| Solar | 0.03% |
| Wind | 2.69% |
| Unspecified* | 4.21% |
| Other | 0.00% |
| Total | 100% |
SOURCE: Data for the report comes from the Washington State Department of Commerce’s “Washington State Electric Utility Fuel Mix Disclosure Reports for Calendar Year 2020” (Reported in 2021).
* Mason PUD 3’s unspecified resources come solely from the Bonneville Power Administration’s resource mix which stems from its purchases made on the market to balance resource needs with load. The fluctuations in the amount of unspecified is due to many factors including the rain or snow pack supplied and timing of the spring melt.
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PUD 3’s first CEIP required under Washington’s Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA) can be found here. It covers the first four-year interim compliance period beginning in 2022 and ending in 2025.
CETA requires electric utilities to prepare a CEIP every four years and it must:
- Propose interim targets for meeting CETA’s standards for greenhouse gas neutral electricity in 2030 and clean energy in 2045
- Identify specific targets for energy efficiency, demand response, and renewable energy
- Identify specific actions for meeting the interim targets and specific actions described above
- Ensure that all customers benefit from the transition to clean energy
Further requirements for the development of CEIPs are specified in Washington’s RCW 19.405.060 and Chapter 194-40 of the Washington Administrative Code.
The Resource Plan has been updated in accordance with the Washington State Utility Resource Plan law, 19.280 RCW. The plan shows how Mason PUD 3 plans to match its resources to forecasted load requirements.
Mason PUD 3 Resource Plan 2022
Dec 21, 2022
Commission Appoints Jeff McHargue to Fill Vacancy Left by Commissioner...
McHargue will fill the remainder of retiring commissioner Bruce Jorgenson's term. Read more