Pros
The company has longevity and a history of working through tough times. It's done a good job at rebranding itself to move far away from Enron colors. The popular mindset of progressive climate action has done a good job at getting its shares up, though it's disappointing that it ignores nuclear power (I know all about the PUC and Oregon policy so let's not pretend big companies can't change people's minds, it's why Measure 97 failed, because of big companies investing to fight misinformation) while favoring rediculous bills that would cause socioeconomic catastrophes so large that Oregon would turn into a 3rd world economy (HB 2020 comes to mind).
Cons
The company is trying to get rid of the trade union and plays tokenism to actual progressiveness. It caters toward elitism and it shows.