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• EWEB Begins Workforce Re-entry

  As our community moves toward recovery from the health and economic crises of COVID-19, EWEB is beginning a gradual and responsible return to our facilities.

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• EWEB Taking Steps to Protect McKenzie River During Below Average Summer Stream Flows

  Based on snowpack data and summer stream forecasts, EWEB will adjust flows into the Walterville canal mid-June through October 2020.

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• EWEB Will Retain Stone Creek Hydro Project under New Management Contracts

  Owned by EWEB since 1994, Stone Creek is a small but mighty hydro generation project on the Clackamas River.

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• Source Protection, Observation and Treatment Keeps Water Pure

  For decades, we have worked to protect the McKenzie River, our primary water source. The river emerges from Clear Lake, high in the Cascade Mountains, before flowing 85 miles to Hayden Bridge Water Filtration Plant, where we draw water from the river. We employ a multi-faceted approach to protecting the river, which includes multiple monitoring sites throughout the McKenzie River watershed and at Cougar and Blue River reservoirs.

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• Rigorous Testing Keeps Drinking Water Safe

  EWEB and the American Water Works Association are observing Drinking Water Week by recognizing the vital role tap water plays in daily life, the infrastructure that is required to treat it and then distribute it to homes and businesses, and the important “behind the scenes” work of water professionals here in Eugene and throughout the country.

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• Our Water Quality Report: Outstanding

  The consistent and reliable quality of drinking water is at the heart of the theme for this year’s Drinking Water Week, “There When You Need It” which runs May 3-9 this year. To celebrate our plentiful and healthy drinking water, we are sharing with customers our annual water quality report.

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• Eugene Residents Share COVID-19 Emergency Prep Lessons

  Their experiences may help others learn how to best prepare for a future emergency.

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• My EV Story: David's Chevy Bolt

  I wanted something with enough range to take me out of town for the various camping and fishing trips that I enjoy.

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• My EV Story: Kay's Used Nissan LEAF

  I am able get all my weekend errands done on one charge, even crossing between west Eugene and east Springfield on the freeway.

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• My EV Story: Zachary's Chevy Bolt

  We thought the Chevy Bolt had the best bang for the buck: great range at an affordable price.

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• My EV Story: Charlie's BMW i3

  Because of advantageous leasing terms, the i3 was actually less expensive to lease than several EVd that have lower sticker prices.

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• EWEB’s Largest Power Supplier Visits Eugene to Discuss Costs, Climate and Changing Energy Needs

  At the March 3 public meeting, EWEB’s Board of Commissioners hosted Bonneville Power Administration’s Elliot Mainzer.

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• EWEB Announces Electrification Impact Study as Earth Day Celebrates 50th Anniversary Year

  Electrification is a term for replacing direct fossil fuel use (e.g., natural gas, heating oil, gasoline) with electricity in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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• Keeping the Lights On and the Water Flowing

  As the wide-ranging impacts of the coronavirus outbreak spread through our community, we are taking definitive actions to help and protect our customers and employees so we can continue providing reliable electricity and healthy water during this crisis.

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• Enhancing Your Readiness as you Shelter-in-Place

  There are things you can do, even as you shelter-in-place, to enhance your emergency preparedness.

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