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EWEB is developing a plan – called an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) – to ensure that Eugene has a sufficient supply of reliable, affordable and clean electricity in the decades ahead. And we want you to participate in the process! Learn more about the IRP, follow the process, join our email list, and find out about upcoming events.

EWEB is developing a plan – called an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) – to ensure that Eugene has a sufficient supply of reliable, affordable and clean electricity in the decades ahead. And we want you to participate in the process! Learn more about the IRP, follow the process, join our email list, and find out about upcoming events.

Learn about 2023 price changes and how your rates are being used to provide you with safe, reliable services, maintain utility infrastructure, and invest in system improvements that make your services better.

Learn about 2023 price changes and how your rates are being used to provide you with safe, reliable services, maintain utility infrastructure, and invest in system improvements that make your services better.

Learn about 2023 projected price changes and some of the ways we manage costs and affordability.

Learn about 2023 projected price changes.

Learn about 2023 projected price changes and get tips for preparing for winter storm season.

Learn about 2023 projected price changes and programs that can lighten your carbon load and bottom line.

Use this map to locate the EWEB Emergency Water Station nearest to your home, and learn three things to do before turning on the heater this fall.

Your elected commissioners are expected to vote in December on whether to decommission the Leaburg Canal and Hydroelectric project or invest in returning the project to service. EWEB is seeking public input and conducting a triple bottom line analysis to provide information for commissioners to guide their decision.

Your elected Board of Commissioners approved EWEB’s first Wildfire Mitigation Plan during their July 5 public meeting. Learn how we are protecting public safety, reducing risk to utility customers and promoting electrical system resilience to wildfire damage. 

City of Eugene Stormwater and Wastewater Fee Increase Beginning July 2022
Under the recommendation of the city manager, the City of Eugene has been authorized to issue a 7% increase in local user wastewater fees, 3.5% in regional wastewater fees and a 4% increase in stormwater user fees, effective July 1, 2022. Charges related to stormwater and wastewater appear in the water portion of customer bills, but are not EWEB charges. The City of Eugene owns and operates the stormwater and wastewater systems in Eugene. For efficiency, EWEB acts as the City's billing agent per City charter.

As an EWEB customer, you’re already using clean, renewable energy and investing in McKenzie Watershed protection. But together we can do more. EWEB recently launched Green Options, a line of voluntary, carbon-conscious programs based on feedback from customers who want to do more to support renewable energy and take action on climate change.

By tapping into a number of resources and financing options, business owners can save money, reduce energy and water use, promote your business, and cut carbon emissions.

We are happy to report that your water meets and exceeds the safe drinking water standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and EWEB has once again been listed as an “Outstanding Performer” by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA).

Learn about Fix-a-Leak month, and ways to save money by seeking out leaks.

Read our 2022 goals and priorities, learn about our commitment to clean energy, and see how our crews responded to the recent snow and windstorms.

Learn about 2022 rate changes and electric and water projects.

Learn about 2022 price changes, get tips for reducing your bill and read about our commitment to clean, sustainable energy.

Learn about projected 2022 rate changes and major projects we're planning for in 2022 and beyond.

Learn about 2022 projected price changes and why rate increases are needed.