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EWEB and Lane Electric Cooperative sign agreement to transfer EWEB's McKenzie Valley customers
EWEB and Lane Electric Cooperative have reached an important milestone in transitioning electric service from EWEB to Lane Electric in the McKenzie Valley. The two utilities have officially signed agreements for EWEB to sell its electric service territory in the McKenzie Valley to Lane Electric.
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EWEB Board adopts 2026 organizational goals to guide utility priorities
At the January public meeting, EWEB adopted a new set of organizational goals for 2026, providing direction for our work priorities in the year ahead.
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Cold temperatures this week drive highest electricity demand of the winter so far
Frosty conditions in Eugene this week have driven electricity demand to the highest levels so far this winter as heaters strain to keep homes and businesses warm.
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Sustainability Snapshot - Celebrating Energy Efficiency Projects in the Community
Sustainability Snapshops highlight impactful projects completed by EWEB's Customer Solutions department, as a way to celebrate the meaningful work happening behind the scenes.
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EWEB Sets 2026 Budget and Rates, Advances Evaluation of McKenzie Valley Service Territory Realignment
Taken together, the 2026 budget and rate adjustments and the territory-realignment evaluation reflect EWEB’s dedication to responsible financial stewardship, modern, resilient utility infrastructure, and thoughtful planning for the future.
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Let's Talk Turkey. Is your family ready for winter?
We're heading into the holidays, but that also means snow, ice, and not-so-nice weather might be in the forecast. Here are some tips to prepare in advance.
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The Bonneville Power Administration Rate Change and Your EWEB Bill
BPA’s finalized rate increase is smaller than projected, and EWEB’s pass-through adjustment effective October 1, 2025 will now be 2.7% for residential customers—down from the anticipated 4%.
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Join the Pledge to Prepare
When you think about getting ready for an emergency, you probably have questions. You aren't alone. Preparing for emergencies can be overwhelming, which is why EWEB has put together a 12-month program to help you and your family get two weeks ready.
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You can’t predict the next disaster, but you can prepare
The earthquake lasted less than a minute. But now the power’s out. The tap runs dry. Cell service is spotty. Would you be ready?
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EWEB Pilots New Line Safety Program for 4th graders.
This year, EWEB is ramping up power line safety for children, specifically 4th graders.
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Watch the Recording: Financial Preparedness for Disasters
How will you financially recover after a disaster? This seminar gives key insights into preparing your finances ahead of time.
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Greenpower subscribers vote to award Greenpower Grant to SquareOne Villages
The Greenpower Grant, funded solely by voluntary customer subscriptions, supports local sustainability projects.
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Energy conservation could offset large portion of growth in power demand
Preliminary results of an EWEB study indicate that cutting back demand can contribute to maintaining a reliable, affordable energy supply.
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Small number of McKenzie Valley EWEB customers face higher February bills due to estimated reads
EWEB under-estimated energy usage for about one-fifth of upriver customers in December or January, resulting in higher true-up bills in February.
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EWEB offers Greenpower Grant to support local sustainability project
The Greenpower Grant, funded by voluntary customer subscriptions to Greenpower, not customer grants, supports projects that advance renewable energy, clean energy education or efforts to reduce or offset local carbon emissions.
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EWEB Launches 2019 Customer Satisfaction Survey
November 15, 2019
As a public utility, it is important that EWEB check-in with customer-owners to see how we are performing, gauge how satisfied you are with different aspects of our services and offerings and understand your needs.
EWEB has partnered with a research firm, Riley Research Associates, to conduct a survey of randomly selected residential customers via phone and online. The phone surveys launched mid-November, with the email invitations for the online survey to follow shortly.
The survey includes questions to better understand your preferences and satisfaction around topics including service quality and reliability, EWEB's responsiveness and efforts to control costs, and conservation programs, to name a few. Also included are questions to gauge your interest in a variety of potential future programs and services.
The survey will not include questions that ask you to reveal personally sensitive information, or to complete a payment. If you receive a call or email that appears suspicious hang up or delete the email. Learn more about protecting yourself from scams.
We will share findings from the survey in early 2020.
Your input and opinions help shape EWEB's direction
EWEB launched an Affordability Initiative based on formal and informal, qualitative and quantitative feedback from customers. This included a review of data from customer satisfaction surveys in which customers reported a gap between what you think is important - affordable power and water - and how EWEB was performing in that area.
With this heightened focus on affordability, 2019 marked the fourth time in five years with no residential electric price increase and the third year in a row with no increase in residential water prices. In 2018, Commissioners reduced residential water prices by 4.5 percent.
At the same time, EWEB has continued to invest in programs that you have told us are important to you including energy and water conservation and limited income assistance programs.
Read more about the results of the 2017 Customer Satisfaction Survey.