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• Sustainability Snapshot - Celebrating Energy Efficiency Projects in the Community

  Sustainability Snapshots 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 Customers Drive Record Energy and Water Savings in 2025

  At a time when energy demand is growing across the region, who are saving energy are doing more than lowering individual bills - they're helping reduce overall demand, support grid reliability and limit the need for new, costly energy resources.

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• Carmen-Smith Recreation Sites Open May 1

  EWEB completes major overhaul of Trail Bridge Campground and other sites connected to hydroelectric project.

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• Oregon Utilities Warn of Rate Impacts Following Federal Court Order on Columbia Dam System

  EWEB joins coalition urging Governor Kotek to drop expensive litigation and engage directly with consumer-owned utilities

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• This month, EWEB celebrates 115 years of service Eugene

  EWEB celebrates 115 years serving Eugene. As our community grows and challenges increase from aging infrastructure, extreme weather, and climate impacts, EWEB is making thoughtful, long-term investments to ensure safe, reliable service for decades to come.

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• EWEB and the UO extend energy generation study

  The study is testing whether the UO’s on-site generator can bolster grid reliability and support climate and greenhouse gas reduction goals.

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• EWEB Board of Commissioners Approves Employment Agreement with John Hairston as Next General Manager

  “EWEB is a public treasure,” Hairston said. “I’m eager to listen to staff, learn from the community, and build on the strong foundation already in place."

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• EWEB Board of Commissioners selects BPA administrator for general manager role

  In a unanimous vote, EWEB’s Board voted to move forward with negotiating an employment offer to BPA’s John Hairston.

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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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• Our Favorite Photos of 2025

  For a final look-back at 2025, we’d like to share some of our favorite photos that illustrate our work day-in and day-out. We celebrate amazing teamwork, vital partnerships, and sing the praises of our individual champions and their quiet dedication to serving our community!

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• EWEB and the UO launch energy generation pilot project

  Pilot project gives EWEB the option to run UO’s on-site natural gas generator this winter, gathering valuable insight into the generator’s efficiency and reliability.

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• Energy shortfall of 9 gigawatts projected for the Northwest

  By 2030, a dry year combined with soaring energy demand during extended cold snaps could lead to rolling blackouts, a new study warns.

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• McKenzie Valley electric service territory realignment study reaches key milestone

  EWEB Commissioners approved a resolution authorizing the General Manager to negotiate and execute agreements with Lane Electric Cooperative regarding a potential realignment of electric service territory in the McKenzie Valley at the Board’s December meeting.

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