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• EWEB, SUB and RWD join forces at Lane County Fair to distribute water to fairgoers

  The Eugene Water & Electric Board, Springfield Utility Board and Rainbow Water District are teaming up for the 9th year to provide fairgoers with clean, cold free water.

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• Demand for EWEB electricity during heatwave nearly broke all-time summer record

  Climate-driven weather extremes, home electrification, high-tech manufacturing and data centers will cause electricity demand to surge across the Pacific Northwest.

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• EWEB explores rate increases to cover rising costs and to modernize infrastructure

  Amid rising inflation and other challenges, rate increases are necessary to maintain reliable utility services and fund critical investments in Eugene’s water and electric infrastructure.

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• EWEB prepares for rising energy demand as weekend heat wave arrives

  Electricity supply is sufficient for now, but new supplies will be necessary in the years ahead to keep pace.

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• EWEB preparing for expected surge in electric vehicles

  Electric vehicle (EV) sales are poised to skyrocket in the years ahead as technology improves, more models hit the market, prices fall and regulations limit the sale of gas-powered vehicles. And EWEB is preparing for this surge.

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• Community members can test out climate-friendly e-bikes at E-Bike Expo on Saturday

  EWEB encourages Eugene residents to ride into summer on clean, accessible e-bikes, with a $300 e-bike rebate.

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• EWEB Hosts Dinner to Appreciate Customers of the McKenzie River Valley

  EWEB hosted a customer appreciation dinner at the Walterville Community Center on Thursday, May 23, in place of its yearly upriver Board meeting. The event allowed customers, EWEB Commissioners, and staff to share a meal and openly discuss topics most relevant to the McKenzie Valley community.

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• EWEB bids a fond farewell to College Hill Reservoir and prepares for modern drinking water storage tanks

  Several hundred Eugene residents came together on May 30 for a Farewell Celebration at EWEB’s College Hill Reservoir before demolition and construction to build modern drinking water storage tanks begins later this year.

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• EWEB invests in satellite-based forestry analytics for vegetation management

  EWEB maintains over 1,300 miles of overhead transmission and distribution lines. To aid crews in identifying hazardous vegetation growth in a sometimes heavily forested service territory, EWEB is utilizing a new satellite-based forestry analytics software called Overstory.

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• EWEB opens application for 2024 Electric Mobility Community Grants

  Grant awards of up to $30,000 to cover costs associated with electric mobility projects.

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• Upgrades to Eugene's downtown electric network continue

  You may have noticed construction this week on the corner of 7th and Pearl Street. That’s because crews replaced a corroded, aging vault with an innovative, new Voltek vault. The Voltek design allows for the new infrastructure to be built inside of the existing aging vault. We’re able to install the new vault while the cables are still energized, minimizing disruption to customers and traffic while cutting construction time in half.

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• The Big Freeze 2024: After Action Report

  Winter 2024 was one for the records books, and we'll look back on it for years to come and say, "That was a doozy!"  The back-to-back January Ice Storms caused widespread damage to EWEB’s service territory, affecting approximately 38,000 customers. Preliminary repair costs were over $8 million, and additional repairs to transmission lines are still required. 

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• Fixing the Unseen: Water Pipeline Replacement in Unincorporated Eugene

  Learn more about EWEB's methods for monitoring and replacing aged water pipelines.

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• Spring Cleaning? How about Spring Emergency Preparedness!

  Spring is officially here and that means the plants are blooming, the sun is (sometimes) shining, and the grass is green! We've had our fair share of severe weather already, but spring weather is notoriously unpredictable. While you're in the midst of spring cleaning and garden care, consider completing these emergency preparedness tasks.

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• EWEB General Manager Delivers 2024 State of the Utility

  General Manager Frank Lawson delivered his address at the March 5 public Board of Commissioners meeting

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