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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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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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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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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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Women in STEM: Meet the Hydro Project Engineer Building Habitat for Salmon
EWEB Engineer Associate Val Chang found her way to the McKenzie River from Los Angeles, inspired by heritage trips to the waters of Taiwan and key mentors along the way.
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Public Power Week Poster Contest Winners 2025
The results are in! View the winning posters from EWEB's 2025 Public Power Week Poster Contest.
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EWEB Hometown Heroes compete internationally
Out of 290 teams from 14 different countries, EWEB's Lineman Rodeo team places in the top third of competitors.
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EWEB's Halloween Truck-or-Treat is a huge success
Community members are accustomed to spotting EWEB trucks around Eugene streets and neighborhoods. But last week, those familiar vehicles looked a little different. At EWEB's second annual Truck-or-Treat Customer and Crew Appreciation Event, our fleet transformed into a festive Halloween spectacle.
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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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Vote for your favorite Public Power Week Posters
The top five submittals will receive awards. Help us pick the winners.
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EWEB Hosts Annual Spill Drill to Protect McKenzie River
EWEB led emergency responders in its annual “spill drill” on the McKenzie River on Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the Trail Bridge Campground.
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EWEB Partners with Eugene School District 4J to Celebrate New Kennedy Middle School Emergency Water Station Site
Hundreds of attendees practiced filling up water containers at Saturday's demonstration event.
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Electric Projects underway in North & South Eugene
Underground lines and disaster-resilient power poles are part of EWEB’s infrastructure upgrade near Eugene’s largest natural resource area.
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Watch the Recording: Financial Preparedness for Disasters
April 28, 2025 • Robyn Smith, EWEB Communications
Community Emergency Preparedness
EWEB and the City of Eugene are working together to enhance community resilience by helping residents "Be 2 Weeks Ready"—not just with emergency supplies, but financially, too.
In April, EWEB hosted the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation in Eugene to share simple steps with customers to recover more quickly and completely from disaster.
Watch the seminar recording to review your insurance coverage and get the most out of the claims process. Planning ahead can minimize stress, reduce financial hardship, and make recovery smoother and more manageable.
Take advantage of this opportunity to protect your financial future.