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• Eugene residents share energy and water saving tips

  From blocking a draft to replacing your heating system, each action you take can save water and electricity.

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• EWEB customers and employees share the love through Energy Share donations

  EWEB budgets funding to help customers struggling to pay their utility bill, but the need is always greater than what we can provide alone. Energy Share, our customer donation funded program helps fill the gap.

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• Energy demand reaches highest level in nearly a decade as utility prepares for ice

  Frigid temperatures in the low 20s caused surging electricity demand in early February.

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• Cold Weather, Higher Energy Bills: Why It Happens

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• Recovery still ongoing on the anniversary of the 2024 Ice Storm

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  Funds will be used to support fuels reduction work on a landscape scale in high-risk areas in the McKenzie River Valley and Eugene South Hills.

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• EWEB Board Approves 2025 Budget and Rate Increases to Fund Critical Infrastructure Investments

  EWEB’s budget is less than initially projected while still addressing aging infrastructure and rising costs to ensure reliable utility services for Eugene.

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• EWEB continues 2025 budget and rate-setting process

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• EWEB Communications Win National Recognition for Public Power Excellence

  We’re excited to share that EWEB has again been honored with two Excellence in Public Power Communications Awards from the American Public Power Association (APPA), earning top honors in both the Web/Social Media and Video categories.

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• 2025 rate update: Less than Initially Forecasted

  While the costs of producing and delivering electricity and water are rising, EWEB is actively working to reduce the financial impact of rate increases in 2025.

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• EWEB Launches 2024 Residential Customer Survey

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