Based in Eugene, Oregon's largest customer-owned utility provides drinking water and power to more than 200,000 people. Contact us online or at (541) 685-7000.
EWEB is undertaking a project in South Eugene to replace wooden poles with metal ones and bury power lines underground to enhance resilience against storms and fires. https://t.co/knomKv43B4
Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) successfully completed major habitat improvement work on the upper McKenzie River at the Carmen-Smith Hydroelectric Project by using helicopters to place multiple tons of gravel and bushy treetops in the river.
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Oregon’s @EWEButility has been awarded $1 million for wildfire resiliency projects in partnership with the Oregon Department of Forestry, McKenzie Fire and Rescue, and Eugene Springfield Fire, EWEB said on Dec. 17. https://t.co/Toiq0oadMc #PublicPower
Hundreds of students say bye-bye to their salmon fry thanks to the #FishEggstoFry program and EWEB Education grants: https://t.co/G7Ryy9KoJt @4jschools@MyODFW
Thanks, @awwa for recognizing our #SourceWaterProtection Champion Nancy Toth! 💧🏆
Nancy is key to EWEB’s work to protect the #McKenzieRiver Watershed – the source of drinking water for 200,000 people.
Read her interview: https://t.co/Z55UyWA4pO
#EWEB#WaterChampion
Our latest Water Champion leads efforts to protect Eugene’s drinking water sources for @EWEButility through collaborative programs within the McKenzie Watershed. Read more about Nancy Toth in #AWWAConnections.
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EWEB has extended their septic repair grant program’s deadline for McKenzie Valley residents affected by the 2020 Holiday Farm Fire to ensure remaining funds are allocated by the end of the year, according to the customer-owned utility provider. https://t.co/d2Gqpljajj
During #SourceWaterProtectionWeek, we celebrate #SalmonWatch - the long-running program that brings students from across Oregon to their local watersheds to witness salmon spawning. https://t.co/memq6dteOS
In our neck of the woods, the Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council runs the program and coordinates with local watershed councils, local environmental non-profits, public agencies, fishing enthusiasts, and EWEB to recruit volunteers.
A 30-plus-year tradition, Salmon Watch lures students and volunteers via Eugene Water & Electric Board and Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council. https://t.co/tNV4HAT9vA
Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) says customers enrolled in its Lead Green programs offset 730 metric tons of carbon emissions last year.
That's the equivalent of taking 174 gas-powered cars off the road. #LiveOnKMTR
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Quench your thirst at the Lane County Fair! EWEB, SUB, & Rainbow Water District join forces yet again to hydrate fairgoers with clean, cold water. Stop by the booth when you are out at the fair! #liveonNBC16#EWEB#SUB#RWD
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As we say hello to hot temperatures the spike in AC usage may bring about potential blackouts. #Heatwave#Eugene#EWEB#liveonKVAL ☀️🔌💡
Find more about EWEB's anticipation on increased energy demands here:
https://t.co/wytGAJmhbm
EWEB is revolutionizing tree-trimming endeavors. By incorporating smart technology and satellite imaging, they're efficiently managing vegetation around over 500 miles of power lines each year. 💡🌳🛰️ #EWEB#SmartTech#liveonKVAL
Full story here:
https://t.co/63DfTcpNZt
Eugene Water and Electric Board officials are implementing satellite-based imaging technology to aid in determining which areas of vegetation near power lines need the most attention, the customer-owned utility said. https://t.co/wjf2l4lPi4