Energy Trust of Oregon

@CarolloTweets @CityGrantsPass So excited about this! 👏

The Water Restoration Plant heat exchanger conversion for @CityGrantsPass is live! Using digester methane, it'll save the city up to $40k/yr. Last week, @EnergyTrustOR presented the city with a $130k grant for their commitment to energy efficiency. ow.ly/LoS050QgW8u

Energy Trust will release an RFP for management and delivery of our New Buildings program, serving new commercial and multifamily construction, in January 2024. We’re holding a webinar on November 29. Learn more at energytrust.org/rfp.

This week we attended the Klamath Farmers Market for an Energy Fair!🥕 Resource Assistance for Rural Environments members from across the state supported the event sharing resources from Klamath & Lake Community Action Services, Lake County Resources Initiative & Energy Trust.

Our friends @CESA_News are celebrating 20 years of state collaboration on clean energy! 🎉👏 Check out Clean Energy States Alliance's new video exploring advancements in clean energy over the past two decades & how its members play a key role in the clean energy transition.

We had a wonderful time on Monday celebrating #Juneteenth with Play Grow Learn. Their community resource event in the @CityofGresham included local music, dance, poetry and artwork. Thank you for the opportunity to learn and share our services with Rockwood residents!

Today, we’re honoring #Juneteenth by highlighting our incredible partners at @CEP2U and their direct impact on bridging gaps in energy equity for Black communities in Portland. blog.energytrust.org/community-orga… #community #energy

Stop by the Energy Trust of Oregon table at this year's Latino Home Fair!

Thank you, Claire McKee and the City of North Bend for providing an excellent tour of the municipal pool for our board members this afternoon!

Swimming in energy savings!💦 North Bend Pool’s energy costs took a dive this year after a highly cost-effective LED lighting upgrade. Generations of swimmers have learned to swim here since 1957 and with lower energy costs, it will be ready for generations of swimmers to come.

Stop by the Energy Trust of Oregon table at this year's Latino Home Fair!

"This is where the magic happens.” With a view of the Coos Bay Channel to the Pacific in the background, this treatment plant may be the most scenic wastewater treatment plant in Oregon! coosbayor.gov/government/cit…

Waste not, want not! Our board members toured Coos Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant Number 2 which uses #EnergyEfficient technology to save energy & make some magic happen for the City of Coos Bay.

Solar panels recently installed by Trade Ally @SunlightSolar on 8 Habitat for Humanity homes in Bend will keep costs low for families for generations to come. They’re also Energy Trust’s 25,000th solar project since launching in 2002! 🌞 #Solar blog.energytrust.org/energy-trust-c…

Energy efficiency and renewable energy projects have saved people and businesses $10.6 billion on their utility bills over time, freeing up money to support their goals. Check out our 2022 Annual Report for more info: energytrust.org/annualreport

From urban areas to rural, energy planning allows cities & counties to address a variety of local needs to meet community-led goals for health & safety. See how we partnered with @CityofHillsboro on its 2025 Community Plan in our 2022 Annual Report: energytrust.org/annualreport

Many Oregonians living in older manufactured homes struggle with high energy costs. Our Manufactured Home Replacement program provides new energy-efficient homes with year-round comfort & lower monthly utility costs. 👉Read more in our 2022 Annual Report: energytrust.org/annualreport

Energy efficiency and renewable energy projects since 2002 have kept 39.4 million metric tons of carbon out of our atmosphere creating a cleaner, healthier Oregon. 🌍💚 👉Check out our 2022 Annual Report for more info: energytrust.org/annualreport

Pairing solar systems with storage makes communities more prepared for risks like wildfires, droughts and earthquakes. ☀️+🔋 Read more about how we're helping communities reach their goals in our 2022 Annual Report: energytrust.org/annualreport

More than 5,000 structures & 1 million acres burned across Oregon communities over Labor Day weekend 2020. Now, many survivors are rebuilding with energy efficiency & fire resiliency in mind. 🏠 Read more in our 2022 Annual Report: energytrust.org/annualreport #rebuilding #SouthernOR

Since 2002 our work has saved and generated 1,059 aMW of electricity and saved 93 million therms of natural gas, creating lasting benefits that enrich our communities. Check out our 2022 Annual Report for more info: energytrust.org/annualreport