Leaders across Oregon are making innovative investments that will allow their communities to create more of their own clean energy, help control costs for residents, and save millions in taxpayer money.
They’re turning their water resource recovery facilities, which clean and treat wastewater from our homes and businesses, into clean energy power plants.
On average, treating wastewater can be up to 25% of a municipality’s electric bill. But that’s no longer the case in many cities and towns…
The system, known as NeuFuel, differs from compressed natural gas because it can be used at a lower pressure than CNG.
Elgin ISD’s board voted unanimously to reject a Chapter 313 application from Solar Proponent that company representatives said were a key determination in whether or
Real estate generates nearly 40% of global carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to rising sea levels and the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events
The Mountain Valley Pipeline’s Southgate Extension, a key source for future natural gas supplies in Duke Energy Corp.’s carbon reduction proposals, has withdrawn all of
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