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Five renewable energy projects in the running for up to $100K

Five renewable energy projects in the running for up to $100K

Five local renewable energy and education proposals have reached the finalist stage for consideration of two Eugene Water & Electric Board Greenpower grants of up to $100,000 each.

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Companies eye Crook County for solar power projects

Solar arrays could follow the West Butte wind farm as the next renewable energy projects to make their way to Crook County, as several solar companies have been making inquiries about the area, according to county officials.

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Molalla: Councilor goes off the grid to help himself, his neighbors, the planet

Molalla: Councilor goes off the grid to help himself, his neighbors, the planet

Glen Boreth, a Molalla city councilor for nearly four years, has several reasons to use the energy of the sun rather than pay a bill every month to Portland General Electric.

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Helping rural businesses go green

Helping rural businesses go green

Free, federally funded energy audits aim to identify and help fund small-scale projects

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Japanese company to build solar crucible plant

A Japanese company plans to open a solar crucible manufacturing plant in Fairview. The plant will employ 30 workers.

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PGE Rolls out Another Rooftop Solar Project with ProLogis

PGE Rolls out Another Rooftop Solar Project with ProLogis

Increasing Its Total Solar Energy Capacity to More Than 12 MegawattsProject creates local union-wage electrical and roofing jobs

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A lesson in energy use

A lesson in energy use

Every day, a few students don their biking gear and learn about conserving fossil fuel the hard way, all as part of an education plan

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This southwest activist is powered by the sun

This southwest activist is powered by the sun

Local resident wants to “solarize” the neighborhood with collective purchasing

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