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Energy Trust will expand its support for energy-efficient, affordable housing thanks to $15 million from a…
Read More about "Energy Trust awarded $15..."Energy Trust will expand its support for energy-efficient, affordable housing thanks to $15 million from a…
Read More about "Energy Trust awarded $15..."Every year, wildfires are becoming more frequent and taking longer to contain. Wildfire season is also…
More about indoor air qualityOn July 3, the Portland City Council confirmed Tracy Scott, Energy Trust director of energy programs,…
More on Tracy and the fund committeeEvery summer, Oregonians see more frequent and extreme heat waves with temperatures often surpassing 100 degrees.…
Learn how to keep coolThe American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) has released its 2024 City Clean Energy Scorecard, and this year,…
More on ACEEE's City ScorecardEnergy Trust’s board of directors took its meeting on the road in May, spending two days…
More on the local perspectiveFor Oregon job seekers, careers in energy efficient residential construction are increasingly in demand. As communities…
Learn more about the graduatesPhoto by Jesi B. Photography The City of Phoenix has opened a new 20,000-square-foot government building…
Read more about the Phoenix buildingOregon families with lower incomes face significant barriers to making their homes more energy-efficient and…
Learn more about our community partnersWhat should be prioritized in the construction of a new building? For the Confederated Tribes of…
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