Eugene Water & Electric Board.
water and electric utility operating in Eugene, Oregon, United States
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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Restoration projects mimicking natural disturbance patterns in Quartz Creek and the McKenzie River are providing critical drinking water sources.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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Eugene Water & Electric Board is seeking new water sources for expansion, potentially supplying water to small towns.Some support2 reports
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Around Eugene Water & Electric Board this week
News at the entities that move Eugene Water & Electric Board most-
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission StructuralThe Federal Energy Regulatory Commission assessed the viability of a 350 MW facility interconnection involving Eversource Energy.Moves Eugene Water & Electric Board
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National Weather Service OperationalOn June 18, 2026, the National Weather Service issued tornado watches and thunderstorm warnings.Moves Eugene Water & Electric Board
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Willamette River StructuralMayor Keith Wilson cast a tiebreaking vote regarding the sale of a fuel storage facility along the Willamette River.Moves Eugene Water & Electric Board
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Cascadia subduction zone OperationalTectonic plates are interacting along the Cascadia subduction zone in British Columbia.Moves Eugene Water & Electric Board
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Creswell Shared contextLocal disputes arise over Kananook creek improvement, water diversion, and harbor development in Frankston and Creswell.Moves Eugene Water & Electric Board
Connections
The 8 strongest of 11, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
McKenzie River Structural
The McKenzie River system serves as the critical and necessary source of drinking water for the Eugene Water & Electric Board's operations.
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Willamette River Structural
The company plans to utilize water resources from the Willamette River for its operational needs.
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Oregon Department of Energy Transactional
The relationship is defined by the award of a $2.2 million infrastructure modernization grant from the Oregon Department of Energy to the Eugene Water & Electric Board.
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Structural
FERC imposed a formal regulatory order requiring Eugene Water & Electric Board to cease generation operations in 2018.
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National Weather Service Operational
NWS issues actionable severe weather warnings that Eugene Water & Electric Board must operationalize into service actions.
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Cascadia subduction zone Operational
Eugene Water & Electric Board is improving its infrastructure to improve recovery from the Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake.
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Creswell Shared context
Creswell is noted for its potential to supply water within the operational context of Eugene Water & Electric Board.
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Junction City Shared context
The utility board has the potential to supply water services to the small town.