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The 'conscious consumers' at Pachwáywit Fields Solar Facility
Pachwaywit Fields - Oregon's largest solar facility - was made possible by customers in PGE's Green Future Impact program. A year after it began operations, local farmers are using sheep to do what they do best: consume vegetation. By grazing on grasses underneath the solar panels, sheep are helping keep the facility safe and clear, without requiring intensive labor or machinery.
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CEP/IRP June Roundtable
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CEP/IRP June Roundtable
Nuevo Panel de mi cuenta
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Overview of new features available for residential customers on the My Account Dashboard page (Spanish)
Introducing the New My Account Dashboard
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Overview of new features available for residential customers on the My Account Dashboard page
Equal Pay - como funciona
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Equal Pay - como funciona
Equal Pay - How it works
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Equal Pay - How it works
PGE Smart Thermostat program in 15 seconds w/ Eric G. (Vertical)
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Around the House NW’s Eric G. shares how you can save $25 when you join PGE’s Smart Thermostat program. Plus, earn rewards during the year all while helping keep energy reliable and supporting the use of more sustainable resources.
PGE Smart Thermostat program in 30 seconds w/ Eric G.
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Around the House NW’s Eric G. shares how you can save $25 when you join PGE’s Smart Thermostat program. Plus, earn rewards during the year all while helping keep energy reliable and supporting the use of more sustainable resources.
PGE’s Smart Thermostat program rundown w/ Eric G.
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Eric G., host of Around the House NW, shares how joining PGE’s Smart Thermostat program lets your thermostat do all the work while you get the rewards. See how you can save a little on your bill, help keep energy reliable and support the use of more sustainable resources. This program always keeps you in control of your comfort!
PGE's Fleet Partner customer experiences
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Making the leap to electric fuel can seem daunting when it’s just your own car. Electrifying an entire fleet is downright intimidating. The PGE Fleet Partner program takes the guesswork out of transitioning your fleet, so you can realize both your sustainability and economic goals.
Todays all-electric home is efficient, connected and rewarding.
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Todays all-electric home is efficient, connected and rewarding.
Su Factura de PGE - El Diseño Básico
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Formato básico: Comience aquí para ver una orientación rápida sobre las diferentes secciones de su factura.
Su Factura de PGE - Los Cargos de Energía
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Su Factura de PGE - Los Cargos de Energía
Su Factura de PGE - Los Ajustes, Otros Cargos y Créditos, e Impuestos y Tarifas
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Su Factura de PGE - Los Ajustes, Otros Cargos y Créditos, e Impuestos y Tarifas
Heat pumps: Ducted or Ductless?
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Heat pumps: Ducted or Ductless?
Get multiple bids before installing a heat pump
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Get multiple bids before installing a heat pump
Heat pumps are good for the environment
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Heat pumps are good for the environment
Heat pumps: Not your standard AC Unit
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Heat pumps: Not your standard AC Unit
Understanding the Bill - The Adjustments, Other Charges & Credits, and Taxes & Fees
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Understanding the Bill - The Adjustments, Other Charges & Credits, and Taxes & Fees
Understanding the Bill - The Basic Layout
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Understanding the Bill - The Basic Layout
Understanding the Bill - The Energy Charges
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Understanding the Bill - The Energy Charges
Why choose a heat pump?
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Why choose a heat pump?
Welcome to Pachwáywit Fields
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Welcome to Pachwáywit Fields
Oregon’s first electric garbage truck hits the street
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Oregon’s first electric garbage truck hits the street
Building a Strong and Passionate Workforce at Forest Park Conservancy
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Building a Strong and Passionate Workforce at Forest Park Conservancy
Neighborhood EV Charging
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Neighborhood EV Charging
Drive Change Fund: PSU
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Drive Change Fund: PSU
Downed Line Safety
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Downed Line Safety
TPK Brewing Co.- good energy from the ground up
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TPK Brewing Co.- good energy from the ground up
How to charge an electric car faster using Level 2 home charging
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How to charge an electric car faster using Level 2 home charging

Komentáře

  • @user-kj1od5ed7p
    @user-kj1od5ed7p Před 4 dny

    A bunch of rich people talking about an electric garbage truck that we don't need

  • @philippesauvie639
    @philippesauvie639 Před 4 dny

    Marxists hate cheap energy

  • @marthaannesmith2702

    What is an eligible heating and or cooling system? Also, how to install this thermostat?

  • @corylittle9923
    @corylittle9923 Před 7 dny

    The falls were created during the great flood and are not millions of years old. Read your Bible.

  • @markhenry6486
    @markhenry6486 Před 10 dny

    There's nothing really special about the components of a level 2 charger systen, they are essentially identical, at least the name, to the components of a level 1 charger system. The difference is that most of the level one components are already installed in the average house however the level two components are usually not installed unless someone has specifically hired an electrician to do that. The only thing I would consider special about level 2 Chargers, is not the charger itself it's the ability of your existing electrical service to handle the load. Although we only have 100 amp panel in our house our panel and its existing handle the level 2 charger we just got installed. The reason for this is all of are stove dryer hot water tank and house heating are all on natural gas. So there was very little load on the 100 amp panel, so little that we just put in a 60 amp level 2 charger with no issue, and yes, we did it with an electrical permit. Unfortunately this is not going to be the case for most people's houses. And my recommendation is not to upgrade your service, which is likely what you will have to do. I would recommend, if you have access to Natural Gas to change your appliances to Natural Gas. Then you may not need to upgrade your service. Anyways getting back to reality, you'll likely have to upgrade your service and put the proper size wiring, breakers, Outlet Etc in to accommodate the level two. But again there's nothing special about these components. You have similar components, perhaps not as heavy duty, if you have an electric dryer and an electric range and especially an electric hot water tank already. Mark Henry

  • @billsmith360
    @billsmith360 Před 15 dny

    What is the carbon footprint of mining the minerals then processing them shipping from another country then charging every day? The energy used to produce these batteries are far greater then using a diesel engine. More over would it not be better to use used cooking oil in a diesel engine then destroy the environment to make these over sized batteries?

  • @everythingpony
    @everythingpony Před 17 dny

    And we never saw it again

  • @rosalindafortunado6964

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @averywow
    @averywow Před 23 dny

    wingstop haircut guy !!!!

  • @thathobbitlife
    @thathobbitlife Před 24 dny

    This happened the day after my late Mother's 16th birthday. She lived in Troutdale at the house aside the old Multnomah Co Greyhound Track. It was sooooo bad. I remember her stories about it all. Wild stuff!

  • @AceH.-jk5kn
    @AceH.-jk5kn Před 29 dny

    sad :( but at least the environment is returning to how it once was

  • @cm1642
    @cm1642 Před měsícem

    Imagine the beautiful trees and habitats they destroyed.

  • @lanichilds2825
    @lanichilds2825 Před měsícem

    Watching from Austin You be surprised at how much better this is than the CZcams we get here, I had to find this by searching for electric eel power sources…

  • @mjhazelbaker
    @mjhazelbaker Před měsícem

    STOP being a SUCK UP tp pge and they should bring back the Boardman Coal fire Plant

  • @carlportland
    @carlportland Před měsícem

    //Ps

  • @carlportland
    @carlportland Před měsícem

    H

  • @michelleb7399
    @michelleb7399 Před 2 měsíci

    While I understand the economic value of the paper mills, I really wish they hadn’t been there. The odor from the paper mills was so raunchy, my nose still wrinkles from the memory. I lived in an apartment downwind from there in the early 90’s. We had an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. You would think we had expensive rent as most apartment complexes in the area didn’t have an indoor pool, it was lucky if they even had one. But rent was really cheap. But, the air often had the stench of the mill. It would be nice if we had the view of the falls without all the equipment, etc.

  • @babbyfacerevocation2740
    @babbyfacerevocation2740 Před 2 měsíci

    Back in the 1980s a wind storm hit Eugene Springfield Oregon. 2 days before there was a cobweb flapping in the wind and my dad said there's a storm coming I can tell by the cobwebs shaking. Sure enough he can read it like you read a book 📖 no joke this morning May 29th 2024 I seen the same thing about 10:00.

  • @justincase2291
    @justincase2291 Před 2 měsíci

    Whoa! A town the size of Troutdale! Meanwhile after a 17% increase they need another 7% increase to fund this "clean energy" I'm getting a coal burning stove to save money.

  • @C.Hawkshaw
    @C.Hawkshaw Před 2 měsíci

    Damn l was hoping to see some Led Zeppelin kick in here!

  • @rosewhite---
    @rosewhite--- Před 2 měsíci

    This erosion is what happened during the first stages of The Flood 4,370 years ago and during the last phases of drain down.

  • @sanjitng7483
    @sanjitng7483 Před 2 měsíci

    Great work

  • @sanjitng7483
    @sanjitng7483 Před 2 měsíci

    Great work

  • @earthfriendly5799
    @earthfriendly5799 Před 2 měsíci

    When talk started flowing between different people and groups, the water started flowing as well. Great collaboration work.

  • @josephgonzalez9079
    @josephgonzalez9079 Před 2 měsíci

    If you turn off your gas heater pilot during warm seasons saves money is a good tip

  • @michaelmccaine
    @michaelmccaine Před 2 měsíci

    There are four houses in troutdale... is "peak rebates" the same as peak price increases but you make it sound better by just flatly pricing everything at the most expensive rate and then giving rebates for using off peak hours?

  • @TheBowersj
    @TheBowersj Před 2 měsíci

    Im curious whos going to provide me with clean cheap electricity when the crazies destroy thenbest thing we ever had.

  • @AXBlowsiv
    @AXBlowsiv Před 3 měsíci

    0:28 I had to do it

  • @thewomanofhighcastle
    @thewomanofhighcastle Před 3 měsíci

    More like Peak Scam time! Fuck PGE, they upcharge you for 20 years to build green renewable energy, and then when it's built. PGE increases they're rates 40% in 3 years! FUCK SCAMMY PGE

  • @robstafford8306
    @robstafford8306 Před 3 měsíci

    Dam was silted up. Owner of the dam would have to pay millions to rectify that…..basic economics.

  • @nannettemueller5672
    @nannettemueller5672 Před 3 měsíci

    My 5th Great Grandfather moved on down to the Scio area not far from the Santiam. Every year William Cyrus would transport his farm produce (I think wheat maybe wool?) up through the woods to Willamette Falls in Oregon City. It would take a few days.

  • @oregonpatriot1570
    @oregonpatriot1570 Před 3 měsíci

    The Sandy river is my front yard. I've never been so happy as the day I was notified about the dams removal. Watching such a rapid recovery after the removal was nothing short of amazing. Today it's as it was centuries ago, and some days it almost seems to be smiling.

  • @kenmartin5299
    @kenmartin5299 Před 4 měsíci

    Good job guys.

  • @user-rl6hy5lx7x
    @user-rl6hy5lx7x Před 4 měsíci

    I was six years old , and living in Midway , Washington when the Columbus Day Storm of 1962 hit . Winds reached 115 m.p.h. in Renton , Washington . Cars were litterally blown off of the road . Many homes and businesses were damaged as well. I remember I was afraid to go to bed that night . The Columbus Day Storm of 1962 caused widespread damage and was the worst storm to hit the Northwest since 1880 . Mark E. Switzer

  • @Alcowholickedme
    @Alcowholickedme Před 4 měsíci

    So no

  • @dragon90815
    @dragon90815 Před 4 měsíci

    Now that would just make it worse, add a channel for the fish and make it beautiful.😊

  • @HotSalamiandBacon
    @HotSalamiandBacon Před 4 měsíci

    The man telling you how there’s never a better option…notice how they never mentioned prices…

  • @MrRatchet12661
    @MrRatchet12661 Před 5 měsíci

    8 years ago...huh.

  • @kathybauer9262
    @kathybauer9262 Před 5 měsíci

    The power companies concluded that the hydroelectric power made was not the most cost effective. Salmon ladders were also too expensive to install. The only opponents were recreational users of the reservoirs and lake side property owners.

    • @oregonpatriot1570
      @oregonpatriot1570 Před 3 měsíci

      "Lakeside" LOL You make it sound like there was summer houses, docks and ski boats. There was no lake. It was still a river with tons and tons of sediment buildup behind the dam. It was so thick you could literally walk across the face of the dam without going over your knees. No widening and depth increase behind the dam. Just a new man made concrete channel that diverted water for power use at Bull Run.

  • @nadineraynor2539
    @nadineraynor2539 Před 5 měsíci

    Old country boy. I see that an improvement to the removal of sediments could have been achieved by having placed explosive charges in the sediments to loosen and fluff them up, especially along the edges out from the center of the stream flow.

    • @oregonpatriot1570
      @oregonpatriot1570 Před 3 měsíci

      No need. Mother nature has more power in the 'heavy winter flows' than a truck load of explosives.

  • @bulletscreenprinting
    @bulletscreenprinting Před 5 měsíci

    Should be talking about where we are installing dams, not taking them out. What a waste

  • @johnrobinson7336
    @johnrobinson7336 Před 5 měsíci

    I love it, but how do we store water that just runs into the ocean

  • @pieterpost563
    @pieterpost563 Před 5 měsíci

    Devil blackrock 😢

  • @louisevad6091
    @louisevad6091 Před 5 měsíci

    The sentiment will end up in the Columbia

    • @oregonpatriot1570
      @oregonpatriot1570 Před 3 měsíci

      You're right. And just like the Sandy river, the Columbia washed it away.

  • @hotttt28
    @hotttt28 Před 5 měsíci

    What a pr plug for Pge !

  • @hotttt28
    @hotttt28 Před 5 měsíci

    Aka ,the cheap way out just happens to be the right thing to do for the environment!

  • @manfredstrappen7491
    @manfredstrappen7491 Před 6 měsíci

    Curious about the odd looking tall anchor pilings? Why not use more natural, lower profile pilings anchoring the logs via cable?

    • @billsmith5109
      @billsmith5109 Před 2 měsíci

      Most of the similar structures I’ve been around have the additional design goal of capturing additional logs over time. Contrary to their comments these are not the only intentionally created structures using near vertical piling. Some have criticized the vertical logs as not looking natural. I think that’s correct. In the rivers the key, anchoring pieces used to be four and six and seven feet dbh logs. Two feet dbh logs may contribute to the jam, but they just aren’t the anchors. In our grandchildren’s lives the trees planted as riparian trees won’t approach the mass needed, So I am in favor of the vertical logs driven into the stream beds. Also those other similar structure along the river edges aren’t anchored to the sides. They’re anchored to the beds, exactly like these.

  • @beboboymann3823
    @beboboymann3823 Před 6 měsíci

    Coal powered plants…….gotta get rid of them. Solar won’t do it…..wind power won’t do it…….holy hell we can’t build any of those dangerous nuclear power plants. Guess we will all just sit in the dark and when the woke environmentalist sit with their iPads and iPhones with discharged batteries maybe they will finally understand that those old hydro station might have been a candidate to be refurbished with modern turbines and generators to keep the lights and heat on in a clean fashion for a few thousand homes and businesses. Can’t go back to them and do that after they’ve been dynamited. How dumb can we be? Brown outs? Gas fired turbines spewing exhaust into the atmosphere? Thank the woke.

  • @user-qp5uz1ul8z
    @user-qp5uz1ul8z Před 6 měsíci

    Keep the dams

  • @beccakennedy4184
    @beccakennedy4184 Před 6 měsíci

    Update the tracker! And don’t say the daily cost includes transmission and distribution charges WHEN IT DOESN’T