Sustainable Northwest and Energy Trust of Oregon are hosting the 2024 Energy Resilience Planning Workshop for Local Governments on December 6th. This workshop will connect city and county staff with funding, resources, and organizations to help with the planning and implementation necessary to make their community more energy-resilient and prepared for future disasters.

Join the Making Energy Work for Rural Oregon coalition for an electrifying quarterly webinar, where we’ll spotlight statewide programs paving the way for equitable solar access across Oregon and explore how to maximize and leverage these programs with other state and federal offerings!

Come Join the Sustainable Northwest community at Live Edge!

We are excited to gather, celebrate the successes of the past year, and look forward to projects of the future once again.

Join us for an evening of networking and fun as we celebrate sustainable entrepreneurship. Come meet like-minded individuals, share ideas, and enjoy some delicious drinks and snacks.

Join Sustainable Northwest’s Making Energy Work for Rural Oregon coalition for a deep dive into agrivoltaics and the potential for dual-use solar siting in Oregon. Did you know that pairing solar and agriculture together, not only helps solve where solar can be sited but also results in positive co-benefits on the efficiency of both the solar panels and the crop production? Learn more during our upcoming webinar.

Connect with experts about using climate-smart wood for mass timber projects. Doors open 5:30. Program 6:30-7.

Join us for a lively discussion on how Oregon can achieve widescale microgrid development across the state. This webinar will focus on regulatory and policy strategies for microgrids, efforts to standardize microgrids to make them financially viable, and local community microgrid projects that are being developed despite significant barriers.

Sustainable Northwest and Energy Trust of Oregon are hosting a 2023 Energy Resilience Planning Workshop for Local Governments. This workshop will connect city and county staff with funding, resources, and organizations to help with the planning and implementation necessary to make your community more energy-resilient and prepared for future disasters.

Join us on November 29th from 11am - 12pm for the Making Energy Work for Rural Oregon coalition’s last webinar of the year. This event will focus on the federal funding landscape, and how communities are (or are not) accessing these historic investments.

The Coalition’s Fall Quarterly Meeting will take place in Estacada, Oregon, hosted in partnership with Clackamas County Soil and Water Conservation District, who currently manage the Eagle Creek Community Forest.