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Fall/winter 2022

As the weather cools and the days get shorter, it’s a good time to enjoy the warmth of home, twinkling lights, and walks in the crisp air.  It’s also a good time to reflect on the many successes that Blue Sky participants have made possible this year.

Because of you, Blue Sky was recently recognized as the second largest utility green power program in the U.S. by the US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory. “Customers are choosing to make an impact by supporting additional renewable energy and local community projects through Blue Sky,” said Cory Scott, vice president of customer & community solutions. “We’re immensely proud of our Blue Sky participants for achieving this national recognition.”

Thank you for being part of the Blue Sky community. Scroll down to learn more about the difference you’re making for the environment and for local communities.

Family before going to bed mother reads to her child son book near a lamp in the evening

Explore your Blue Sky impact

Restoring water habitats in Oregon

Restoring water habitats in Oregon

Rogue River Watershed Council is improving the quality of Oregon streams. 

Church becomes a solar sanctuary

Church becomes a solar sanctuary

Augustana Lutheran Church celebrates their new solar panel installation.

Clean energy helps support local seniors

Clean energy helps support local seniors

Providence Brookside Manor, an assisted living facility, benefits from solar power. 

Camelot Theatre goes green

Camelot Theatre goes green

A performing arts company keeps its lights both bright and clean.

Solar that benefits and educates

Solar that benefits and educates

Boys and Girls Club’s new solar array provides a teachable moment.

Your environmental action tips!

Your environmental action tips!

Blue Sky participants share ideas for helping the environment, beginning with reducing emissions from driving.