creating a healthier and more affordable future for oregon communities
There are countless reasons to upgrade your home, and what’s right depends on your needs. Learn more about why people across Oregon are electrifying their homes and transportation and how you can too.
Learn how you can make your home more energy efficient. Find ways save money by switching to clean energy.
Learn how you can switch to high-efficiency, electric appliances and vehicles to save money, live better, and dramatically reduce carbon emissions.
EVs and hybrid plugins help you use less gas while embracing the comforts a new vehicle
Electric bikes are energy-efficient alternatives for short-distance car trips, with family-friendly and cargo options.
Keep your home temperatures more consistent and increase your energy savings
Convert sunlight into electricity to create a more resilient home, selling the excess
With solar panels, store excess electricity for backup and emergency power
Your energy provider might offer a renewable energy plan – we'll help you find out
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EVs and PHEVs cost less to run and maintain, and there are more affordable options now than ever.
Heat pumps can heat and cool your home more efficiently than most traditional options, saving you money
These water heaters are more efficient than traditional options, helping cut energy bills.
Heat and cool more efficiently by preventing temperature leaks from your attic, walls, and more.
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Save a few dollars each month with a smart thermostat that optimizes your heating and cooling hours.
Rooftop solar allows you to produce your own electricity, selling excess back to the power company.
Induction cooktops heat more efficiently than gas, without all the harmful indoor pollutants.
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Many models of heat pump can circulate air more regularly than traditional systems.
Block smoke and other pollutants from entering your home with new windows, doors, and insulations
Many models of heat pump can circulate air more regularly than traditional systems.
Over the course of their lifetimes, EVs emit less than their gas-powered counterparts.
Renewable energy plans, community and rooftop solar are great for reducing emissions.
Since they run on electricity, heat pumps pollute less than gas, propane, and fuel oil heating.
These water heaters are more efficient than traditional options, helping cut carbon emissions.
E-bikes, including models for cargo and families, can help replace short car trips around town.
Tell us about your home to get free, personalized help making your home more energy efficient. Get started to see installers, find rebates, get advice, seek estimates, and more.
Getting startedTell us about your home, and you'll get cost and savings estimates, along with overviews of what to expect.
Making a plan can save you money when your appliances and vehicles eventually break down.
Use your personalized, step-by-step guides to weatherproof your home and replace aging appliances and vehicles.
We are a grassroots network of community-based organizations working at the local level to make it easier for individuals to electrify their homes and communities. Our member organizations provide education, motivation, resources, assistance with home energy upgrades, and local policy work. Electrify Oregon builds the capacity of its member organizations and promotes collaboration and collective action for maximum impact.
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