ilani Casino Resort, Ridgefield, Washington 51,300 annual therms saved, $41,100 annual energy cost savings
Energy Trust of Oregon supports business customers of NW Natural in Washington. At ilani Casino Resort, on the Cowlitz Indian Tribe’s 150-acre reservation, the management team knows the importance of being good energy stewards for their community. Working with Energy Trust helped make installing energy-efficient equipment during construction more affordable.
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Deschutes Growery, Bend Estimated annual savings: $197,000
LED lighting and a solar electric system help Deschutes Growery slash annual energy use by an estimated 2.5 million kilowatt hours—furthering its sustainability goals.
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Valley Pines, Medford Estimated Annual Savings: $11,000
Valley Pines Apartments–a 1970s-era, 120- unit apartment building provides affordable housing for low-income families and individuals in Medford. Facility management contacted Energy Trust of Oregon to help identify energy-saving opportunities that would qualify for cash incentives. Valley Pines upgraded water heaters and lighting and reduced energy costs by $11,000 annually.
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Cloud Cover Cannabis, Portland Estimated annual savings: $52,000
At Cloud Cover Cannabis, a cannabis producer in Portland, rooftop HVAC units with hot gas reheat offer independent control of temperature and humidity and estimated savings of 37 percent.
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Edward C. Allworth Veterans’ Home, Lebanon Estimated Annual Savings: $5,000
Edward C. Allworth Veterans’ Home, an assisted living complex in Lebanon, received $8,300 in cash incentives from Energy Trust for foodservice equipment upgrades that save energy, reduce maintenance time, and directly improve the residents’ quality of life.
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Energy Trust of Oregon Impact
Energy Trust information, cash incentives and contractor connections help a range of customers use less energy, generate renewable power and protect the environment. We are a mission-based organization collaborating with utilities, nonprofits and government agencies to deliver significant clean energy benefits for Oregon.
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