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In Oregon’s Rogue River Valley, Rusted Gate Farm is far more than a typical agricultural operation. It’s a nonprofit demonstration farm dedicated to securing the future of small-scale farming through innovation and sustainable practices. Their latest commitment to energy efficiency and the e...

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Energy Trust held its 2025 in-person Trade Ally Forums last month in Bend, Medford and Portland.

Across multiple days and locations, trade ally attendees participated in half-day presentations, breakout sessions and network opportunities with Energy Trus...

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C&K Market, Inc., is a small independent grocery retailer based in Medford, Oregon. Their flagship retail banner is Ray’s Food Place, a full-service grocery store that emphasizes quality fresh products with a local flair. As an employee-owned business, they’re motivated to find ways to keep costs down and operations efficient.

For C&K’s Director of Store Develo...

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Energy Trust’s outreach team connects customers across Oregon with services and incentives and builds partnerships within communities. Outreach managers are an essential part of this team—living and working in the communities they serve, they are Energy Trust’s on-the-ground resources for local businesses, homeowners, renters, farmers and rancher...

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Energy Trust is increasing cash incentives for solar and battery storage for 2026. But with the federal tax credit for home solar expiring at the end of 2025, chances are you will start hearing more about third-party solar ownership options such as solar leases or power purchase agreements. These arrangements involve signing a contract with a company that owns and maintains t...

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