Clean Energy is coming to Eugene!
The Eugene Clean Energy Fund turns corporate profits into community power through a small 2% fee on corporations operating in Eugene and earning $1 billion nationally. The funds will power clean energy work and support community-wide climate resilience.
The fund is expected to generate around $15 million annually, which would be invested back into our community to expand access, support and incentives for clean energy upgrades and weatherization, as well as infrastructure, jobs and innovation.
Watch the inspiring 12-minute presentation by Aya Cockram, Oregon Energy Transition Organizer from Breach Collective, at the UO Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in March 2026.
Learn more about this game-changing campaign on ECEF's website today and join Eugene's clean energy revolution!
The fund is expected to generate around $15 million annually, which would be invested back into our community to expand access, support and incentives for clean energy upgrades and weatherization, as well as infrastructure, jobs and innovation.
Watch the inspiring 12-minute presentation by Aya Cockram, Oregon Energy Transition Organizer from Breach Collective, at the UO Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in March 2026.
Learn more about this game-changing campaign on ECEF's website today and join Eugene's clean energy revolution!
Rise Up for a Solar Powered Planet!
We put on a big community event to get hyped for the wonderful abilities of solar power energy.
We put on a big community event to get hyped for the wonderful abilities of solar power energy.
Credit to: Peter Dragovich, Todd Boyle and John Duran.
Who We Are
350 Eugene is a grassroots, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, started in 2013, that works toward climate justice by organizing people to make deep system change: transitioning off fossil fuels; advocating for needed strong climate policies; and fostering resilient, just, and welcoming communities with creative, artful & joy-filled outreach, education and events. We do this through a diversity of tactics including policy advocacy, public education and non-violent direct action.
How We Work
Our all-volunteer grassroots group organizes ordinary people with joy and creativity, knowing that there is a place for everyone in the climate movement and that every degree of warming we can avoid saves something we love.
