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Emily Tritsch
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Climate Action Report
The City of Tigard is developing a Climate Action Report to provide strategies for climate mitigation and adaptation.
Community Resiliency Plan
Visit the climate action and resiliency planning page. Track progress and add your voice to create a promising future for the next generations!
Climate Hub
Introducing our Climate Hub! A central location for information on rebates, incentives, and other savings, including financial assistance. Plus, energy saving tips and educational items!
There are many upgrades to reduce your energy use – and your bill – including several minimal effort ones. Before you start, check with Energy Trust of Oregon to find eligibility for cash-back incentives!
Low and No-Cost
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Let sun in during the day, close curtains at night.
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Close doors to unused rooms.
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Weather seal around windows and doors with caulk.
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Regularly replace your heating system air filter.
Easy Upgrades & Cash-Back
- Energy-efficient light bulbs are an easy and affordable way to reduce electricity costs. Today's LED bulbs are up to 85% more efficient and last 15-25 times longer than traditional bulbs.
- A ceiling fan to circulate warm air down, especially in spaces with high ceilings.
- Use thermal curtains and close them at night to keep the heat in.
- If you have a hot tub, install an energy-efficient insulated cover to reduce your energy bill and protect your hot tub.
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PGE offers multiple ways to save money:
- Transition to native, drought resistant plants in your landscape. The Oregon Department of Forestry provides a list of low-maintenance plants that also help pollinators!
Larger Upgrades
- Improve your insulation to keep heat in during the winter and out during the summer.
- Energy efficient windows can help you save on heating and cooling.