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Stormtrooper Heavy, based on Sentinel from Star Wars: Hunters game. Pretty sure hes got a mobile E-Web. Done in the 2003 Tartakovsky Clone Wars style.
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After seeing total costs, EWEB chooses 'prudent' capacity for 2nd water plant
Presenter: The EWEB Board of Commissioners gets its first look at total project costs for a second water treatment plant on the Willamette. At the Aug. 4 meeting, CEO John Hairston: John Hairston (EWEB, CEO): I’m John Hairston, CEO and general manager of EWEB. We’re seeking the board’s direction on the water system investments that we’re planning to make. And we plan to discuss the…
Large load tariffs on data centers can protect residents, rivers
Presenter: Public comments at the EWEB meeting Aug. 4 asked that megaconsumers of water and electricity—such as data centers—pay their fair share. Andrew Simrin: Andrew Simrin: I’m calling the Board of Commissioners to adopt large load tariffs for data centers and large energy users. We know that data centers use large amounts of power, sometimes even more than industrial users in the area. I…
County approves changes for EWEB water project at Glenwood site
Presenter EWEB is on track to protect its 1886 water right on the Willamette. To do so, Eugene’s water and electric utility is embarking on what will likely be the largest investment in EWEB history: a second water treatment plant. On July 7, Chief Operating Officer Karen Kelley: Karen Kelley (EWEB, COO) EWEB holds water rights on the Willamette River, along with a permit that must be put to…
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EWEB thinks big, moves to secure 1886 water right
Presenter Commissioner John Barofsky urges the EWEB board to think big, and they respond with unanimous approval for a 30 million-gallon-per-day treatment plant on the Willamette. EWEB CEO John Hairston: John Hairston (EWEB, CEO) This is likely the largest investment the water utility will be making in its history. Presenter Commissioner John Barofsky: John Barofsky (EWEB, commissioner) I…
EWEB notes potential 'curtailments' as McKenzie level drops toward 1st intake
Presenter: With a quick heads-up July 7 about the growing drought in Oregon, Eugene Water and Electric Board CEO John Hairston: John Hairston (EWEB, CEO): We’re in pretty dry conditions, so drought conditions are moving pretty rapidly. If you look at the McKenzie, the base flows are naturally drought-resistant due to volcanic geology that stores water for up to seven years. But that said, as…
EWEB candidates discuss watershed rights, UO contract
Presenter: What do the two candidates for EWEB Board of Commissioners say about the Lane County Watersheds Bill of Rights? Alexi Miller: Alexi Miller (EWEB, at-large): That is a tricky question. It’s a tricky one. So the Watershed Bill of Rights—and, like, I’m running for the EWEB board, among other reasons, to improve our long-term environmental outcomes, right? And that includes moving…
