OPALCO Energy Savings
Earn Rewards for your energy savings now, and help the Islands stay sustainable for years to come.
Ready to Go Electric?
Considering going solar? Optional intro: A great local credit card should provide the convenience and peace of mind you need, with the perks and rewards you deserve
Switch it Up!
Save $$$ when you switch to electricity for heating and transportation!
Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicles (EVs) are ideal for use in San Juan County. For a limited time, OPALCO is offering the EV Happy Deal for members purchasing a used EV. Includes smart home charger and installation, tab fees, and sales tax.
Measure Your Energy Use
The most efficient and cost-effective way to monitor your daily usage and to pay your bill is through our electronic billing tool: SmartHub.
This Electric Life Blog
More energy savings tips and tricks
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OPALCO’s EV Happy Deal Makes Happy Drivers
Island drivers are loving their electric vehicles (EVs) this summer, especially the more than twenty OPALCO members who have purchased a used EV through the EV Happy Deal. Funded by a grant from the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, the EV Happy Deal gives Co-op members a free EV charger (including installation up to $2,500), pays the WA tab fees and sales … Continue reading
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Ductless Heat Pumps
OPALCO members are making the super efficiency switch to Ductless Heat Pumps! Many are utilizing our on-bill financing program to start saving now (no money down) while paying for the project over ten years. These highly efficient systems save homeowners up to 50% on their energy usage for heating – year-round and for the life of the project – up to 20 years. … Continue reading
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Doty’s Marketplace Goes Solar!
Patty Miller moved to Orcas Island in 1971 when her family bought a small seasonal diner and turned it into one of the few year-round restaurants on the island. You knew it as the A-1. One building became two, then three and four: the “compound” has grown and evolved over the years as the needs of the community have changed. … Continue reading
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