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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

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Switch it Up!

Save $$$ when you switch to electricity for heating and transportation!

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Electric Vehicles

Electric Vehicles (EVs) are ideal for use in San Juan County. Check out our many tools that can help you in your EV research.


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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.

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This Electric Life Blog

More energy savings tips and tricks

  • Winnie Adams

    Energy Champion Winnie Adams

    Winnie Adams came to Waldron Island in the late 1970s to spend time with her brother and his children. Her parents were already living on Orcas Island, which made for a natural transition. She has served our island community as a public-school teacher, environmental educator and a yoga instructor – maybe most well remembered for her Mamasana classes for new … Continue reading →

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  • Zoe and Tony

    Meet Zoe and Tony: Put on a sweater and meet some cool new neighbors

    Zoe and Tony Grosinger moved to Orcas 2.5 years ago. They fell in love with the island when they were scouting out a venue for their wedding. They were looking for a community that they could contribute to and support and island life called to them. Zoe and Tony are passionate not only about electricity and efficiency but about reducing … Continue reading →

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    Meet Sage and Nathan: The Busiest People Get It Done

    To say Nathan and Sage Hodges keep busy is an understatement. Between raising three children—Eden (8), Sky (4), and Dove (the sweet baby); running a farm-to-table bakery and managing a 17-acre farm all while being flexible during the pandemic—they definitely have their hands full. Like many islanders, when they moved to Lopez Island 10 years ago, they thought it would … Continue reading →

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