Offers technical assistance, financial incentives, and information products to businesses, public agencies, and homeowners in the state to encourage energy savings. The Oregon Office of Energy serves as the state energy office. It offers a variety of programs for businesses, public agencies, and homeowners. For example, homeowners can receive free home energy audits through the State Home Oil Weatherization Program.
Audits are also available to Oregon manufacturers.
In addition, the Oregon State University Extension Energy Agents in five field offices work with builders to build better homes, as well as with homeowners and renters to save money on energy bills. These extension agents are experts in home construction, indoor air quality, heating systems, weatherization, and solar technologies. They can provide advice, publications, and video programs on these topics. There are also experts that can provide direct service to businesses, local governments, and schools. Additionally, the Business Energy Program helps businesses make better use of energy.