You should have received a brochure in your March bill. If not, or if you no longer have that insert, simply call EWEB at 484-2411 to sign up for EWEB Windpower. You can also use the online form to request a sign up form. EWEB Windpower is if you sign up for it. If you do not sign up for it, you will not get it.
Electricity naturally flows from the source of generation to the nearest user.
This means that Wyoming electric customers will probably receive the electrons from the wind project. But the impacts of the generation will reach Eugene. Think of the interconnected electric transmission system used to transport electricity as a large pool. Electric generators put power into the pool at hundreds of locations across the western United States and consumers take power from the pool at their homes and businesses. That means that when one generator is added, another needs to turn off.