Emerald People's Utility District

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33733 Seavey Loop Rd
Eugene, OR 97405
+1 (541) 746-1583
https://www.epud.org

Emerald People's Utility District (EPUD) serves the Eugene, Oregon area, focusing on providing reliable electric service to its community. The utility is actively involved in various programs aimed at enhancing energy efficiency, renewable energy initiatives, and educational opportunities for future utility workers.

In addition to its core services, EPUD offers assistance programs for customers, including payment options and scholarships, while also addressing community safety and environmental concerns. The utility remains committed to transparency and engagement, regularly updating the public on power supply issues and community initiatives.

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