Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Eugene’s Clean Energy Fund has qualified for the November ballot after city verification of enough signatures, and if voters approve it, the measure would create a 2% license fee on large, mostly multinational retailers to raise an estimated at least $15 million a year for local climate and public projects.
Eugene’s Clean Energy Fund has qualified for the November ballot after city verification of enough signatures, and if voters approve it, the measure would create a 2% license fee on large, mostly multinational retailers to raise an estimated at least $15 million a year for local climate and public projects.
