Clean Energy and EV Fair in Lake Oswego
Join us for the 9th Annual Lake Oswego Clean Energy and EV Fair to learn how to bring clean energy to your home, your yard and your ride. This is a fun, family-friendly event celebrating clean transportation, renewable home energy, and sustainable living.
Now is a great time to consider an electric vehicle. Come to the fair and test drive dealer owned EVs. Chat with local EV owners about their experiences. Find out about adding EV charging to your home.
Also explore ways to bring clean energy into your home with solar + batteries, heat pumps, home renovations, sustainable landscaping, and insulation and air sealing. Enter to win one of three STIHL battery powered leaf blowers.
When: Saturday, September 19, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Where: Lake Oswego United Methodist Church, 1855 South Shore Blvd
For more information about the fair click here.
Sustainable Landscaping
The Sustainable Landscaping team has put together helpful tools and resources to reduce pollution and promote a healthy yard. Take a look at our recent newsletter, direct mailer and links to resources.
Tired of high energy bills? Let an electric coach help you.
Whether your home uses gas or electric, heating is one of the largest expenses on your utility bill. With rising energy costs and cold temperatures, you’ve likely experienced those rising costs.
While going electric — in your home and your vehicle — is the single best way to reduce your carbon footprint, increase comfort and save you money, minor changes to your current heating systems can reduce your energy use and bills.
LOSN, in partnership with Electrify Oregon, have well-trained, volunteer electric coaches who are ready to help you. They can take a look at your current bills, heating systems and comfort preferences and recommend low-cost changes that can save you money. Learn more about the Electrify Oregon coaching program.
If you’re looking for more significant changes to your home, they’ll help you create a plan, find contractors, and take advantage of available credits and incentives. They live here in Lake Oswego and know local resources.
Sound like something you’re interested in?