RT @ayanaeliza: I am very proud of @JoeBiden for stating so clearly in the #debate that we need to transition off of fossil fuels, over tim&
Karin Power
@karin_power · OR · H
Posts28
Engagement1,805
Voting-record position-0.471
CoverageMar 12, 2020 to Sep 9, 2022
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| Energy | 1.2% | 0.5% | +0.7 pp | Over-indexed | 28 |
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RT @portlandgeneral: We are temporarily shutting off power for customers located in the high-risk fire zone near Mt. Hood. We do this to pr&
RT @portlandgeneral: Forecasts are calling for wind and weather that may threaten our ability to safely operate the electrical grid in some<U+2026>
PGE, Pacific Power, and Portland Water customers will not be receiving service shutoffs until further notice. Thank you, utilities, for centering people most impacted by the potential economic consequences of COVID-19. #orpol #orleg https://t.co/Y2QqUHNGiW
I'm honored to carry Oregon's Energy Affordability Act on the #orleg floor and provide help to low-income and cost-burdened Oregonians struggling with utility bills. More seats at the table for enviro justice is also 👍 🙌 policy. Extra thx to my family supporting at home. 🥰 https://t.co/UzdaHEaLHD
Hey folks, unfortunately some power outages are occurring in our district and across the Metro area. Charge your devices and make a plan to find a cooling center, if you need one. Remember to call 211 and they can direct you to your closest location. https://t.co/AZMpqQbiYs
As of noon, more than 200,000 Oregonians are w/o power. PGE has over 3,000 wires down and 17 substations offline. 100s of utility workers are working around the clock, w/ 100s more coming in from other states to assist over the next 24 hours. More resources below: 👇 https://t.co/YwG5PNNJ3X
@Land_Line_Mag @LLstatesman @OregonGovBrown @OregonDOT Hello, HB 3305 is not a prohibition on diesel. It is being introduced by a company in my district to phase-in different types of diesel fuel, not ban diesel altogether. (It will blend petroleum diesel.) It also does not apply to off-road diesel used by agriculture.
@ShephardErika Hi there, I introduced this bill on behalf of a locally-owned trucking company in Oregon. They are seeking to phase out petroleum-based diesel and have those sales replaced it with renewable diesel, which can be used the same as petroleum-based diesel in all diesel engines.
@ShephardErika Reporting on it has made it sound like it's a complete ban, unfortunately. The bill is intended to hasten the adoption of renewable diesel, particularly a kind that is a full replacement for petroleum diesel.