Billion Dollar Green Challenge

The University of Oregon is a Founding Circle member of the Billion Dollar Green Challenge.

Video: Central Power Station 2011

With new construction and renovations, the campus power station is serving the university better than ever.

UO "Walks the Walk" of Being Green

Two UO buildings make preparations to become LEED certified. "LEED for Existing Buildings" requires building owners & operators to document their cleaning and maintenance plans with the goal of maximizing operational efficiency, while minimizing environmental impacts.

Anstett Hall Gets a Much-Needed Makeover

In contrast to its 1916 exterior, Anstett Hall has been re-designed internally to match the modern chic design of Lillis Hall. Upgrades include a large skylight and glazed walls that allow natural light to brighten up Anstett’s spaces.

After a Year of Construction, Fenton Opens to Students and Staff

The Fenton Hall project began last summer and underwent a total gutting, allowing for a reconfiguration of the first floor classrooms, the second floor library and faculty offices, as well as the third floor offices and common spaces.

New Central Power Station

The Central Power Station is currently undertaking an extensive series of upgrades to increase its efficiency and capacity to serve UO and its recent expansions. Part of the project is focused on reductions in energy consumption and environmental impact.

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Billion Dollar Green Challenge

Video: Central Power Station 2011

UO "Walks the Walk" of Being Green

Anstett Hall Gets a Much-Needed Makeover

After a Year of Construction, Fenton Opens to Students and Staff

New Central Power Station

Customer Service

Spotlight: Energy Efficiency

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