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"Klamath Falls, Pacific Power agree to disagree on publicly owned utility" by @HN_Creasey http://t.co/Ln5f4o00xc via @HandN_news
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Last week CUB board and staff went to Salem for our annual Lobby Day! Check out what bills we were lobbying for here: http://t.co/q8sb0zrjc4
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Great piece: "Utilities vs. rooftop solar: What the fight is about by" @drgrist http://t.co/Bw0OCTiu9G via @grist
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Public comment hearing in #Medford had a great turnout. It's not too late 2 comment re: PacificPower rate increase. http://t.co/tDPQDXiYmh
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An Update on Avista’s Integrated Resource Plan: http://t.co/w04w36thh9
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Posts from August 8, 2012
History of Energy Efficiency in Oregon
As you may know, Oregon has some of the most aggressive policies and standards related to energy efficiency in the country. In the past 10 years, while the national average for household electricity usage has increased by 20%, Oregonians have used 12% less electricity. Residents and businesses alike are eager to try new technologies and programs that reduce their utility bills. But these changes did not occur overnight: there is a long history of energy efficiency advocates who have worked to make sure our…
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