
Reader’s Choice: 2025 Blogs
Posted on December 18, 2025 by Cassie Allen
Tags, General Interest
This year, CUB staff worked hard to make energy and utilities more accessible in our blogs and communications, and readers had some clear favorites. Read on to learn more about CUB’s most-read blogs of 2025!
Most Read Blogs of 2025

Beyond Policy: CUB’s 2025 Staff Picks
Posted on December 16, 2025 by Cassie Allen
Tags, General Interest
CUB staff worked hard to break down utility policy in blogs this year, making utilities more accessible to everyday people. Today, we’re excited to share our staff’s favorite blogs of 2025.
2025 Staff Picks
Regulators Grapple with PGE’s Lackluster Proposal to Address Data... Read More »

Oregon’s Roadmap to a Clean Energy Future
Posted on December 11, 2025 by Cassie Allen
Tags, General Interest, Energy
This November, the Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) unveiled the long-awaited Oregon Energy Strategy report, a roadmap towards meeting Oregon’s clean energy goals. CUB’s own Policy & Program Director, Jennifer Hill-Hart, served on the Oregon Energy Strategy Advisory Group that helped... Read More »

Not Acting on Clean Energy Could Cost Oregonians
Posted on December 9, 2025 by Cassie Allen
Tags, General Interest, Energy
This November, the Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) unveiled the long-awaited Oregon Energy Strategy report, a roadmap towards meeting Oregon’s clean energy goals. This report has found that not acting on clean energy could cost Oregonians.
In 2023, legislators passed HB 3630,... Read More »

Is PGE Ignoring Oregon’s New Data Center Law?
Posted on November 24, 2025 by Bob Jenks
Tags, Energy, Data Centers
This year, CUB has been working diligently to address a significant source of rising energy costs for many Oregonians: data centers. In June, we helped pass the POWER Act (HB 3546), a bill designed to hold data centers accountable for... Read More »

Legislators Secure Utility Disconnection Moratoriums for Some Customers
Posted on November 19, 2025 by Cassie Allen
Tags, General Interest, Energy
After pressure from legislators, Oregon’s three largest state-regulated utilities agreed to a voluntary pause on disconnections for some customers through the rest of 2025.
Through December, PGE, Pacific Power, and NW Natural low-income customers who receive monthly bill discounts or anyone... Read More »
