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Renting & Air Conditioning: Protections for Oregonians

As we’ve faced another summer of high temperatures, more people are looking at air conditioning options. It is important for Oregonian residents, and especially renters, to have updated information on their rights. The Emergency Heat Relief bill (SB 1536) passed in... Read More »

As we’ve faced another summer of high temperatures, more people are looking at air conditioning options. A new 2022 law expanded protections for Oregon renters. Find out more about installing A/C as a renter!



Natural Gas Prices Are Going Up Before Winter

Editor’s Note: Regulators approved increases for all three natural gas utilities. Read about the results on the CUB Blog.

Oregon’s three natural gas utilities are preparing for another round of large bill increases.  Last week, they all filed their rate proposals for the winter... Read More »



What is Clean Energy?

Over the past few years, Oregon has passed quite a few laws and regulations to clean up our energy system and address climate change. From the 100% Clean Electricity Bill to the Climate Protection Program, there is a lot to... Read More »


A Black family of three plays in the comfort of their living room at home. Utility shutoffs disproportionately affect people of color.

Changing Rules to Prevent Utility Shutoffs

The Oregon Public Utility Commission (PUC), the state’s utility regulator, is proposing new rules to protect customers from utility shutoffs. Utility shutoffs are more than an inconvenience - they are incredibly painful, dangerous, and expensive for families. Low-income households and people... Read More »


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Outpouring of Public Hearing Comments Shows Need for Stronger Regulation of Natural Gas

On July 12, the Public Utility Commission held a series of public hearings on the future of natural gas in Oregon. Over the course of the day, regulators heard from consumer advocates, environmental justice advocates, and representatives from the gas... Read More »


The Snake River in Hells Canyon, on the Oregon-Washington border
The Snake River in Hells Canyon, on the Oregon-Washington border

Where Our Energy Comes from: Hells Canyon Hydro Power

Where does our energy come from? Here at CUB, much of our work is predicated on the belief that shedding light on this question for utility customers is good for their interests. In this blog, CUB explains the role of... Read More »

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