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New Income-Based Utility Assistance Programs Coming for Portland General Electric and Cascade Customers

Too often, low-income customers across Oregon must choose between paying energy bills or paying for food, medicine, and other essentials. But starting in April, Oregonians will begin to see the rollout of income-qualified energy assistance opportunities from regulated electric and... Read More »


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NW Natural Wants to Collect $81 Million More From Customers

NW Natural is seeking to increase its rates by $81 million. Under NW Natural’s proposal, residential customers would see a rate increase of $57 million, or 11.8 percent.

Despite seeking this double-digit percentage increase, NW Natural is also asking regulators... Read More »


Lower falls on the Lewis River in SW Washington
Lower falls on the Lewis River in SW Washington
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Where Our Energy Comes From: Lewis River Hydropower

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 Lewis River... Read More »


Mount Emily overlooking La Grande, OR, in Avista’s service territory
Mount Emily overlooking La Grande, OR, in Avista’s service territory
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CUB Working to Minimize Rate Impact of New Avista Rate Increase Request

Avista Utilities has requested approval from state regulators to raise customer rates in Oregon. Avista is a natural gas utility that serves parts of Southern and Eastern Oregon, including Roseburg, Medford, Klamath Falls, and La Grande. Under Avista’s proposal, its Oregon... Read More »


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Gas Myth: All Gas Appliances Work in Power Outages

Many households depend on natural gas for their heating, hot water, and cooking. But do you know which of your appliances will keep working if the electricity goes out? The answer may surprise you!

Unfortunately, only a select few of your... Read More »


New CUB policy staff members Kate Ayres (l) and Jennifer Hill-Hart (r)
New CUB policy staff members Kate Ayres (l) and Jennifer Hill-Hart (r)

CUB Welcomes Two New Policy Staff

CUB is excited to add two talented new staff members who joined our team in January 2022. Jennifer Hill-Hart is CUB’s new Policy Manager and Kate Ayres is our new Policy Advocate. Both have great experience working on energy issues with... Read More »

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