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NW Natural Requests 12 Percent Rate Hike

NW Natural has filed a rate case to start the new year. Analyzing and scrutinizing each component of the company’s $71 million increase in revenues collected from customers will be one of CUB’s primary concerns throughout the coming months. If approved as... Read More »

CUB has some concerns with this proposed rate hike - among the largest we have seen since the 2000-'01 Western Power Crisis.


2019: CUB’s Year in Review

In 2019, CUB built on our 35 years of advocacy for Oregon utility consumers. And due in large measure to member support, CUB is well positioned to close out the year more resilient and determined than ever.

Some of our Read More »

Happy New Year to our readers, and thanks for your support throughout 2019!



Your Support Lights CUB’s Way

The holiday season can bring to mind many things: music, gifts, travel, elaborate meals with friends and family, and finding respite from the cold winter weather. We hope that as you read this, treasures and comforts such as these are... Read More »

CUB extends our gratitude to everyone who played a role in our work in 2019.



Conference Report: 2019 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference

In early December, I had the opportunity to represent CUB at the Northwest Energy Coalition’s (NWEC) Fall 2019 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference in Seattle. NWEC is an alliance of 150 environmental and civic organizations, utilities, and businesses in British Columbia,... Read More »

CUB Economist Will Gehrke attended NWEC's annual Clean and Affordable Energy Conference earlier this month. Here are some highlights:



CUB Proposes New Methodology to Evaluate Utility EV Programs

Carbon emissions from Oregon’s transportation sector comprise 40 percent of the state’s ongoing carbon impact, and worse – they are increasing. Addressing this problem, along with the multitude of related public health and equity issues, requires us to take action on many... Read More »

Changes are needed to equitably and efficiently manage the load EVs are adding to the system.



CUB, Stakeholders Reach Agreement in PacifiCorp Cost Allocation Methodology

PacifiCorp is a unique entity. While most utilities that we work with at CUB have service territories limited to Oregon, or spanning a few states, PacifiCorp serves customers in six large states across the West. On the western side of... Read More »

The 2020 Protocol is the culmination of an almost 2 decades-long process with stakeholders and regulators across PacifiCorp's six-state territory.

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