CUB’s executive director, Bob Jenks, testified this afternoon on HB 2020, which establishes the Oregon Climate Action Plan (Oregon CAP). Bob provided background information on previously adopted coal removal mandates and other important electric sector policy steps. In addition, Bob provided... Read More »

I join the rest of the CUB staff in extending a warm welcome to our Winter/Spring 2019 Legal Extern, Jason Frank. Jason is a second-year law student at Lewis & Clark Law School, pursuing a certificate in Energy, Innovation, and Sustainability.... Read More »

Today in Oregon, and across the US, effective data transparency and privacy consumer protections are glaringly absent. CUB intends to tackle this issue during the 2019 Oregon legislative session. CUB, with ACLU of Oregon and OSPIRG (Oregon’s Public Research Institute affiliate),... Read More »

At 5:30 PST on October 9, 2018, a portion of the Enbridge pipeline ruptured in British Columbia, Canada. The Enbridge pipeline consists of two parallel pipelines, the larger of which is three feet in diameter. The rupture ignited in a... Read More »

Of CUB’s 2019 legislative priorities, spurring new broadband investment and offering residential customers good value by updating important consumer protections are on the top of the list. CUB supports two such bills this legislative session. Both will arrive by way of... Read More »

Andrew Rod began his part-timework as CUB’s Database Assistant in September 2018. His contributions are incredibly valuable, and my welcoming him on behalf of the CUB team is long overdue.

As CUB’s Database Assistant, Andrew is responsible for accurately maintaining CUB’s membership and... Read More »