(Editor’s note: The following includes key updates to the original post of this article on April 20.)

On Thursday May 10, from 8:30am-4pm, at the Pacific Northwest College of Art in downtown Portland, the greater Multnomah County-area Digital Inclusion Network (DIN) will... Read More »

Utilities earn a rate of return on their capital investments. This is the main source of profit for utility companies - when they build a generating plant or put pipes in the ground, they recover that capital investment from customers... Read More »

In its latest rate case, filed last December, NW Natural sought a 9.04 percent increase in rates for residential customers. That value was lowered after the passage of the 2017 Tax Act, which reduced the corporate income tax rate from... Read More »

Last Friday, April 13, I had the opportunity to represent CUB on a panel of utility representatives, regulators, and public interest stakeholders at a symposium entitled “Charging Forward: The Future of Energy in Oregon”, a joint effort between the University of... Read More »

On Monday, April 9, Governor Kate Brown signed HB 4155 into law. Earlier this spring, CUB worked hard to pass this legislation, which offers net neutrality protections for Oregon Internet Customers. The bill signing ceremony took place at Mt. Tabor... Read More »

CUB is pleased to announce its eighth annual CUB Policy Conference, taking place on Friday, October 19, 2018.

Returning once again to the Downtown Portland Hilton, this full day of networking, interactive panels, and keynote lectures will begin with an introduction... Read More »