
Our Supporters Share – Why CUB Matters
Posted on November 21, 2017 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, General Interest
In 2016 I was an active part of CUB’s work that brought energy stakeholders together to pass SB 1547 the Clean Electricity and Coal Transition Act. As the Development and Communications Director, I worked closely with a team of communication reps... Read More »

Executive Director Bob Jenks Shares…Why CUB Matters
Posted on November 15, 2017 by Bob Jenks
Tags, General Interest
When I think about Why CUB Matters…I can’t help but think about my involvement in the grassroots initiative process that put the Citizens’ Utility Board on the ballot in 1984. I managed the campaign in Jackson County and I still remember the... Read More »

CUB’s Super S/Heroes share: Why CUB Matters
Posted on November 8, 2017 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, General Interest
As the Development and Communications Director at CUB I have had the privilege to be part of the powerful work that we do. Often, when I try to describe it, I am tongue-tied because, as one board member recently said... Read More »

Natural Gas Rates to Decrease Across the State
Posted on November 2, 2017 by Will Gehrke
Tags, Energy
Every year, the Oregon Public Utility Commission sets natural gas prices based on the expected cost of natural gas for the upcoming year. This year, the projected gas price is expected to decrease. This will impact residential customers of all... Read More »

Join the Resistance! Fight the Utility Zombie Apocalypse!
Posted on October 31, 2017 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, General Interest
Ok. So maybe I exaggerate. The utilities that serve us are not exactly person-eating zombies, but they do often ask for terrifying rate hikes and try to make hideously foolish decisions that put customers at risk.
Take for example, PGE’s recent IRP.... Read More »

Utility Regulation 2.0 A Day of Milestones
Posted on October 25, 2017 by Amelia Lamb
Tags, Conference & Events
The eighth annual CUB Policy Conference, Utility Regulation 2.0: Empowering What’s Possible, has come and gone. Taking place on Friday October 13, the conference convened many of the Pacific Northwest utility industry’s chief decision makers, analysts and advocates for a day... Read More »
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