Surveying Oregon’s Energy Future: Conference Report
Posted on April 27, 2016 by Amelia Lamb
Tags, Conference & Events
One of the things I enjoy the most as a CUB staffer is getting out to conferences and hearing about how various stakeholders are thinking and working through the big issues in the energy industry. These events help me situate CUB’s... Read More »
CUB Advocates for You in Integrated Resource Plans
Posted on April 21, 2016 by Nadine Hanhan
Tags, Energy
As you know, CUB has the responsibility of intervening in integrated resource plan (IRP) proceedings on behalf of customers. In case you don’t remember, an IRP is a document that outlines how a utility intends to meet its resource needs in... Read More »
CUB Backs New Digital Inclusion Efforts
Posted on April 20, 2016 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, Telecommunications
We have much to report on the telecommunications front. But two topics stand out: CUB’s participation with a City of Portland and Multnomah County partnership to develop a three-year Digital Equity Action Plan (DEAP), and our strong endorsement of key digital... Read More »
End Developer Subsidy by Portland Sewer Ratepayers
Posted on April 11, 2016 by Janice Thompson
Tags, Water/Wastewater
At the tail end of last year’s City of Portland budget development process, we reported on a major victory: the end of a developer subsidy to ensure developers were paying their fair share of sewer system development. This victory reduced the... Read More »
Join Me in Welcoming Mike Goetz, CUB Staff Attorney!
Posted on April 5, 2016 by Bob Jenks
Tags, General Interest
Towards the beginning of 2016—amid a flurry of legislative and regulatory efforts that culminated in the passage of the Oregon Clean Electricity & Coal Transition Act—we at CUB managed to find a new Regulatory Staff Attorney. After a long and thorough... Read More »
Have You Ever Looked at the Grid on…Weed?
Posted on March 30, 2016 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, Energy
Possession of recreational marijuana has now been legal in Oregon for almost a year, and as of April 1st, growing it will have been legal for six months. It goes without saying, however, that both recreational possession and production of... Read More »
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