Natural Gas Will Be Cheaper This Winter
Posted on October 19, 2016 by Bob Jenks
Tags, Energy
Every fall, the Public Utility Commission resets natural gas prices to reflect the expected costs for the upcoming year with the new rates taking effect November 1. The good news this year is that gas costs are declining for all... Read More »
Net Metering: History, Controversies, Evolution
Posted on October 18, 2016 by Janice Thompson
Tags, Energy
Solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on your house reduce how much electricity you need to buy from your utility. In contrast to centralized electrical production at generation facilities owned by a utility, solar energy produced by individual customers is an example... Read More »
International Keynote at Portland Ecoroof Symposium
Posted on October 12, 2016 by Janice Thompson
Tags, Energy, Water/Wastewater, Conference & Events
The 2016 Ecoroof Symposium, held at Portland State University on October 2-3, brought an international flare along with research and policy discussions featuring many Oregonians.
The keynote speaker was Dusty Gedge, founder of livingroofs.org and head of the European Federation of... Read More »
Special CUB Conference Preview: Taking It To The Streets
Posted on October 11, 2016 by Mike Goetz
Tags, Conference & Events
We are now officially counting down the last few days before the sixth annual CUB Policy Conference, The Future Starts Now, taking place at the Downtown Portland Hilton on Friday October 14. Our Early Bird deadline has passed, and today... Read More »
Special CUB Conference Preview: Rate Design for the New Reality
Posted on October 4, 2016 by Liz Jones
Tags, Conference & Events
We are less than two weeks out from the sixth annual CUB Policy Conference, The Future Starts Now, taking place at the Downtown Portland Hilton on Friday October 14. Our Early Bird deadline has passed, but you can still register... Read More »
Special CUB Conference Preview: What Do Customers Want?
Posted on September 29, 2016 by Janice Thompson
Tags, Conference & Events
Why does one newspaper article say that Oregonians want to reduce carbon emissions while a blog entry from another media outlet says that our state’s utility customers want low cost energy? Does it seem like internal conflicts occur between what Oregonians... Read More »
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