
Utilities Delay Clean Energy Plans
Posted on April 26, 2023 by Kate Ayres
Tags, Energy
CUB and other community advocates are more than ready to see our electric utilities’ first Clean Energy Plans. While advocates have been highly involved in creating these plans, utilities have delayed the process. CUB is concerned that these delays will harm... Read More »

PGE Customers Can Weigh in on Rate Increase on May 3
Posted on April 20, 2023 by Charlotte Shuff
Tags, Energy, General Interest
This spring, Portland General Electric (PGE) is asking regulators to approve a new bill increase for customers. At $338 million, this is the largest request in over 20 years.
On May 3 at 6pm, PGE customers and community advocates will have a... Read More »

Renters’ Rights: Past Due Utility Bills and Preventing Disconnection
Posted on April 19, 2023 by Charlie Krouse
Tags, Oregon Utilities 101, Energy, General Interest
Many households struggle to afford their utility bills at some point. In this blog, we lay out how to ensure you are protected when you cannot afford your utilities as a renter in Oregon.
There are different ways you can... Read More »

2023 Mid-Session Update from the Oregon Legislature
Posted on April 13, 2023 by Jennifer Hill-Hart
Tags, Energy, Telecommunications, General Interest
We’re about halfway through this year’s session of the Oregon Legislature and a lot has happened! CUB is happy to share that the majority of our priority bills for this year are alive and well. This year, there are some big... Read More »

Utilities 101: How Can Renters Be Charged for Utilities?
Posted on April 11, 2023 by Charlie Krouse
Tags, Oregon Utilities 101, Energy, General Interest
As a renter, there are a few options for how you can be expected to handle your utility. Knowing your rights and responsibilities as a renter is important for making sure your utilities are handled properly!
In your rental agreement,... Read More »

Electrification Can Save Gas Customers Money
Posted on April 6, 2023 by Bob Jenks
Tags, Energy
Oregon’s utilities need to clean up their system to meet state climate regulations. For electric utilities, the pathway is pretty well established. Natural gas utilities, however, have to figure out how to reduce emissions from a system almost entirely based on... Read More »
