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Action Alert: Support the Oregon Right to Repair Act (2023)

Editor’s Note: Want to take action on Right to Repair? Tell your state legislator to support the Oregon Right to Repair Act today!

This year, CUB is supporting the Right to Repair Act (SB 542). This bill expands your ability to repair your... Read More »

Repairing electronics is less expensive than buying new ones, reduces e-waste, and expands access to the internet. The Right to Repair Act (SB 542) expands your ability to repair your electronics by requiring manufacturers to allow access to parts, tools, and repair manuals. Learn more about this bill!


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26% Renewable Energy? No Longer Unthinkable

CUB has pushed for clean, renewable electricity for decades. While we may not have always been in the majority, we were on the right side of history.

Here are just a few of the things that were said in 2007... Read More »

Today, 25% renewable energy is non-controversial. In fact, it simply represents America’s electric supply. Executive Director Bob Jenks reflects on the tides turning in this CUB Blog.


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Utilities 101: Understanding your Portland General Electric Bill (2023 Update)

For many customers, understanding what goes into your monthly energy bill can be confusing. In this blog series, we will discuss how to understand your energy bill. This guide is for customers of Portland General Electric (PGE) who have standard... Read More »

For many customers, understanding what goes into your monthly energy bill can be confusing. In this blog series, we will discuss how to understand your energy bill.

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Questions About Gas Stoves? Look Toward Induction!

There has been a lot of buzz recently about gas stoves. Whether you have a gas stove or are considering purchasing one, you may have some questions.

Both nationally and locally, government safety watchdogs are concerned about health risks associated... Read More »

There has been a lot of buzz recently about gas stoves. Whether you have a gas stove or are considering purchasing one, you may have some questions. CUB's suggestion: look towards induction stoves instead!


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NW Natural’s Resource Planning Raises Questions at CUB

In late 2022, NW Natural filed its long-term resource plan with state utility regulators. As Oregon moves forward in reducing climate pollution from our energy systems, this plan will have long-lasting impacts on meeting state goals.

The main question NW Natural... Read More »


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2023 Oregon Legislative Session Starts

Every year, CUB staff works hard to advocate for fair and affordable utilities in Salem. We are excited to get to work at the 2023 Oregon Legislative Session.

Although many bills are still in the works CUB will be advocating... Read More »

The 2023 Oregon Legislative Session starts 1/17! “I'm looking forward to getting down to the nitty-gritty of what planning for a clean energy future looks like. We’ll have honest conversations about how this new direction could impact customers, particularly their wallets.” – Jennifer Hill-Hart, CUB Policy Manager

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