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Boyle Dam on the lower Klamath River

Goodbye Dams: Klamath River Restoration Approved

On November 17, U.S. regulators approved a plan to remove four dams on the lower Klamath River. 

This is the largest dam removal project in the world. It will restore 300 miles of salmon habitat and has long been championed by the... Read More »

On November 17, U.S. regulators approved a plan to remove four dams on the lower Klamath River. This is the largest dam removal project in the world and a major win for tribal leaders.


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Energy Saving Tips for the Holidays

This holiday season, there are many ways to save energy – and money on your bills! In this blog, we will discuss opportunities for energy savings whether you’re at home or traveling.

Energy Savings for Holiday Hosting

As we gather with friends... Read More »

This holiday season, there are many ways to save energy – and money on your bills! In this blog, CUB shares tips for lowering energy use whether you’re at home or traveling.


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Pacific Power Now Considering Six Risky Nuclear Power Plants

CUB’s advocacy is possible because of our members! Consider donating to CUB to support our work on this issue and more. Read More »

Last year, CUB raised concerns about Pacific Power plans to spend billions on a new untested nuclear tech. Now, the utility is considering not one but SIX new nuclear power plants.


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Oregon Takes Next Step Toward 100% Clean Electricity

In 2021, Oregon passed the 100% Clean Electricity bill. Pacific Power and Portland General Electric are now committed to running on 100% emission-free electricity by 2040. Oregon’s two largest electric utilities must now develop Clean Energy Plans. These plans require utilities... Read More »

In 2021, Oregon passed the 100% Clean Electricity bill. Oregon’s two largest electric utilities must now show how they will provide electricity without burning fossil fuels by 2040.

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Natural Gas Bills Increase Due to Soaring Methane Prices

Oregon’s three natural gas utilities all raised billing rates this week. Oregon customers of NW Natural, Cascade Gas, and Avista Utilities will feel the effects this winter. Last week, regulators approved the rate increases which go into effect on November 1.... Read More »

Oregonians will see higher natural gas bills starting in November 2022. This latest increase is due to the soaring costs of methane worldwide.


Red-orange fall leaves in front of the St. John's Bridge in Portland, OR

PGE Peak Time Rebates Start for Winter 2022-23

November marks the beginning of Portland General Electric (PGE) offering winter Peak Time Rebates for its customers. This program is designed to encourage customers to use energy when demand is at its highest. By using this program, PGE’s residential customers can... Read More »

PGE residential customers who opt into the company's peak time rebates program can save on their electricity bills this summer by reducing home energy use during Peak Time Events. Learn how to sign up and what's involved in participating.

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