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The Snake River in Hells Canyon, on the Oregon-Washington border
The Snake River in Hells Canyon, on the Oregon-Washington border

Where Our Energy Comes from: Hells Canyon Hydro Power

Where does our energy come from? Here at CUB, much of our work is predicated on the belief that shedding light on this question for utility customers is good for their interests. In this blog, CUB explains the role of... Read More »


A heat pump sits next to the exterior wall of a brick house next to a row of flowers

Busting Gas Myths: Heat Pumps vs. Gas Heating

When looking at available options for heating and cooling your home, you want the best bang for your buck. One of the common myths circulated about natural gas is that it is the most efficient option. Gas and electricity are... Read More »


A scale balances a toy house and a stack of dollar bills

What is Energy Burden and What is Oregon Doing About It?

Here at CUB, we often talk about making Oregon’s utilities more affordable. But what does “affordable” really mean when it comes to a household’s energy bills?

In this blog, we will discuss a standard measure for when energy is unaffordable, called energy... Read More »


A battery powered lantern sits indoors on a table during a power outage

How to Prepare for a Power Outage

As Oregon sees more extreme weather, we’re also seeing more power outages. From wildfires to ice storms, nature can sometimes interrupt our energy services. Preparing early can help make a power outage safer and more manageable for your household.

While there are... Read More »


Facility adjacent to a farm stores captured methane gas for refinement

How Clean is Renewable Natural Gas?

Oregon natural gas utilities have begun to obtain renewable natural gas in order to meet state climate policies. While this form of gas has a lower carbon intensity than traditional natural gas, its carbon benefits can be difficult to quantify.... Read More »


Wind Turbines on a Plain in Eastern Oregon

Long-Term Utility Resource Planning: A Guide

As Oregon moves toward a clean, renewable energy future, an important road marker is a utility’s ability to plan for future resources. Utilities need plans for the variety and quantities of energy resources they will use that meet the energy needs... Read More »

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