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Damaged power pole in Aumsville, OR after a major storm in 2010 - storm recovery management was one of several issues discussed in PGE's recent general rate case.
Damaged power pole in Aumsville, OR after a major storm in 2010 - storm recovery management was one of several issues discussed in PGE's recent general rate case.
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CUB Protects Customers from Cost and Risk in PGE’s Rate Case

Regulators have approved CUB’s proposal to end residential deposits for Portland General Electric (PGE) and consider refunding overpayments customers made on the closed Boardman coal plant. On April 25, the Oregon Public Utility Commission (PUC) issued its final decision in PGE’s... Read More »


Overhead view of the Columbia River near the Wells hydroelectric facility, one of several hydro projects supplying power to Portland General Electric
Overhead view of the Columbia River near the Wells hydroelectric facility, one of several hydro projects supplying power to Portland General Electric

Portland General Electric and Pacific Power File 2022 Power Cost Updates

Portland General Electric (PGE) has asked regulators to increase its residential customer rates by 2.6 percent. Pacific Power has asked to increase residential rates by 5.2 percent. The requests are triggered by power cost changes. These numbers will change throughout... Read More »


A gas stovetop burner

Busting Gas Myths: Induction Stoves vs. Gas Stoves

When looking at available options for stovetops in your kitchen, 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 often... Read More »


Modern renewable gas production facility with a feedstock crop in the foreground – renewable gas is more expensive than fossil gas in part because it is more distributed and harder to process.
Modern renewable gas production facility with a feedstock crop in the foreground – renewable gas is more expensive than fossil gas in part because it is more distributed and harder to process.

Rate Case Update: CUB Pushes Back on NW Natural’s Proposed 12% Rate Hike

On Friday April 22, CUB submitted analysis to regulators showing that NW Natural is not justified in seeking a 12 percent residential bill increase. This rate hike would be on top of November 2021’s increase of 13 percent. If approved, customers... Read More »


Scale balancing a stack of money and a toy house

PGE Income Qualified Bill Discount Roll Out April 15

Portland General Electric’s temporary low-income assistance program, the Income Qualified Bill Discount, rolls out April 15. This program will provide a monthly bill discount to help qualified low-income residential customers.

Who Qualifies for the Income Qualified Bill Discount Program

Portland General Electric’s temporary low-income assistance program, the Income Qualified Bill Discount, rolls out April 15. This program will provide a monthly bill discount to help qualified low-income residential customers.


Two adults playing with their young child and smiling

Eliminating Utility Deposits Reduces Energy Burdens

CUB is working to end unfair utility deposits for Oregon households. These added costs make it harder for residential customers to access, keep, and restore service. Deposit policies have targeted customers who can least afford added household costs. 
   
Deposits are... Read More »

Utility deposits are bad for customers. Read more about why these charges are unfair and what CUB is doing to eliminate deposits!

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