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No New Life for Dying Technology: CUB Opposes White House’s Coal-Revival Plan

Earlier this month, in a statement from its Press Secretary, the Trump Administration announced plans to breathe life into a dying coal-fired electricity generation sector in the name of “resilience”. The White House is attempting to use authority it believes it... Read More »



Cascade Wants to Raise Oregon Natural Gas Rates

Cascade Natural Gas, which distributes natural gas service to Northeastern Oregon and Central Oregon, recently filed to raise residential customer rates by 3.53 percent. Upon a closer examination of the numbers, Cascade is seeking to increase rates for all customers... Read More »



CUB Seeks Fairer Cost Allocations in PGE Rate Case

In its recently filed general rate case, PGE has requested an $86 million increase in rates, with residential rates increasing by an average of 6.3 percent. CUB recently submitted our analysis of the case in the opening round of testimony... Read More »



Carbon Reduction Policy Launches In Salem

Though carbon reduction regulation did not pass during the 2018 short Oregon legislative session, both the Governor’s office and legislative leadership have signaled commitments for success in 2019. The Joint Interim Committee on Carbon Reduction met in Salem for the first... Read More »



How Much Should a Utility Earn for Managing Its Assets?

Utilities earn a rate of return on their capital investments. This is the main source of profit for utility companies - when they build a generating plant or put pipes in the ground, they recover that capital investment from customers... Read More »



Not As Taxing: NW Natural Rate Case

In its latest rate case, filed last December, NW Natural sought a 9.04 percent increase in rates for residential customers. That value was lowered after the passage of the 2017 Tax Act, which reduced the corporate income tax rate from... Read More »

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