Help CUB Pass Landmark Legislation for a Coal-Free Oregon
Posted on February 20, 2016 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, Energy
Many of you have been following our work crafting the Clean Electricity and Coal Transition Plan and now our work during the current legislative session to get it passed. This bill, if passed, will transition Oregon off coal by 2035... Read More »
Now’s the Time for a Clean and Coal Free Oregon!
Posted on February 12, 2016 by Bob Jenks
Tags, Energy
As the Citizens’ Utility Board (CUB) of Oregon’s Executive Director, it’s my privilege to have joined a coalition with clean energy advocates and Oregon’s largest utilities to negotiate a plan to get Oregon off coal. This plan, known as the Clean... Read More »
Bob Jenks Testifies on the Transition From Coal Proposal
Posted on January 14, 2016 by Bob Jenks
Tags, Energy
Last week we told you about our involvement in an historic agreement reached through a collaborative effort between CUB, the state’s largest electric utilities, and a number of environmental groups. Today, as part of a presentation to a joint meeting... Read More »
Historic Coal Phase-Out Agreement Makes the News!
Posted on January 12, 2016 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, Energy
Last week was a busy week for CUB staff as we did all we normally do, like file briefs, analyze the economics of utility rate cases and IRPs, and communicate with consumers WHILE ALSO responding to literally dozens of reporters... Read More »
CUB Is Changing Oregon’s Energy and Environmental Future
Posted on January 6, 2016 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, Energy
Update - 11:00am, 1/7/2016:
A two-page document has been made available summarizing the following information. Read it here.
Recently, leaders from around the world met in Paris to address the challenges of climate change. Meanwhile, back here in Oregon an equally important... Read More »
2015: Your Consumer Advocate’s Year In Review
Posted on December 31, 2015 by Samuel Pastrick
Tags, Energy, Water/Wastewater, General Interest
It is hard to believe, but it really is the end of 2015…that means we are halfway through the second decade of the 21st Century. I don’t know about you, but it seems to me that it was just yesterday when we... Read More »
