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CUB Executive Director Bob Jenks (center) w/ (fr. left): Elliot Mainzer - BPA, Larry Bekkedahl - PGE, Stefan Bird - Pacific Power, Dennis Vermillion - Avista, Kim Heiting - NW Natural

Clean Energy Communities / Reliable Systems: That’s a Wrap!

The 9th annual CUB Policy Conference took place on November 8, 2019, and was CUB’s most successful event yet. Focusing on the theme Clean Energy Communities / Reliable Systems, this conference gathered representatives of northwest utilities, the Oregon Public Utility Commission,... Read More »



Legislative Advocacy: Another Reason to Support CUB on Giving Tuesday

It’s week number two of CUB’s annual Giving Tuesday campaign. Last week, we offered some context for why #GivingTuesday matters and why CUB is proud to participate. Today, we offer a brief preview of the 2020 Oregon legislative session that begins in... Read More »



Giving Tuesday 2019: CUB Needs You

November kicks off an annual season of gratitude and charitable giving. CUB is excited to launch our annual #GivingTuesday campaign for 2019. Over the next four weeks (until Giving Tuesday on December 3), we will discuss why donating to CUB... Read More »



Farewell and Good Luck, Andrew

CUB bids a fond farewell this month to Database Assistant, Andrew Rod, as he’s accepted a well-deserved summer internship after completing his double major in Business and Economics at Portland State University.

CUB hired Andrew at the tail end of summer 2018... Read More »



The Cold, Hard Truth: Snowpack Levels Doing Well this Year

If you spend enough time with me, you’ll find it’s no secret that I love snow. The alpine glaciers and snowfields abundant in the Pacific Northwest provide space for winter and springtime recreation. They are also critical to the health and... Read More »



Touring Oregon’s High Country: Ratepayers, Renewables, Resiliency

Last week, I had the pleasure to embark on a road trip from CUB’s headquarters, here in the low elevations of the Willamette Valley, over mountain passes to the high desert and sagebrush sea that dominates much of the eastern part... Read More »

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