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CUB Energy Policy Conference

Buy your tickets for the CUB Energy Policy Conference! The CUB Energy Policy Conference is designed as a day of discussion, networking, and sharing diverse perspectives. Learn more about this year’s conference at oregoncub.org/conference

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Oregon CUB: New Name, New Look, New Tax-deductible Status

Over the years CUB has more than once considered bringing together our sister organizations, the Citizens’ Utility Board of Oregon and the CUB Policy Center. However the reasons were never compelling enough to make the kind of investment it was going... Read More »



2016: A Year-End Review

It could be said that 2016 has been tumultuous for CUB with change being the one constant in our very busy year. We have participated in creating remarkable energy policy in Oregon, voiced our strong support for net neutrality and... Read More »



Wishing you Light and Warmth this Holiday!

Much of what CUB does at any given time of the year is to make sure that residential energy utilities are reliable, affordable, and clean. So it seems fitting that in this time heralded as the season of light, that... Read More »



May Your Blessings Be Too Many to Count

It is a wonderful thing that in our country we stop on the fourth Thursday in November to be grateful. It has always struck me that a national day of Thanksgiving shows great wisdom. How prudent to have a day... Read More »



Giving Tuesday: Top Ten Reasons To Support CUB

We have a day for giving thanks, and we have #GivingTuesday; a day for giving back. And to remind you why supporting CUB is a great way to give – let me share with you the Top Ten Reasons to Support... Read More »


CUB Welcomes New Staff Attorney Liz Jones

CUB has accomplished a lot in the past three decades, and we have a lot of resources, great partners, and of course our awesome members to thank for much of what we’ve achieved. But we know that none of it would... Read More »

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