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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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CUB Bids a Fond Farewell to SA Anders

Today, CUB has a bittersweet announcement to make. Our Director of Operations, SA Anders, is leaving CUB after six great years. SA has been with CUB since 2009, and has seen some exciting changes at both Oregon CUB and the... Read More »


30th Anniversary Retrospective: Transition From Coal

Birthdays and anniversaries have a way of building perspective. They also help us take stock of what remains to be accomplished. This year, CUB celebrates 30 years of advocacy, and we’re taking some time to reflect on our accomplishments and what the... Read More »


CUB Welcomes Portland Consumer Advocate Janice Thompson

The Citizens’ Utility Board of Oregon (CUB) is pleased to announce the hiring of Janice Thompson as our new consumer advocate for Portland water and sewer services.

Thompson comes to CUB after a long career working on democracy reform issues. She has... Read More »


CUB’s Legislative Highlights, 30 Years and Counting

Governor Ted Kulongoski signs SB 838, instituting Oregon’s Renewable Energy Standard

A lot has changed in Oregon over the last thirty years, and CUB and its members have played a significant role in bringing big wins to the Oregon State Legislature.

Utility policy... Read More »


CUB at NASUCA 2013

Last November, CUB attended a conference held jointly by the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates (NASUCA) and the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC). NASUCA is an association whose member organizations, including CUB and many other state... Read More »


CUB Celebrates 30 Years of Consumer Advocacy and Education

On November 6, 1984 a scrappy band of grassroots campaigners, outspent 40:1, met on election night at the 24 Hour Hotcake House on Powell Boulevard in SE Portland. The campaigners had no access to 24-hour news or vote tally updates... Read More »

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