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Tell Regulators to Take Data Center Costs Off Our Home Energy Bills
The Oregon Public Utility Commission is considering our first real shot at implementing the POWER Act. We need strong, forward-thinking regulations to hold utilities accountable for charging data centers for their own energy costs. While regulators are considering new paths forward, it is important that we make our voices heard!
Urge Regulators to Hold PGE Accountable in Its Ask for $72.3 Million
PGE is requesting a 2.8% increase from household customers this year, about $4.50 a month for an average customer. This $72.3 million ask is related to distribution investments: equipment like the meters on our homes, the wooden poles we see on our streets, and substations in our neighborhoods. But almost everything in this request is hidden behind red tape and confidentiality agreements.
Hold CenturyLink Accountable for Broken Promises
CenturyLink has broken enough promises to fix its faulty service for Oregon customers. Now, we're demanding that the telecom company be fined for service violations and that a rate increase be withheld until their service is safe and reliable for all Oregon customers!
Share Your Extreme Summer Weather Story With CUB
With extreme heat and poor air quality events becoming the new summer norm, we need to talk about how these events impact our households and communities, especially frontline communities. If you have been affected by extreme summer weather, we want to hear from you! Share your Extreme Summer Weather Story now!
Share Your Past Due Bill Story
Oregon families are struggling to pay their bills. We want to hear how past-due bills and disconnection impact you!
Keep Wildfire Damages Off Pacific Power Bills
Pacific Power is opening the door to pass off more than $90 million to customers after being found liable for the Labor Day Fires. If approved, this could mean the very communities affected by the wildfires Pacific Power was found responsible for could be charged for the court damages.