Consumers Power is attempting to locate former members of the cooperative whose capital credit checks issued in 2019 and remain unclaimed. These checks are for members who received electric service from CPI in 1991. The capital credit checks of these former members have been returned by the U.S. Post Office as… Read More
In today’s modern, connected world, having a source of clean, safe, reliable, and affordable electricity is crucial. That’s what Consumers Power strives to deliver to you all day, every day. We’re proud of our efforts to serve your needs with competitively priced electricity, responsive member service, proactive and necessary investments… Read More
Effective February 1, 2023, Consumers Power, Inc. will no longer be able to process credit/debit card payments over the phone. Please see the following list of available payment options: SmartHubSmartHub AppPay Now (CPI Website)Interactive Phone Response System (Automated Phone Payment)Drop BoxMailing a CheckDrive ThruAuto… Read More
Consumers Power, Inc. will hold our 83rd Annual Meeting on Saturday, September 10th 2022. To RSVP please call 541-929-3124 or email info@cpi.coop… Read More
August 1, 2022: This morning CPI began implementing fire protection protocols in response to increased fire risk in our service territory. The specific action CPI is taking is to put our entire system into “Non-Reclose.” Non-Reclose means that if there is a fault on the system that results in an… Read More
Global supply chain disruptions combined with labor shortages and skyrocketing inflation have dramaticallyincreased the cost of goods and services across our country. According to the Bureau of LaborStatistics, as of June, the consumer price index had risen 9.1% over the past year, the highestincrease since 1981. Like the households and… Read More
July 12, 2022- CPI has been receiving reports of scammers calling our members and demanding payment or they will be shut off immediately. This is not CPI These kinds of scams generally involve attempts to illegally obtain payments for fictitious utility bills. Individuals impersonating utility company representatives or collection agency… Read More
May 31, 2022: CPI proud to be working with Brains4Drones. Last week, DOE’s Office of Electricity awarded Brains4Drones (Plano, TX) with a Phase III SBIR award to assist electric utilities with wildfire mitigation. Founded in 2016, the woman-owned Brains4Drones, specializes in robotics, and in the development and installation of artificial… Read More
April 19, 2022– The Oregon Department of Energy has $10 million available to support Oregonians who lost their homes or businesses during the 2020 wildfires that devastated communities across Oregon. As Oregonians rebuild, the agency will provide financial support to improve energy efficiency to make rebuilt homes and businesses… Read More
February 7, 2022: Marion County is asking residents to provide input on their Hazard Mitigation Plan. Marion County Emergency Management has created a Hazard Mitigation Survey. The survey is intended for the citizens of Marion County to provide information related to natural and non-natural hazards. Here is the link to… Read More
(September 21, 2021) Oregon Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley announced that Consumers Power was one of two Oregon electric co-ops to receive FEMA funds to help pay for expenses to fix damages to electrical distribution and transmission systems from the 2020 wildfires. “CPI greatly appreciates receiving this federal… Read More
Twenty years ago, to this very day we and the entire world watched in abject horror as the deadliest terrorist attack ever to occur in the United States claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 Americans. It is appropriate for us to pause for a few moments to reflect on the… Read More
A number of developments have occurred over the last two years that have impacted the cost CPI incurs to provide clean, safe, reliable and affordable power. The devastating Labor Day wildfires of 2020 ravaged communities and over $20 million of CPI infrastructure in the Santiam Canyon. CPI has worked continuously… Read More
CPI contractors will begin a long-awaited project to place overhead power lines underground in the Detroit area. The project is scheduled to begin Tuesday, September 7 and include the streets of Boulder, Butte and Tumble. We expect the project to last 6-8 weeks and efforts will be made to minimize impacts… Read More
Portland, Oregon (August 11, 2021) – Today, over 70 signatories sent a letter to Oregon’s Governor Kate Brown asking that Oregon put on hold the Federal District Court preliminary injunction filing calling for more spill at federal dams. The signatories represent electric utilities and associations throughout the Northwest with a… Read More
February 16th, 2022- CPI has been receiving reports of scammers calling our members and demanding payment or they will be shut off immediately. This is not CPI These kinds of scams generally involve attempts to illegally obtain payments for fictitious utility bills. Individuals impersonating utility company representatives or collection agency… Read More
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