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You have a business to run. It is hard to stay on top of things locally let alone at the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) where your electric rates are set. That’s where the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin comes in. We advocate for all small utility customers from individual citizens to small businesses and farmers for fair, safe and reliable utility service. We monitor the changing energy world and put the utility customer first.
CUB small business members benefit from our team of legislative, utility and communications experts who advocate tirelessly for your business at the Public Service Commission, the state Capitol, in the courts, and at regulatory agencies.
Small Business Membership Benefits:
Advocacy: CUB business membership keeps you up-to-date on issues that matter to you.
Empowerment: CUB will help you take action and share your thoughts with Wisconsin government officials.
Access: CUB can help your organization and employees save resources and money.
Outreach: CUB will help small business members partner with other members and like-minded organizations to bring these issues to the public. CUB staff can answer questions about energy related matters as well as provide free one-on-one utility bill consultations.
Partnership Opportunities: CUB partners with community groups interested in learning about utility issues. We provide presentations on how to understand your utility bills, how the PSC works and how you can get involved. Plus, we can provide information on energy costs you can control. Let us know what you’re interested in, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
Annual Report Highlights Changes at CUB
Posted: October 31, 2018 by Tom Content
Our new Annual Report is out and we’re excited to share it with you.
It’s got a new modern look, a colorful design, and it’s filled with plenty of information in an easy-to-read format to keep you up to date on the organization’s big activities and casework in 2017.
Last year was a year of big changes for CUB. I joined the organization as executive director and we hired our utility analyst, Corey Singletary, from the Public Service Commission.
This year, we added Kate Hanson our staff attorney. Joining the new folks at CUB is longtime outreach and communications manager Richard Storck.
The report includes the first look at new membership badges that we’re sending out to members and anyone who joins CUB. Joining CUB isn’t expensive and costs $35 for a full year.
We’ve shifted to a new business model that enables us to get more active in more cases at the PSC, and the report talks about how we’re looking to expand the ranks of our small business members.
Find out more about what CUB’s been up to by checking out the annual report. You can scroll through it, or download it, right on our website, cubwi.org. And be sure to send feedback about the report to me at content@cubwi.org.
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