Today, the Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) released the Net-Zero Northwest Energy Pathways and Health Impact analyses

Eileen and Jeremy Hargreaves of Evolved Energy Research briefed the Board of the Pacific Northwest Utilities Conference Committee on the preliminary results from the Net-Zero Northwest project.

Eileen and Ruby presented the findings from the Community-Defined Decarbonization report at the Pacific Lutheran University’s Steen Family Symposium and Earth & Diversity Week.

CETI undertook an assessment of the current clean energy ecosystem in the Northwest and CETI’s role and impact. Here is what we learned.

Filmed at the Lummi Nation, Preserving a Way of Life shows how the path forward into a new energy future can be informed and strengthened by looking back, particularly for communities centered around traditional indigenous values.

The Clean Energy Transition Institute team has had quite a productive year to date, working on building and industrial decarbonization and exploring rural clean energy in the region.

2021 Energy Leadership Organization Achievement Award

International leaders are in Glasgow discussing how the world might stave off the worst impacts of global warming, and U.S. congressional leaders are haggling over legislation to address climate change in Washington, D.C. 

Eileen was a panelist at this conference for architects and engineers that explored the equity and social justice impacts of transitioning to clean energy source, materials, and processes.

After a very busy year, the Clean Energy Transition Institute has become an important catalyst for framing informed discussions about deep decarbonization in the NW.

With glaciers melting, seas rising, wildfires raging, and storms intensifying, Americans have awakened to the reality of climate change.

The Institute convened key Washington State stakeholders in the state over two days in October to present the Northwest Deep Decarbonization Pathways study.