Recently, the EIA updated its method for calculating the energy contribution of noncombustible renewables, which include hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, and wind energies.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Energy Jobs has contracted with BW Research since 2016 to produce information about national, state, and county-level energy jobs. CETI takes a deep dive into data relevant to the Northwest.

As we build out the electricity generation and the transmission infrastructure required to achieve a clean energy transition in the Northwest, we can avoid perpetuating past harms from fossil fuel development and ensure that renewable energy development provides benefits for host communities.

This blog explores data about heating fuel and housing characteristics presented in interactive visualizations on CETI’s Northwest Clean Energy Atlas.

ACORN Fellow, Will Kammin, describes the Northwest Clean Energy Atlas’ new interactive energy visualizations and connections to his master’s thesis on the development of offshore wind energy along the U.S. Pacific Coast.

Oregon's 2024 Legislative Session has come and gone - here's what happened with clean energy policy and budget priorities.

CETI breaks down what clean energy legislation and budget proposals made it over the finish line in Washington's 2024 Legislative Session.

We know that green hydrogen has the potential to play a major role in achieving a clean energy transition in the Northwest – especially when it comes to hard-to-decarbonize industries – but many questions remain about the environmental justice impacts of developing a hydrogen and clean fuels supply chain.

The second in our NZNW Workforce blog series, this post examines how the clean energy transition could affect gas station and charging station workers.