The CETI Team recaps our January 2026 Decarbonization Forum, Addressing Aviation’s Climate Impacts.

CETI's 'Addressing Aviation’s Climate Impacts' Decarbonization Forum convened policymakers, regulators, businesspeople, and clean energy advocates to have a focused conversation that explores the progress, pathways, opportunities, and challenges to abating the climate impacts of aviation in the Northwest.

This paper outlines the challenges, key drivers, and primary mitigation strategies to curb aviation’s climate impacts. It then dives deeper into the two most promising near-term strategies, with a focus on progress and opportunities for the Northwest.

This report, developed for the Washington Department of Commerce, provides technical analysis of the potential for developing green electrolytic hydrogen and hydrogen-derived fuels in the Washington; suggestions for the best uses for green hydrogen; considerations for permitting, siting, and environmental justice; and policy recommendations.

Eileen and Jeremy Hargreaves of Evolved Energy Research briefed the Board of the Northwest Gas Association on the results from the Net-Zero Northwest modeling.

The Clean Energy Transition Institute’s release of the Net-Zero Northwest Energy Pathways and Health Impact analyses (Net-Zero Northwest) on June 21 has been a resounding success to date.

Eileen and Jeremy Hargreaves presented the key themes and high-level findings from the Net-Zero Northwest Energy Pathways and Health Impacts analyses to key stakeholders.

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.

Here is CETI’s round-up of the best podcasts we listened to in 2022 to understand the latest technical and economic decarbonization developments related to our program areas.

Eileen offered an updated presentation on the Inflation Reduction Act funding at the Sustainable Northwest Making Energy Work quarterly webinar.

On October 19, 2022, the U.S. Department of Energy awarded $2.8 billion to 20 recipients, two of which are located in Washington, to boost domestic production of batteries and critical minerals used in electric vehicles.