A coordinated approach focused on building performance in policy, programs, and tracking can support Washington’s energy, equity, and climate goals.

Eileen presents on the state of the clean energy transition at the E8 Annual Member Meeting.

An overview of the jobs study produced for the Oregon Energy Strategy technical analysis.

An overview of the three complementary analyses produced for the Oregon Energy Strategy technical analysis.

Tracing the Draft Oregon Energy Strategy from start to finish.

As the days shorten and the leaves begin to fall, CETI is working on our evolving theory of change and goals for the next year and beyond.

This Deep Dive explores key characteristics of green banks, explains the role they can play in clean energy financing, and introduces the recently established Washington State Green Bank.

The Oregon Department of Energy hosted a public webinar to share draft policy recommendations and jobs analysis results from the Oregon Energy Strategy.

July brought the passage of the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB),” one focus of which is to derail the United States’ pursuit of a clean energy.

A regional approach to clean buildings could be a powerful tool for scaling up Washington’s transition while maximizing positive impact to communities.

CETI dives deep into Tribal Benefits Agreements (TBAs), sharing results from a targeted Literature Review produced for the Washington State Department of Commerce.

This blog aims to provide insight into topics, challenges, opportunities, and best practices for establishing Community Benefits Agreements as a commonly accepted component of clean energy projects.