Evolved Energy Research produced the final decarbonization pathways modeling on December 11, 2020.

Washington State Energy Strategy Advisory Committee meeting where preliminary findings of the deep decarbonization pathways modeling and six scenarios...

A review of the economic impact modeling that Scott Nystrom of FTI Consulting will perform as part of the technical advisory process for the Washingto...

Webinar featuring Jeremy Hargreaves of Evolved Energy Research, which details deep decarbonization pathways modeling and covered model...

We are pleased to announce that the Washington State Department of Commerce chose us to provide technical expertise to help develop the 2021 Washington State...

The scope of costs in "Meeting the Challenge of Our Time: Pathways to a Clean Energy Future in the Northwest" is limited to energy system costs, which represent the annual cost of producing, distributing, and consuming energy.

Now that we understand the decarbonization framework, have a sense of how cities understand their energy sources and uses, and break down carbon reduction targets and strategies, let's review best practices and lessons learned for urban carbon ...

Once a community’s overall sources and uses of energy are established, citizens and government officials must determine how to focus their emission-reduction efforts. To do so, they can use a carbon wedge analysis...

Setting priorities for climate action at the local level requires understanding where the biggest sources of emissions are and where you can get the biggest bang for your buck. As a foundation, you need to understand the sources and uses of energy...

While climate change presents a global imperative, cities consume over two-thirds of the world’s energy and contribute over 70% of the greenhouse gas pollution, climate action at the local level is critically important. Further, the urban share of...

Guest lecture presented to the Rainier Club’s public affairs committee that discussed what cities can do to reduce carbon emissions and discussed the City of Seattle’s recently updated climate action plan.

Newly elected Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan wasted no time making clear her commitment to serious climate action, announcing new carbon emission-reduction initiatives for transportation and buildings on April 4, 2018...