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The Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) has produced economy-wide deep decarbonization pathways modeling since its inception to provide blueprints for how Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington policymakers might achieve a low-carbon, clean energy economy over the coming three decades.
Green Electrolytic Hydrogen Report
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Oregon Clean Energy Pathways Analysis
Washington 2021 State Energy Strategy Technical Advisory Process
Residential and commercial buildings account for approximately 14% of total Northwest emissions. The Clean Energy Transition Institute focuses on the critical steps that must be taken between now and 2030 to get on the road to decarbonizing buildings fully by 2050.
SCALE 2030
Operation 2030: Scaling Building Decarbonization in Washington State
The Clean Energy Transition Institute created two projects in 2022 to explore the opportunities and challenges of industrial decarbonization. Industry, especially “heavy” industry that produces basic materials like metals, chemicals, and cement, tends to be highly carbon intensive.
Washington State Clean Materials Manufacturing Summit
Clean Materials Manufacturing
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Washington State Industrial Emissions Analysis
The Clean Energy Transition Institute has developed two projects to explore the development of clean energy in Northwest rural communities. These efforts seek to center and elevate rural voices in clean energy policy discussions, ensuring rural communities are full participants in defining the benefits and challenges of decarbonization.
Claiming Power: Stories of Rural Communities and Clean Energy
Community-Defined Decarbonization
Northwest Clean Energy Atlas
Northwest Clean Energy Atlas
