After conducting a lay-of-the-land assessment of the Northwest clean energy economy, CETI is announcing our strategic focus for 2023.

CETI undertook an assessment of the current clean energy ecosystem in the Northwest and CETI’s role and impact. Here is what we learned.

Filmed at the Lummi Nation, Preserving a Way of Life shows how the path forward into a new energy future can be informed and strengthened by looking back, particularly for communities centered around traditional indigenous values.

The Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) is excited to release Preserving a Way of Life, the second short film in our Claiming Power: Stories of Rural Communities and Clean Energy project.

The Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) team is off to a busy start talking to key stakeholders to assess the state of the Northwest clean energy economy and working with our modeling partners to analyze how the region might get on the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

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.

What a productive year we shared! In this final 2022 Clean Energy Transition Institute newsletter, we share a few news items, a brief round-up of what we accomplished this year, and our thanks.

Community solar is increasingly seen as a beneficial solution for climate resilience, expanded renewable energy generation, cost savings, and equitable access to the benefits of solar energy.

With the end of 2022 in sight, I bring you our penultimate newsletter for the year with updates on how the Clean Energy Transition Institute carried out our ambitious clean energy transition agenda in November.

In a game-changing win for decarbonization, the Washington State Building Code Council voted to require heat pumps in new residential home construction.

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), and the CHIPS and Science Act are massive federal expenditures designed to combat climate change, spur a clean energy industrial revolution in the U.S., and create economic opportunity for millions of Americans.

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.