The Northwest is poised to lead in clean fuels development, with hydrogen playing a major role. This blog accompanies our infographic on clean fuels pathways stemming from green electrolytic hydrogen.

The Inflation Reduction Act includes a $27 billion program called the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. We dug in to understand how it will be implemented and how the Northwest might take advantage of its funds.

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.

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.

President Biden signed the historic Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) into law on August 16, 2022. Here is a roundup of our favorite resources that have helped us understand the IRA’s role in accelerating the clean energy transition.

A selection of some of the best building decarbonization podcasts and webinars from the past few months.

A selection of some of the best podcasts and webinars on developments in decarbonization since our First Quarter DecarbCast.

President’s Biden’s recent announcement to invoke the Defense Production Act could expand domestic manufacturing of heat pumps. This blog summarizes the current policy landscape related to heat pumps in the U.S.

A selection of some of the best podcasts and webinars on the latest technical and economic developments in decarbonization that the CETI team engaged with during the first three months of 2022.

After a whirlwind 60 days, Washington’s legislators finished the short 2022 session on March 10. While there were some climate wins, much work remains to be done on buildings and clean materials.

Buy Clean and Buy Fair is a critical legislative tool to reduce carbon emissions from the production of construction materials and promote high labor standards in manufacturing.

The Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) held its first public hearing on February 25, 2022 about the full suite of proposed changes to the Washington State Energy Code-Commercial 2018 Edition.