CETI's 2021-2023 Impact Report summarizes our accomplishments over the past three years as we expanded our pathways analysis to go deeper into decarbonization solutions for industry, the built environment, workforce, and rural communities.

Learn about what CETI has been up to in the new year – from green Hydrogen and starting work with new ACORN fellows, to a new job posting and what’s coming next in 2024.

The second in our NZNW Workforce blog series, this post examines how the clean energy transition could affect gas station and charging station workers.

The first installation in our NZNW Workforce blog series, this blog explains strategies to ensure job quality in the clean energy transition.

As the end of 2023 draws near, the Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) team wishes to express our deep appreciation...

In case you missed it, this blog recaps our ‘Northwest Stands to Gain Jobs with Clean Energy Transition’ webinar, where we explored the key findings of our Net-Zero Northwest Workforce Analysis.

We are coming to the end of an extremely fast-paced and productive year for the Clean Energy Transition Institute.

Today, the Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) released the Net-Zero Northwest (NZNW) Workforce analysis, the Northwest’s first comprehensive clean energy workforce analysis.

CETI had a big October! Not only did we add two team members, but we also secured new funding and contracts that will allow us to expand our rural and workforce-focused efforts.

Our Net-Zero Northwest (NZNW) analysis continues to reverberate widely across the region and beyond as more people have had time to absorb its multifaceted results and conclusions.

Washington state is at a pivotal moment in its building decarbonization journey and needs a roadmap of what the building sector needs to deliver decarbonization at the scale and pace required.

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.