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Nominate the Next David & Patricia Giuliani Clean Energy Entrepreneur of the Year Each year at our Future of Carbon Policy Forum, we award the David & Patricia Giuliani Clean Energy Entrepreneur award in honor of our late founder and his wife. The award recognizes businesses making meaningful advances in clean energy innovation. Previous winners […] The post Nominate the Next David & Patricia…
Registration Now Open for Next WAZIP Ride & Drive Registration is now open for the Washington Zero-Emission Incentive Program (WAZIP) Ride & Drive on Monday, September 21 at Pacific Raceways. Whether you’re exploring zero-emission vehicles for the first time or planning to expand your fleet, the WAZIP Ride & Drive gives you the opportunity to […] The post Registration Now Open for Next WAZIP Ride…
What the Climate Movement Can Learn from Housing The gulf between Washington’s climate ambitions and its actions is dangerously close to becoming insurmountable. Our state has a long history of environmental leadership. We were the first state in the country to establish a comprehensive environmental agency, creating the Washington State Department of Ecology in 1970. […] The post What the Climate…
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What We Learned on Study Mission 6.0: Building Bigger & Faster in Texas We’re thrilled to release the trip report for our Study Mission 6.0: Building Bigger & Faster in Texas! Why Texas? Because Washington has established some of the most ambitious climate goals in the country, yet we currently rank dead last in renewable […] The post What We Learned on Study Mission 6.0: Building Bigger & Faster…
What We’re Reading on Clean Energy This week, we’re sending you a breakdown of what’s been crossing our desk at Clean & Prosperous as it relates to Washington – and the country’s – much-needed clean energy buildout. The Seattle Times on WA’s Need for Utility-Scale BESS Earlier this week, The Seattle Times columnist Josh Farley […] The post What We’re Reading on Clean Energy appeared first on Clean…
What’s Going On with Cap-and-Invest Revenue? It’s been a while since we have provided an update on Climate Commitment Act (CCA) revenue. The last month has seen another quarterly allowance auction, a historic linkage agreement with California and Québec, and several exciting new funding announcements from state agencies. All of this has a meaningful impact […] The post What’s Going On with…
Drilling We Can Get Behind We saved the last deep dive of Study Mission 6.0 for our favorite subterranean power source: geothermal! If you haven’t already, you should check out our “Drill Baby Drill…Geothermal Boreholes” newsletter, where we go into more detail on the power source that David Roberts calls “an engineering problem that, when […] The post Drilling We Can Get Behind appeared first on…
A Major Milestone for Subnational Climate Action This week saw a major milestone for subnational climate action: Washington, California, and Québec signed an agreement to link their carbon markets. We were honored to attend the signing event alongside Governor Bob Ferguson and Ecology Director Casey Sixkiller. By linking with California and Québec, Washington state will […] The post A Major…
Building the Clean Tech Workforce in the Energy Capital of the World Next up in our series of Study Mission 6.0 deep dives: We’re talking jobs! Specifically, good-paying clean energy jobs. We were thrilled to join Goodwill Houston to celebrate the Clean Tech Accelerator, their nation-leading program that trains communities for careers in HVAC and […] The post Building the Clean Tech Workforce in…
