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This year’s forum highlights WA’s work to expand clean energy siting and join the 4th-largest carbon market in the world. Hear from @caseysixkiller.bsky.social, @wastatecommerce.bsky.social director Joe Nguyen, Kurt Beckett, and Giuliani Award finalists moderated by @geekwire.com's Lisa Stiffler.
Graphic with title: “Featured panels” text below that: “Efficient & Effective Clean Energy Siting.” Subheading: “Washington’s three key regulatory leaders discuss what’s working, what can improve, and what comes next for clean energy siting.” Profile photos in circle frames going from left to right with their name and title centered below: Casey Sixkiller, WA Dept. of Ecology, Joe Nguyen, WA Dept. of Commerce, Kurt Beckett, WA Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council. ‘Clean & Prosperous’ logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with title: “Featured panels” text below that: “David & Patricia Giuliani Clean Energy Entrepreneur Award Finalists.” Subheading: “Featuring Washington’s leading clean energy innovators.” Profile photo centered to the page in a circle frame of Lisa Stiffler with text below: “Moderated by Lisa Stiffler, Reporter, GeekWire.” ‘Clean & Prosperous’ logo in bottom right corner.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
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Tickets are now on sale for our 8th annual Future of Carbon Policy Forum!

Join us on January 8 as we bring together climate and clean energy leaders from across the Pacific Northwest to help set the policy and investment agenda for the coming year.

cleanandprosperous.org/leadership/8...
Graphic with title text in all caps: “Registration now open.” Aligned to the right side of the page in a blue box: “Eighth Annual Future of Carbon Policy Forum.” Below that, aligned to the right side of the page: Date: Thursday, January 8, 2026,” “Time: Door open at 2:15p.m., program begins at 3 p.m.,” “Where: National Nordic Museum - Seattle, WA,” “Tickets: $175 per ticket.” Image of Frankie Feetsplinter the wooden troll on the left side of the page. ‘Clean & Prosperous’ logo in bottom right corner. Title text in all caps: “Thank you to our sponsors.” Logos below: EVCS (largest logo centered to top of page), Symetra (second largest logo below EVCS, centered to page), from left to right in a row below Symetra logo: Amazon, bp, Coil, King County Eco. In a row below the previous one but same size, from left to right: Organically Grown, VECA, Zeem. In the bottom row, smaller than previous rows, from left to right: Climate Solutions, edo, Forth, Range Zero Emissions. ‘Clean & Prosperous’ logo in bottom right corner.
November 18, 2025 at 7:09 PM
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Apply now: The @wastatecommerce.bsky.social is accepting applications for the State HEAR Program - offering $30M in #ClimateCommitmentAct funding to expand rebates for high-efficiency electric equipment, appliances, and heat pumps.

Learn more: content.govdelivery.com/accounts/WAD...
Graphic with title text in front of an orange background: “$30 Million Available for Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates.” Bullet points below on off white background: “Applications now open through Feb. 5, 2025, Program: State Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR), Supports: Rebates for high-efficiency electric equipment, appliances & heat pumps, Who can apply: Local governments, Tribes, utilities, housing authorities & nonprofits, Funding source: Washington’s Climate Commitment Act.”
November 13, 2025 at 6:59 PM
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Last week, the WA State Dairy Federation led a tour of Werkhoven Dairy & the Qualco Digester - showcasing an older digester that highlights the kind of climate-smart tech expanding statewide thanks to Climate Commitment Act-funded @wastatecommerce.bsky.social grants. 🐄⚡
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November 12, 2025 at 9:26 PM
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A new look for Clean & Prosperous! 🎉

Our streamlined, accessible website is live: cleanandprosperous.org. Explore our work - from decarbonizing transportation to legislative wins, research, and events - all in one easy-to-use place.
November 6, 2025 at 7:05 PM
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This tech is being used on Woodinville’s section of the 42-mile Eastrail Corridor - improving connectivity & easing congestion from Renton to Snohomish.

Clean transportation includes the pathways beneath our wheels — building a sustainable, multimodal future.
Graphic with image of an excavator digging into dirt on top half of page. Yellow title text slightly below center to page in front of a dark gray background color. Title: Carbon-Negative Asphalt in Action.” Subheading below in white: “Modern Hydrogen captures carbon from natural gas and turns it into a durable asphalt material - strengthening roads and locking emissions into the infrastructure beneath our wheels.” Clean and Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with dark gray background. Two blocks of text side by side separated by yellow dashed lines down the center of the page. Left side title text in yellow: “Powering Woodinville’s Eastrail Corridor.” Bullet points below: “Deployed on a 42-mile regional trail from Renton to Snohomish, Easing congestion and connecting communities, clean mobility built directly into local infrastructure.” Left side title text: “Building Future Beneath Our Wheels.” Bullet points below: “Clean transportation is more than vehicles, infrastructure can help cut carbon - and store it away, innovation and partnership driving a sustainable region.” Clean and Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
November 4, 2025 at 7:18 PM
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These numbers are lives interrupted and resilience tested. With hotter, drier summers exacerbated by climate change, investing in local capacity, long-term recovery, and resilient infrastructure is critical to protecting Washington communities.

More in @heatmap.news: heatmap.news/the-aftermat...
Graphic with green background and imagery of trees with orange and green gradient on the top quarter of the page. Title text: “Most Wildfires Never Make Headlines.” Subheading: “Spokane County’s Gray & Oregon Road Fires show what recovery really looks like.” Lime green line under subheading and above three bullet points going from left to right: “August 2023: Gray Fire (Medical Lake) plus Oregon Road Fire (Elk),” “20,000+ acres burned, 700+ homes lost,” “$166M in damages - the worst wildfire disaster in WA’s history.” Heatmap logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with green background and imagery of trees with orange and green gradient on the top tenth of the page. Title text: “The Aftermath and Why It Matters.” Four bullet points with correlating icons above them in a square formation centered to page. From top to bottom, left to right: “6 months for federal aid to arrive - locals stepped up first,” “With hotter, drier summers ahead, rural communities face the greatest risk,” “Community groups ‘Relmagine Medical Lake’ and ‘Elk Strong’ lead long-term recovery,” “Only eight homes rebuilt so far - showing how slow recovery can be.” Heatmap logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
October 30, 2025 at 5:46 PM
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In WA, utility-scale BESS projects are emerging in Snohomish County, Mount Vernon & BrightNight’s Greenwater site. With 15–20 more in Puget Sound Energy’s queue. WA can follow CA & TX’s lead - scaling storage to cut costs & strengthen grid resilience.

Read the full report: rmi.org/batteries-th...
Graphic with an image of battery storage facility in the background with solar panels in the foreground covering the top half with title text inside an orange box slightly below center of the page: “The Workhorse of an Affordable Reliable Grid.” Subheading below: “Batteries are already proving they can stabilize the grid, lower costs, and replace fossil-based reliability - if we let them compete.” Bottom half of page is an off white color. RMI logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with off white background color and title text in an orange box: “Why Batteries Matter for Grid Stability.” Bullet points below: Battery prices have dropped 90% since 2010,” “They now support stability, adequacy, and resilience — all pillars of reliability,” “In Texas and California, batteries already provide essential grid services once dominated by fossil fuel generators.” Pie chart covering bottom right half of page with title text to the left of it: “Transmission-level reliability services provided by batteries.” Pie chart shows resource adequacy (orange), resilience (blue), and stability (green). RMI logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with off white background color and title text in an orange box: “The Payoff: Lower Costs & Higher Reliability.” Bullet points below: “Texas batteries saved $750M during January 2024 winter storms,” “California batteries cut resource adequacy costs by $23M in 2022,” “In regions like PJM, slow battery adoption = skyrocketing uplift payments (nearly $1B in Q1 2025).” Bar chart below titled “RTO first quarter (Q!) uplift payments ($/quarter)” RMI logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with off white background color and title text in an orange box: “Unlocking Battery Potential.” Bullet points below: “Value stacking: batteries earn from multiple services (stability, energy arbitrage, capacity),” “ERCOT & CAISO show how clear rules attract investment,” “FERC Order 2023 can speed interconnections and unleash growth nationwide.” Bar chart below titled “Battery revenue ($ Billions). RMI logo in bottom right corner.
October 28, 2025 at 7:20 PM
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In WA, utility-scale BESS projects are emerging in Snohomish County, Mount Vernon & BrightNight’s Greenwater site. With 15–20 more in Puget Sound Energy’s queue. WA can follow CA & TX’s lead - scaling storage to cut costs & strengthen grid resilience.

Read the full report: rmi.org/batteries-th...
Graphic with an image of battery storage facility in the background with solar panels in the foreground covering the top half with title text inside an orange box slightly below center of the page: “The Workhorse of an Affordable Reliable Grid.” Subheading below: “Batteries are already proving they can stabilize the grid, lower costs, and replace fossil-based reliability - if we let them compete.” Bottom half of page is an off white color. RMI logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with off white background color and title text in an orange box: “Why Batteries Matter for Grid Stability.” Bullet points below: Battery prices have dropped 90% since 2010,” “They now support stability, adequacy, and resilience — all pillars of reliability,” “In Texas and California, batteries already provide essential grid services once dominated by fossil fuel generators.” Pie chart covering bottom right half of page with title text to the left of it: “Transmission-level reliability services provided by batteries.” Pie chart shows resource adequacy (orange), resilience (blue), and stability (green). RMI logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with off white background color and title text in an orange box: “The Payoff: Lower Costs & Higher Reliability.” Bullet points below: “Texas batteries saved $750M during January 2024 winter storms,” “California batteries cut resource adequacy costs by $23M in 2022,” “In regions like PJM, slow battery adoption = skyrocketing uplift payments (nearly $1B in Q1 2025).” Bar chart below titled “RTO first quarter (Q!) uplift payments ($/quarter)” RMI logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with off white background color and title text in an orange box: “Unlocking Battery Potential.” Bullet points below: “Value stacking: batteries earn from multiple services (stability, energy arbitrage, capacity),” “ERCOT & CAISO show how clear rules attract investment,” “FERC Order 2023 can speed interconnections and unleash growth nationwide.” Bar chart below titled “Battery revenue ($ Billions). RMI logo in bottom right corner.
October 28, 2025 at 6:09 PM
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Great catching up with Dexter Turner, Founder & CEO of OpConnect. We partner with OpConnect to expand EV charging here in WA through the @wastatecommerce.bsky.social social program!

Decarbonizing transportation means cleaner air, good jobs, and keeping WA at the forefront of innovation ⚡🚗
Clean & Prosperous Executive Director Michael Mann stands and speaks with Dexter Turner, CEO of OpConnect, in front of EV charging stations at the Forth Mobility Roadmap Conference. Large group of people mingle in the lobby of the Forth Mobility Roadmap Conference in Detroit.
October 23, 2025 at 6:54 PM
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Exciting news for SAF production: SkyNRG is one important step closer to realizing their first-of-its-kind facility in Eastern WA!

Once online in 2029, the facility can produce 50M gallons of clean fuel/year. It will create 600 construction jobs and approximately 100 jobs for ongoing operations.
Image of rolling hills with the text: SkyNRG SAF Project Moves Forward in Eastern WA. Located in Walla Walla County, southeast of the Tri-Cities. Expected to start production in 2029. Will produce 50 million gallons per year of clean fuel. Creates 600 construction and 100 permanent jobs. Cleared Ecology’s environmental review. Supported by a $1.5 million state grant and federal clean fuel tax credits. Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in the bottom right corner.
October 21, 2025 at 6:41 PM
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Our friends at Breaking Barriers Collaborative are now accepting applications for their 6th Fleet Electrification Accelerator cohort!

This program simplifies EV adoption by equipping businesses with trustworthy resources & expert networks, and cost-effective electrification plans.
Blue and yellow graphic with a speech bubble featuring this quote from an accelerator alumni: “The Fleet Electrification Accelerator was an incredible resource to me and my team. It saved us hours upon hours of trying to find and vet information alone, and I’m certain it also saved us thousands of dollars in consultant fees.” Under the speech bubble, the text “Learn to electrify your business’s vehicles. Enroll today.” Breaking Barriers Collaborative logo in the top right corner. Blue, white, and yellow graphic with the text: “Join 60+ businesses that have made plans to electrify 20,000+ vehicles. Enroll in the Fleet Electrification Accelerator.” Logos for the following companies: Boeing, DeSantis Landscapes, First Fruits, Grand Central Bakery, King County, McKinstry, Port of Seattle, Seattle Aquarium, Skanska. Breaking Barriers Collaborative logo in the top right corner.
October 16, 2025 at 7:24 PM
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🔆Great clean energy news🔆

@pugetsoundenergy.bsky.social started construction on a new, utility-scale solar farm in WA - set to power 30K homes by 2026 & create 300 jobs. Solar is clean, abundant (even in the PNW), & vital to cutting pollution, reaching net-zero & meeting growing energy demand.
Graphic with orange background and title text: “Puget Sound Energy Begins Construction on Major Solar Project.” Subheading: “The 142-megawatt ‘Appaloosa’ solar facility in southwest WA will power 30,000 homes by 2026.” Two gray boxes side by side centered to the page, on the left: “Location: Garfield County, WA, Size: 1,000 acres, Capacity: 142-megawatts, Timeline: Online by Dec. 2026, Jobs: ~ 300 construction jobs.” Box on the right shows a map where this project will be. The Seattle Times logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
October 14, 2025 at 6:34 PM
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Updated: Mapping Washington’s Climate Commitments now tracks nearly 3,000 #ClimateCommitmentAct projects & $4.77B in clean investments statewide.

New this update:
💚 255 projects cutting emissions & boosting resilience
💲 $123M add’l investments
🔋 Electric buses, charging hubs & fusion energy
Graphic with title text: “Update: Mapping Washington’s Climate Commitments.” Subeheading: “These investments reflect our state’s ongoing commitment to a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient future.” Image of a map of Washington state with different colored dots corresponding to different project categories statewide. Bullet points below: “255 new projects mapped across the state, $123M more in authorized investments from the Climate Commitment Act.” Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with title text: Driving Toward a Cleaner Future.” Subheading: “Electric school buses are replacing diesel fleets, protecting student health and reducing emissions across WA.” Two images side by side of an electric yellow school bus with “electric powered” decal on the front and back. Bullet points below: “31 school districts receiving new electric school buses statewide, $24.7 million investments through the Climate Commitment Act, Replaces aging diesel buses with clean, quiet electric models, Cuts air pollution near schools and along bus routes, Supports charging infrastructure and maintenance.” Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with title text: “Zero-Emission Freight on the Move.” Subheading: “Reducing freight emissions across the Puget Sound Region.” Image of an electric semi truck with “Zero Emissions” decal across the top taken at the Port of Seattle. Bullet points below:” The Northwest Seaport Alliance and Zeem Solutions launched a Climate Commitment Act-funded program for zero-emission drayage trucks and charging infrastructure. The program adds 19 electric drayage trucks, Improves air quality and reduces diesel emission in port communities.” Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with title text: Powering Green Jobs & Innovation.” Subheading: “Two Climate Commitment Act-funded projects are advancing clean energy and technology in WA.” Image of the Avalanche Energy site. Bullet points below: “Avalanche Energy’s FusionWERX facility - $10M grant for a fusion R&D site in Richland, supporting clean energy research and jobs, Port of Whitman County Technology Transfer Facility - supports clean tech commercialization and scaling.” Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
October 9, 2025 at 6:09 PM
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WA is leading the charge on clean transportation. 🚙⚡

As EV tax credits expire and federal support is reversed, WA is moving forward with ZEVergreen - a statewide effort helping residents save money & expand access to ZEVs.
October 7, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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A year later, we saw them start operations at this first-of-its-kind facility!

The new Sila plant:

👷 Creates 500 jobs
💪 1Mx larger than their CA site

Efficient, abundant batteries are crucial to the clean energy transition - boosting resiliency, EVs, clean power, and cutting pollution.
Image of the Sila Nontechnologies Inc manufacturing facility in Moses Lake, Washington with a starry sunset sky. In the sky in white text is the date "September 23, 2025.” Below that slightly above center to the photo is title text: “Sila Moses Lake” with subtext: “Start of Operations Celebration.” Sila logo centered at the bottom of the page. Image of Rosendo Alvarado standing at a podium with a microphone in front of a red backdrop wall with the text: “Moses Lake 2025 Start of Operations.” The Moses Lake and Washington State flags are next to the red backdrop to the right on the stage and to the right of the flags is a TV screen displaying his name. Image from 2022 of the outside of a Sila Nanotechnologies Inc. facility. Building is a large white warehouse with the Sila logo at the edge. Facility is surrounded by dirt, shrubs and a blue sky. Image from 22 of a group of people wearing yellow protective vests and white hardhats in a gravel construction lot at a Sila Nontechnologies Inc facility.
September 25, 2025 at 4:28 PM
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Here are some highlights:

🚍 Expansion of rapid transit along HWY 99 in Vancouver
⚡ Purchasing new zero-emission buses for C-Tran
🔌 36 new EV charging projects across the county

Explore the ~2,700 unique CCA-funded projects on our interactive map:
climatecommitment.cleanprosperousinstitute.org
Graphic with lime green rectangle across the top with title text over it: “Climate Commitment Act Supports Nearly $80M in Clean Energy & Community Projects in Clark County.” Below that on the left side is an image of a Vancouver transit bus. To the right of the bus image are bullet points from top to bottom: “Transit upgrades, EV access, Household relief, and Community resilience.” Another lime green rectangle across the bottom of the page with ‘The Columbian’ logo in bottom left corner and ‘Clean & Prosperous Institute’ logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with lime green box across top part with title text over it: “Mapping Washington’s Climate Commitments.” An image of the Clean & Prosperous Institute’s interactive CCA map below with only Clark County projects highlighted. “Clark County Highlights” below with bullet points: “Total Authorized CCA funding: $79,273,628,” “Total number of projects: 107,” “Largest investment category: Electric Transportation.” Lime green oval centered on the bottom of the page with the URL: climatecommitment.cleanprosperousinstitute.org. Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
September 23, 2025 at 5:40 PM
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EVs save you money - and not just on fuel prices.

New research shows that with managed charging, EVs could cut costs for the average American by 10%.
Graphic with dark green background color and title text: “EVs Can Lower Energy Bills… for Everyone.” Image of a combination ATM and EV charger with cash coming out on the left side of page. Bullet points next to the image: “Managed EV charging could cut the average American’s cost by 10%,” “Off-peak charging brings in more revenue than costs - pushing rates down for everyone,” “EVs can act as virtual power plants, storing and sending power back to the grid.” ‘Heatmap’ logo next to Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
September 18, 2025 at 6:30 PM
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@pullman.wsu.edu's Knott Dairy Center just got a major upgrade. 🐄⚡

The 60-year-old facility features a new "smart barn" modern cooling system and improved infrastructure supporting research, teaching, and sustainable ag.
Graphic with dark gray background, image of cows in a “smart barn” cover top half of page. Title text below image: “Climate Commitments in Action: WSU Knott Dairy Center Clean Energy Upgrade.” Text below title, “New ‘smart barn’ modern cooling system and improved infrastructure for research + sustainable ag,” “Climate Commitment Act-funded anaerobic digester will turn manure + cheese whey into renewable energy.” Clean and Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
September 16, 2025 at 6:54 PM
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Washington’s latest #ClimateCommitmentAct auction brought in nearly $300M in new revenue for clean air & transportation in WA. 🌎🚍 Bringing total CCA funding to nearly $3.48 BILLION reinvested in communities statewide.
Graphic with title text on top of lime green rectangle filling top of graphic: “CCA Auction #11.” Dark green rectangle below going from edge to edge of graphic with subheading on top: “New Revenue for WA.” Text below in clusters side by side, text on left: “$296 million climate and clean energy projects,” text on right: $150 million consigned for utilities (decarbonization plus rate-payer assistance). Dark green rectangle below that going from edge to edge of graphic with subheading on top: “Total Funding Generated by the CCA.” Text below in clusters side by side, text on left: “$3.48 billion state-led revenue reinvested in WA communities,” Text on right: “$1,1 billion consigned revenue.” Funded by the Climate Commitment Act’ logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with title: “Explore the Impact” “Mapping Washington’s Climate Commitments.” Image below of the Clean & Prosperous Institute’s map of Washington state displaying about 2,700 Climate Commitment Act-funded projects statewide. Points on the map represent different project types, each category having their own color and icon. Small, italicized text below map: “Updated to reflect the 2025 Legislative session and feature existing and planned spending through June 2027.” ‘Funded by the Climate Commitment Act’ logo in bottom left corner, Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner.
September 11, 2025 at 8:35 PM
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Together, PNW climate & clean energy companies are capturing nearly 40% of investment dollars this year — bucking national slowdowns. Policies like the #ClimateCommitmentAct, rising demand, & regional talent are fueling growth.

Read more here: www.geekwire.com/2025/climate...
Graphic with an image of a person working with technology on the top half and a lime green background on the bottom half with title text: “Investors Bet on PNW Climate Tech.” Subheading: “The three largest investments of 2025 so far have gone to businesses working to decarbonize the economy.” An arrow below the subheading. GeekWire logo in bottom left corner and Clean & Prosperous Institute logo in bottom right corner. Graphic with lime green background and a white box in the center. Quotation mark icons on top and bottom center of box. In the white box is a quote: “The DNA of the Seattle high-tech community is separating the signal from the noise for the long game.” Attribution below box: “Reuven Carlyle, CPI Board Member.” Graphic with lime green background. Three white boxes coming from the left side. The top box has the TerraPower logo with text to the right: “$650M for next-gen nuclear.” The center box has the Group14 logo and text to the right: “$30M for battery materials.” Bottom box has the Helion logo and text to the right: “$425M for fusion reactor.” Graphic with lime green background and text on top: “Nearly 40% of regional investment is flowing to clean energy & sustainability - even as U.S. funding slumps. Bar chart below with title: “Investments in Pacific Northwest climate companies, in U.S. dollars” showing years 2019-2025 on the x-axis and dollar amounts: 500M, 1B, 1.5B, 2B, 2.5B on the y-axis.
September 9, 2025 at 6:46 PM
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Our Study Mission 5.0: Brussels & Beyond report is here! 🎉

40 PNW climate ambassadors traveled to the EU capital to learn from the world’s longest-running carbon market.
We met with the EU Commission and innovators like LanzaTech, VDL Bus & Coach, Port of Antwerp-Bruges, & Climeworks.
September 4, 2025 at 6:49 PM
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The Green Transportation Summit & Expo was a reminder that WA is an international leader in innovative, effective ways to cut transportation emissions while growing our economy & creating jobs 🚚⚡

@wsdot.wa.gov
Photo of a sign with the text: “Ride & Drive Registration” with the Green Transportation Summit & Expo (GTSE) logo on the top of the sign. Pictured behind the sign are various tents of electric vehicle companies. In the distant background are the electric trucks up for display. Photo of the rear passenger side bumper of an electric school bus showing text written directly on the bumper: “Electric Powered” with a plug icon coming off of the “d” in “powered.” Photo of one person smiling and walking next to two electric vehicles. On the left of the photo is an electric truck with “zero emissions” written on the front and directly behind the person is an electric van with the text “tested to perform. Built to last.” written on the side.
September 2, 2025 at 7:21 PM
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We had a great time last week at the Green Transportation Summit and Expo!

Each year, GTSE creates opportunities to connect with leaders in transportation decarbonization across business, government & community - and we always leave inspired!
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September 2, 2025 at 7:21 PM
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WA is investing CCA revenue in clean tech that lowers pollution and supports communities most impacted by poor air quality, like Yakima.

@wastatecommerce.bsky.social @wawild.bsky.social

#SustainableBeer #YakimaChiefHops #CarbonCapture #ClimateAction #CleanEnergy
August 28, 2025 at 7:09 PM