Two SCALE 2030 papers explore how to strategically accelerate an equitable clean buildings transition in Washington.

'Data Centers, Artificial Intelligence, and Energy Use 101' demystifies data center energy use, emissions, and the impact of AI, as well as ongoing efforts in the Northwest to understand the implications of data center demand for the grid.

CETI supported Western Washington University’s (WWU) Center for Economic and Business and Research on a Washington Refinery Study for the state’s Department of Commerce.

CETI developed this resource to help demystify jurisdictional and corporate emissions accounting.

The study investigates the opportunities and impacts of renewable energy development in rural communities throughout Washington.

CETI worked on a project with Kinetic West, BW Research Partnership, and Uncommon Bridges to conduct a residential energy workforce gap analysis for a contract with the Washington State Department of Commerce.

The Net-Zero Northwest (NZNW) Workforce State Analysis examines the jobs that would be created or displaced in the four Northwest states if the region were on the path to achieving net-zero emissions.

This report, developed for the Washington Department of Commerce, provides technical analysis of the potential for developing green electrolytic hydrogen and hydrogen-derived fuels in the Washington; suggestions for the best uses for green hydrogen; considerations for permitting, siting, and environmental justice; and policy recommendations.

The Net-Zero Northwest (NZNW) Workforce Regional Analysis is the Northwest’s first comprehensive clean energy workforce analysis that examines jobs in the buildings, fuels, electricity, and transportation sectors that would be created or displaced if the Northwest were to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

Economy-wide deep decarbonization pathways analysis to guide actions that will put Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington on the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

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.

Harvesting the Sun tells the stories of three Washington state businesses in Jefferson and Clallam counties that have benefited from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)’s Rural Energy for America (REAP) program.