Eileen spoke to the Oregon Environment Council’s Business Forum about the imperative to decarbonize swiftly and equitably; why 100% clean electricity is so important and what it means for Oregon; and some of the challenges and solutions for achieving the state's emissions reductions goals.

Eileen and Poppy Storm of 2050 Institute presented to the Sustainable Path Foundation at their Virtual Grantee Lunch, discussing the Operation 2030: Scaling Building Decarbonization in Washington project.

After more than a decade of public investment in clean energy in the United States, a wealth of studies makes clear that funding clean energy drives broad economic development and job creation.

Evolved Energy Research produced the final decarbonization pathways modeling on December 11, 2020.

Sept. 2020 Newsletter - Steps towards decarbonizing the Northwest swiftly and equitably, welcoming new Staff and Board, and more!

Presentation to the Advisory Committee where emerging elements of the draft State Energy Strategy for the transportation, buildings, industrial...

Documents outlining the technical advisory process and four framing documents with sector-specific questions about how to decarbonize Washington’s...

Cheaper, cleaner, quiet energy. It’s an easy sell. That’s why community solar farms have been sprouting up across the nation.

The Clean Energy Transition Institute released Meeting the Challenge of Our Time: Pathways to a Clean Energy Future for the Northwest on June 5, 2019. This study is the first economy-wide analysis to examine decarbonization pathways...

The Clean Energy Transition Institute commissioned an economy-wide deep decarbonization pathways study to serve as a blueprint for how Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington might achieve a low-carbon, clean energy economy...

Meeting the Challenge of Our Time: Pathways to a Clean Energy Future for the Northwest explores multiple pathways for decarbonizing the region’s energy system, while addressing policy questions and potential implementation challenges in ...

BC Start-Up Aims to Produce Jet and Other Fuels from Atmospheric Carbon, Water, and Renewable Energy.