Ruby Moore-Bloom joined the Clean Energy Transition Institute in January 2022 and is committed to working toward a clean energy future in the Northwest.

Ruby oversees CETI’s Northwest Clean Energy Atlas, which explores energy data relevant to deep decarbonization in the Northwest in interactive data visualizations. She also led CETI’s Clean Materials Manufacturing project, which helps industrial stakeholders and policymakers understand different methods for decarbonizing six of Washington state’s manufacturing sectors.

Ruby provided research support for CETI’s Operation 2030 and SCALE 2030 projects, which offer a blueprint for how Washington can get on the path to decarbonizing its building sector at the speed and scale that the state’s decarbonization targets require. She also provided research and analytical support for CETI’s deep decarbonization pathways projects, including the Net-Zero Northwest energy pathways, health impacts, and workforce analysis, and she regularly blogs on a wide range of topics relating to deep decarbonization strategies for the Northwest. 

Ruby serves as a technical project manager on CETI’s contract projects and has extensive experience producing infographics, data tables, data visualizations, and other communications products designed to enable easy understanding of difficult technical concepts. She also has a wide range of experience conducting work in a nonpartisan manner and facilitating complex stakeholder processes to achieve successful outcomes.  

Prior to joining the CETI team, Ruby worked as an educator, first with adult English language learners as an AmeriCorps volunteer and then as a faculty member at King’s Academy in Jordan, where she taught history and supported students as a dorm parent and advisor.

Ruby speaks Spanish and Arabic and received her Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Middle East Studies from Brown University in 2017.