This month, the CETI Team spent time reflecting on how far we have come in the last three years as we worked to craft our 2021-2023 Impact Report and our Strategic Plan for 2024.
In addition to this higher-level planning, we have been moving our program-specific projects along – from our state-specific Net-Zero Northwest Workforce analyses and SCALE 2030 project to updating our Northwest Clean Energy Atlas visualizations with our new ACORN Research Fellows.
This year promises to bring many exciting opportunities and new challenges for CETI, and we are glad you are along for the ride.
Eileen V. Quigley
Executive Director
Last week, we shared our 2021-2023 Impact Report. This document chronicles CETI’s accomplishments over the past three years as we expanded our pathways analyses to explore specific decarbonization solutions for industry, the built environment, workforce, and rural communities. Read the full report.
2024 Strategic Plan: This year, we have a full agenda for how we aim to demystify the complexities of decarbonization and center equity in the clean energy transition. We will also deepen our work on building decarbonization, energy pathways, workforce development, and rural communities. Check out our 2024 Strategic Plan.
SCALE 2030: We hit the ground running in February with SCALE 2030, a project in collaboration with 2050 Institute that aims to map Washington’s building ecosystem and develop a roadmap for scaling rapid and equitable building decarbonization in the state. Learn more about SCALE 2030.
Our Research Analyst position is still open. If you or someone you know may be interested in the position, please share this job description.
In the first installation of ‘Demystifying Decarbonization,’ we explain the Five Decarbonization Pillars. Read the full article on our blog.
In the coming months, we will be sharing state-specific clean energy workforce analyses for Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington that build on our regional Net-Zero Northwest Workforce analysis. Stay tuned for resources and webinars that will explore how jobs will change with the clean energy transition in the four Northwest states.
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