Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 in the Northwest will not be possible at the scale and pace that the climate crisis requires without significantly investing in equitably growing a clean energy workforce.

The clean energy transition poses particular challenges and opportunities for rural communities. In our second 'Decarbcast' blog, CETI shares some of the best podcasts we have listened to that shed light on this nuanced aspect of decarbonization.

For this month's 'Demystifying Decarbonization' installment, the CETI team will be sharing a multi-part series that aggregates the most educational podcasts that we have listened to recently by topic. These pods have helped us unpack and understand some of the latest decarbonization developments as they relate to our program areas. First up, a look at U.S. industrial policy, green hydrogen, and biofuels.

We know that green hydrogen has the potential to play a major role in achieving a clean energy transition in the Northwest – especially when it comes to hard-to-decarbonize industries – but many questions remain about the environmental justice impacts of developing a hydrogen and clean fuels supply chain.

In the first installment of CETI's 'Demystifying Decarbonization' series, Eileen explains the five pillars of deep decarbonization and how they interact with one another.

CETI's 2021-2023 Impact Report summarizes our accomplishments over the past three years as we expanded our pathways analysis to go deeper into decarbonization solutions for industry, the built environment, workforce, and rural communities.

The second in our NZNW Workforce blog series, this post examines how the clean energy transition could affect gas station and charging station workers.

The first installation in our NZNW Workforce blog series, this blog explains strategies to ensure job quality in the clean energy transition.

In case you missed it, this blog recaps our ‘Northwest Stands to Gain Jobs with Clean Energy Transition’ webinar, where we explored the key findings of our Net-Zero Northwest Workforce Analysis.

Today, the Clean Energy Transition Institute (CETI) released the Net-Zero Northwest (NZNW) Workforce analysis, the Northwest’s first comprehensive clean energy workforce analysis.

Washington state is at a pivotal moment in its building decarbonization journey and needs a roadmap of what the building sector needs to deliver decarbonization at the scale and pace required.

The Northwest is poised to lead in clean fuels development, with hydrogen playing a major role. This blog accompanies our infographic on clean fuels pathways stemming from green electrolytic hydrogen.