Eileen offered an updated presentation on the Inflation Reduction Act funding at the Sustainable Northwest Making Energy Work quarterly webinar.

Eileen presented an overview of deep decarbonization pathways studies that CETI has produced since June 2018 for the Northwest conservation Fellows.

Mariah, Ruby, and Eileen presented the findings from the Community-Defined Decarbonization report at a Shift Zero Lunch n Learn webinar.

Eileen was invited to speak to Microsoft employees about the Clean Energy Transition Institute’s mission and programs as part of the company’s October fundraising drive.

Eileen presented at the Sustainable Northwest’s 2022 Making Energy Work Symposium meeting on the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) provisions.

Mariah Caballero presented the findings from the Community-Defined Decarbonization report on a panel at the 2022 Washington Solar Summit focused on Tribal energy resilience and climate action.

Eileen joined Oregon Environmental Council's Nora Apter at the Renewable Northwest Annual Member meeting to discuss how IRA provisions could apply the Washington 2021 State Energy Strategy and how CETI is modeling IRA incentives in the Net-Zero Northwest study.

Ruby presented at a BlueGreen Alliance workshop focused on federal funding opportunities from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) for Washington industry. This presentation highlighted several strategies from CETI's Clean Materials Manufacturing project.

Eileen presented to the K&L Gates Environmental Law Practice Group, which described the evolution and common findings of deep decarbonization pathways studies that have been performed in the Northwest since 2018.

This guest lecture at Western Washington University talked about developing a clean energy workforce; reviewed clean energy job growth studies; discussed challenges with clean energy job projection; and described directing economic opportunity to historically excluded communities.

This presentation is an overview of the deep decarbonization pathways studies that CETI has commissioned with Evolved Energy Research since 2018, describing the scenarios that were modeled and what was learned from studies of the Northwest as a region, and Washington, Oregon, and Montana individually.

This guest lecture at Western Washington University’s Institute of Energy Studies provided students with an overview of Washington’s climate and clean energy policies since 2019 and their relationship to the Washington 2021 State Energy Strategy.