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Climate commitments are at risk in all 39 counties
What’s being funded by the Cap-and-Invest Climate Commitment Act? And which of those nearly 1,700 projects are at risk if the pollution-capping, community-investing program is repealed? This searchable Risk of Repeal map and associated database is now freshly updated...
Press Release: ONLINE MAP ADDS HUNDREDS MORE STATEWIDE PROJECTS AT RISK
Seattle, WA [August 14, 2024] Clean & Prosperous Institute has updated the The Risk of Repeal mapping tool to add more than 500 new projects, totalling $450 million, increasing the on-the-ground Climate Commitment Act investments which exist in all 39 Washington...
Last chance to register
This is your last opportunity to reserve a spot on our Made in Washington Study Mission. Join us this September 17th to 20th, as we explore multiple clean energy projects East of the Cascades, learning about new advances in clean power and making new connections with...
Don’t miss the deadline to register
This week is your last opportunity to reserve a spot on our Made in Washington Study Mission. Join us this September 17th to 20th, as we explore multiple clean energy projects East of the Cascades. Ever since the massive Grand Coulee Dam began operations in 1942,...
What’s bigger than a mammoth?
“After decades of hype and doubt, giant factories that can pull thousands of tons of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere are starting to spin up”, reports the Washington Post. “Climeworks, a Swiss start-up, opened the biggest carbon absorbing plant in the world on...
What’s happening in Moses Lake?
As you study the Risk of Repeal map of projects funded by the Climate Commitment Act, you’ll find exciting investments in every corner of the state. But perhaps none will have a larger and farther-reaching impact than what’s happening in Moses Lake, an emerging hub...
You’re invited: “Made in Washington” Study Mission
Join us for our Made in Washington Study Mission Tuesday-Friday, September 17-20, 2024 You stay current on clean energy innovation in Washington state by reading newsletters, attending conferences, networking online… but there’s no better way to amp up your expertise...
The Innovator of the Year lives here!
Because we celebrate advances in clean energy innovation – especially when they are here in Washington state – we congratulate Dr. Ji-Guang (Jason) Zhang of the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Richland for winning the Department...
Webinar recording available
The new “Risk of Repeal: Mapping Washington’s Climate Commitments” map from the Clean & Prosperous Institute is the definitive source for identifying investments across the state that are funded by revenues from the Cap-and-Invest Climate Commitment Act. Yesterday...