Gov. Jay Inslee was joined today by Democratic legislators and climate action supporters to unveil a plan that would launch a dramatic reduction of Washington state’s greenhouse gas emissions over the next 15 years.
Commerce will make grants of up to $10,670,000 to public and private utilities under this solicitation. The Phase 2 full application period opens October 30 and will be due December 28, 2018 at 5:00 pm PST.
Malin M. Young, a biochemist who leads PNNL's science and technology strategy, has been elected to the rank of fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Meet CleanTech Alliance Board member Jessica Matlock of Snohomish County PUD.
Keep up with the latest in Northwest cleantech news.
Make connections that make a difference.
The CleanTech Alliance drives clean technology innovation and job growth to advance our economy. We were started in Seattle in 2007. Today, we are focused on issues that impact our members globally.
Our 300-member organizations are located in ten U.S. states and three Canadian provinces. They represent many different industries, business models, technologies and services all working to create products and services that are better, faster, cheaper, cleaner, and safer. This diversity creates valuable connections that make a difference for our members, our economy and our planet through policy advocacy, commercialization programs, business services and signature events that educate, enlighten and enhance profitability.
If you want to enjoy a collaborative culture that provides fuel for sustainable businesses in every industry, the CleanTech Alliance is where you need to be.