Category: Opportunities

Source: State of Washington Careers The Energy Policy Office within the Energy Division is seeking a Senior Energy Policy Specialist. The Senior Energy Policy Specialist is the lead policy expert on resource planning and implementation by energy utilities, including electricity and natural gas, in Washington. This position serves as a policy expert on verification and compliance […]

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Source: media@utc.wa.gov, October 22, 2019. – Avista customers will have the opportunity to comment to state regulators on the company’s proposed electric and natural gas rate changes. WHAT Public comment hearing on Avista’s proposed electric and natural gas rate change request. WHO Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission   WHEN and WHERE Monday, Oct. 28 Northeast […]

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Source: DOE, October 2, 2019 The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) hosted its fourth InnovationXLab Summit in Chicago, Illinois. Secretary Perry instituted the collaborative model of the InnovationXLab to connect the private sector with the Department of Energy’s (DOE) National Laboratories. Today’s Summit focused on existing and potential opportunities for partnerships between the Department and […]

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Source: Washington Department of Ecology, October 2019 Beginning Thursday, October 17, the Washington Department of Ecology will provide about $12,000,000 statewide to help school districts buy all-electric school buses. To help pay for the cost difference between electric and diesel buses, Ecology will provide up to $325,000 per electric bus.  Grant recipients may elect to […]

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Source: Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. Transportation is the primary source of climate pollution in the Puget Sound region – over 40 percent of the Puget Sound region’s greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution. In 2017, the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency’s Board of Directors adopted a science-based target to reduce greenhouse gas pollution by 50 percent below 1990 levels […]

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Source: Energy.gov, October 7th, 2019. The project descriptions and factual representations provided in this table are those of the selected awardees and do not constitute the views or opinions of the U.S. Department of Energy, its Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, or its Bioenergy Technologies Office. Neither the United States nor the U.S. […]

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Source: VertueLab, October 7, 2019 Location:  Portland, OR or Seattle, WA Compensation: Competitive salary taking into consideration experience and qualifications.  Health insurance benefits and employer match to 401(k) program provided. To Apply: Submit the following to info@vertuelab.org: cover letter and resume including a description of your experience developing a marketing strategy or marketing plan for […]

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Source: GovernmentJobs.com The Energy Contracts and Programs Unit (ECAP) within the Energy Division is seeking a Commerce Specialist 3. This position will provide advanced professional level program and contract management in implementing assigned State Energy Program (SEP) and Clean Energy Fund (CEF) programs.   At the Department of Commerce, we are creative, collaborative and trusted. We identify […]

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Advanced Nuclear Technology: DOE announced $15.2 million in funding for advanced nuclear technology projects. The projects are cost-shared and will allow industry-led teams, including participants from federal agencies, public and private laboratories, institutions of higher education, and other domestic entities, to advance the state of U.S. commercial nuclear capability. Carbon, Capture, Utilization, and Storage: DOE […]

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Source: Washington Department of Congress, September 23, 2019 Commerce is seeking written comments to help develop rules implementing Washington’s clean electricity law, the Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA). Comment deadlines and subjects are listed below. All comments should be submitted by email to CETA@commerce.wa.gov. Friday, Oct. 11 – Scoping Comments on Reporting and Compliance: Commerce is seeking […]

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