ZET SCALE has placed an initial order for 2,500 battery-electric Class 8 trucks, the largest electric truck order in U.S. history. Tesla was selected as

To reduce their carbon emissions, maritime and aviation industries require economic infrastructure to deliver renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel.

A Message From Our Executive Director After five years at the helm, I will be stepping down as Executive Director of Clean & Prosperous after the selection of a new leader and a smooth transition to t...

New polling by Heatmap and Embold Research shows where one of climate advocates’ favorite arguments for renewables is falling short.

We know that the Pacific Northwest will need much more electricity than is available today. But how much more?

The outlook for storage construction keeps getting brighter as everyone from the Trump White House to clean energy advocates to AI giants clamors for more.

Edo spent five years building tech to turn commercial buildings into virtual power plants, and with the grid buckling under data center demand and extreme weather, utilities and building operators are...

A new report from Global Energy Monitor found that the amount of new capacity in the pipeline doubled from January to July of this year, fed by the data center boom.

MOSES LAKE — The Quincy Solar Energy Center, Grant County’s first solar energy facility, broke ground Tuesday, with a ceremony attended by local officials, Grant PUD representatives and officials from...

NWSA has reached a further milestone in its shift to zero-emission cargo handling with the arrival of its second battery-electric forklift.

WA's utilities must go carbon-free by 2045. So why are they turning now to natural gas?

Implementing the plan will cost the Pacific Northwest approximately $2.3 billion. And the rate of building will need to quicken to make it happen by 2032.

The battery system will add capacity to the electric grid, support renewable energy and help keep prices down. But other such Washington plants have stirred controversy.

Gov. Bob Ferguson and state lawmakers must continue to fund proven measures that make communities safer from wind-driven wildfire.

For more than three decades, Sarah has worked at the intersection of business, sustainability, and public policy. Throughout that time, she’s been thinking about how we can help companies move from re...

Learn about the Port of Moses Lake's selection for technical assistance in developing an industrial energy park to support clean technology companies and local industries.

When an investor backs a project in Washington, they aren't just buying land and permits; they are hiring highly skilled workers, too.

Washington’s first project of its kind will store excess energy and release it at peak times to cut costs.

Summer is here! Now is a great time to prepare your home for the weather ahead. As climate change continues to warm our region, Seattle is experiencing more frequent and intense hot weather. At the Ci...

The enhanced geothermal company just announced a new 19,448-foot well.

Local leaders must rebut community resistance to battery storage projects, or the state will fail to meet its response to climate change.

If the green economy—defined as the group of companies heavily involved in environmental business—were its own industry, it would be the third-largest in the world.