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By Beth Brooks Greetings! Our heartfelt wishes to you and yours for a healthy and peaceful holiday season. We are pleased to report that the NW Energy Coalition has had another highly productive and action-packed year. Among our top programmatic successes in 2024 are the following: –We’ve collaborated with our allies to educate and…
Read MoreDec. 2024 Newsletter – Clean & Affordable Energy Conference summary and regional updates
Fall 2024 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference Recap This year, we hosted over 200 people in Seattle, WA, for our fall Clean & Affordable Energy Conference. We featured three panel discussions: balancing energy affordability as we decarbonize, exploring opportunities to further advance Tribal-led energy development, and achieving a new governance structure that opens the opportunity…
Read MoreSpring 2025 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference
Join the NW Energy Coalition for our 2025 Spring Clean & Affordable Energy Conference May 7, 2025 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM University of Montana in Missoula UC Grand Foyer, North Ballroom Join the NW Energy Coalition this spring in Missoula for our Clean & Affordable Energy Conference! We’ll have three panel discussions throughout the day featuring dialogue…
Read MoreClean & Affordable Energy Conference Digest – Fall 2024
On Wednesday, November 13, 2024, the NW Energy Coalition hosted over 200 attendees at our fall Clean & Affordable Energy Conference in Seattle, WA. We featured three panel discussions on balancing energy affordability as we decarbonize, exploring opportunities to further advance Tribal-led energy development, and achieving a new governance structure that opens the opportunity for…
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Oct. 2024 Newsletter – Join us at the Clean & Affordable Energy Conference and on the ground updates
Power Up for Fall Energy Conference Season Join the NW Energy Coalition for our Fall 2024 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference: Nov. 13 Wednesday, Nov. 13, 8 AM – 5 PM, at University of Washington’s HUB in Seattle, WA! Be sure to stick around for the Clean Energy Awards Reception from 5 – 7 PM.…
Read MoreJuly 2024 Newsletter – Ballot initiatives, Community Cohort field trip, and Columbia River Treaty!
Featured We’re hiring! We’re hiring a Policy and Regulatory Associate based in Montana! Spread the word within your network – application review begins August 6. Fall 2024 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference Save the date for our Clean & Affordable Energy Conference 8am – 5pm on November 13, 2024 at University of Washington’s HUB in…
Read MoreSmart Buildings Exchange – August 27-29, 2024
Join the Seattle-based Smart Buildings Center for the free 2024 Smart Buildings Exchange (SBX) to be held virtually & in-person August 27-29, 2024. Interactive conference sessions featuring a mix of panel discussions and case study presentations will explore the market opportunity for smart buildings and highlight solutions that can help building owners, managers, and operators address challenges…
Read MoreJune 2024 Newsletter – Fall conference, Tribal Circumstances Analysis, and more!
Featured Fall 2024 Clean & Affordable Energy Conference Save the date for our Clean & Affordable Energy Conference on November 13, 2024 at the HUB on the University of Washington’s campus in Seattle, WA! Sponsorship opportunities are available – please reach out to beth@nwenergy.org for more information. We’re hiring! We’re hiring a Communications & Events…
Read MorePathways Initiative’s Step One Proposal for Governance of a West-Wide Energy Market
A single, unified energy market in the West is essential to unlock the clean energy resource potential of the West, enable efficient use of our infrastructure, and maintain a reliable and affordable energy system. The West-Wide Governance Pathways Initiative is a collaborative, multi-step effort to create this connected, independently governed Western energy market, as discussed…
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