The Energy Trust of Oregon announced its preliminary efficiency results for CY2016 and the numbers set achievement records for savings in the state. Though the numbers will be finalized soon, the … [Read more...]
Legislative Update
Both Washington and Oregon legislatures are in session now. Both states are grappling with big funding issues that dominate the political landscape.NEEC’s two priority bills had hearings in the … [Read more...]
Climate Fellow, Snohomish PUD and Encore Climate Fellowships Program
Snohomish PUD, in partnership with the Encore Climate Fellowships Program (ECFP), is seeking a Fellow for an exciting new opportunity in Snohomish County. The utility is looking for a Fellow to serve … [Read more...]
Project Manager – Renewable Energy, Energy Trust of Oregon
The Project Manager – Renewable Energy is responsible for building a pipeline of new biomass, biogas, geothermal, hydro, or wind energy projects, including engaging in outreach efforts, evaluating … [Read more...]
Washington Legislative Update
Two weeks and counting and the current Washington Legislature is in the thick of committee hearings. While solving the K-12 education funding problem is front and center (and likely will be … [Read more...]
Lending Library Gets Sponsors, Expands to Oregon
One of the most valuable aspects of NEEC’s Smart Buildings Center project is the creation of a free diagnostic tool lending library. Stocked with nearly 1,000 diagnostic tools ranging from data … [Read more...]
NEEC Moves to the Pacific Tower Building
Effective January 30th, 2017, the Northwest Energy Efficiency Council (NEEC) will be moving to the Pacific Tower Building. Our new address will be: 1200 12th Ave S Suite 110 Seattle, WA … [Read more...]
Power Council Issues RFP – A New Approach to Assessing Conservation?
The Northwest Power and Conservation Council has squarely placed one of their big toes in the water regarding the region’s historical analytical approach to assessing conservation potential. … [Read more...]
New Year, New Legislative Sessions in Washington and Oregon
The new year brings more political news than just the specter of the President Donald J. Trump administration, as both Washington and Oregon will convene new legislatures in tandem with two newly … [Read more...]
Inslee Proposes Carbon Tax to Fund Education
On the heels of an unsuccessful statewide initiative to create a revenue neutral carbon tax, recently re-elected Governor Jay Inslee has proposed a carbon tax as a revenue source to fund the … [Read more...]