In Washington State, no news is a couple of clicks shy of good news. The Legislature continues its second special session without a deal on the operating budget. The state drives off the … [Read more...]
One North: market-rate sustainability
One North is a mixed-use development pushing the edges of financially feasible sustainability. Located in the growing North Williams corridor in northeast Portland, the development comprises a large … [Read more...]
ACEEE Releases City EE Scorecard – Seattle #5
The second biennial ACEEE City Energy Efficiency Scorecard measures the progress of city policies and programs that save energy while benefiting the environment and promoting economic growth. We … [Read more...]
Washington Legislative Session Drags On, Oregon on Track
The Washington Legislature is about to complete the first special session called by Governor Jay Inslee without an agreement on a two year budget for the state. The Governor has promised to call a … [Read more...]
Over 50% Energy Savings Realized for Naval Air Station Facility on Whidbey Island
The Naval Air Station (NAS) on Whidbey Island believes that national defense and environmental protection must be compatible goals. Their recent effort to develop and execute a targeted plan for … [Read more...]
Legislative Update
The Washington State Legislature was unable to complete action on biennial operating and capital budgets within the constitutionally prescribed 90 day legislative window. Gov. Jay Inslee has called a … [Read more...]
City of Portland Passes Energy Disclosure
[Press Release from Bureau of Planning and Sustainability]Portland City Council approved a new policy that will require owners of commercial buildings over 20,000 square feet to track energy use and … [Read more...]
WSEC Training: Mechanical Compliance Form Webinar May 14
NEEC is pleased to announce that the Mechanical Compliance Forms for the 2012 WA State Energy Code (WSEC) have been updated with many new features and helpful information. May 14, 2015, Noon-1:30 p.m. … [Read more...]
Seattle City Light’s Jorge Carrasco Announces Retirement
After spending more than a decade leading Seattle City Light, Jorge Carrasco is retiring from his role as general manager and chief executive officer of Seattle City Light.“I want to thank Jorge … [Read more...]
BPA Proposes Changes to its Conservation Funding
In a recent regional dialogue, dubbed IRP 2, the Bonneville Power Administration, has proposed two potentially significant changes to the way it funds energy efficiency. First, BPA is proposing to … [Read more...]