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You are here: Home / Industry / City of Seattle Fossil Fuels Transition Jobs Study

City of Seattle Fossil Fuels Transition Jobs Study

September 30, 2020 By Building Potential staff

Seattle’s Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory shows that city-wide emissions have stopped decreasing, and in some cases are beginning to increase; the City of Seattle will not be able to make significant progress towards emissions reduction without decarbonizing our energy supply. The City is exploring policies and programs that would transition Seattle away from fossil fuels to zero-emissions energy in our cars, trucks, buses, and buildings.

The City of Seattle is seeking input from you on how such a transition may affect your business or employment and what you may need for this transition.

If you identify as either a fossil fuel-related or clean energy-related business or organization, or an intensive user of either, please complete this 10 to 15 minute survey, linked below, by Thursday October 8th. Your perspective will provide invaluable input into policymaking processes. All information will be treated as confidential and not shared with any third party.

Survey Link: https://arcg.is/eCGmK0

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