As data centers consume a growing share of Oregon and Washington's electricity, policymakers must ensure they strengthen the ...

Before joining Climate Solutions, Indra managed programs focused on economic development for small BIPOC-owned businesses and ...

Exciting news from Salem! Oregon regulators just finalized nation-leading protections that ensure data centers pay for their own power and infrastructure costs, stopping the burden from being shifted ...

This personal account is part of an ongoing series profiling personal impacts from wildfires, curated by Climate Solutions. With global warming contributing to more frequent and fierce wildfires ...

Energy-efficient, electric homes and buildings are key to reducing climate pollution, protecting health, and improving energy affordability. Oregon has the opportunity to scale climate-friendly ...

We all have growing concerns about the rising energy demand from data centers. In fact, data centers are the largest source of expected new electricity demand in the Pacific Northwest, with the ...

Washington State’s ferries are an iconic part of life in the coastal Northwest. They’re also an indispensable part of the state’s transportation system and economy. The ferry system—the nation’s ...

You know those “your dollars at work” signs sometimes seen at construction sites along the road? Well, here’s an example of pollution dollars at work! Washington State has a law on the books requiring ...

Heat Island sounds like the title of a bad reality TV series, but it’s the lived reality for too many city dwellers during heat waves. The reality was particularly brutal for the 69 Multnomah County ...

The Department of Commerce also just announced over $40 million for nearly 50 new community clean energy projects statewide. Funded projects can be found in detail on the Clean & Prosperous ...

In 2025, the Oregon Legislature must address urgent barriers to meeting our state's existing clean energy and climate goals while supporting community resilience and protecting people from growing ...

I grew up in New England cooking on a slow, “sh*tty electric” stove. That’s the phrase a high school friend said when trying to cook at my house after school. We were venturing into crépes at the time ...