Institute for Energy Studies
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| Washington State Ferries are going electric. WSDOT just opened nationwide bidding to build them. | The five new boats will save 240 million gallons of diesel and over 8 million tons of carbon emissions in the long run, WSDOT said. Currently, the ferry system emits more greenhouse gasses than any other state agency. It’s far easier for ferries to go electric than other transportation systems,… |
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| Why clean energy production could end up in your backyard | The Horse Heaven Wind Farm Project near the Tri-Cities could become the largest of its kind in the state. The project, as originally planned, would span over 24 miles, and include wind turbines, solar panels, and battery storage. |
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| Higher ed has role to play in climate change solutions | Young people, including college and university students, are pelted with bad news about the world they will inherit. Vitally important fields such as ecology and environmental science paint a picture of the planet’s natural and physical systems under stress, and the negative impacts of… |
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| Darrin Magee to lead WWU’s Institute for Energy Studies | |||
| WWU faculty receive new grant to research electric-vehicle usage | |||
| 2023 Outstanding Graduates: Honors College and Interdisciplinary Programs | |||
| WWU Named to U.S. Dept. Of Energy’s First Cohort of Twelve ‘Zero Energy Design Designation’ Awardees | |||
| Cold Collapse: A Look Inside the Texas Energy Grid Failure | |||
| Cold Collapse: A Look Inside the Texas Energy Grid Failure | |||
| Western Receiving Energy from Skookumchuck Wind Facility as Part of PSE Program |