News about energy and natural resources in the Pacific Northwest
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Northwest Energy Savings Now Second Largest Resource
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In 2014, Pacific Northwest utilities developed 262 average megawatts of new energy savings, enough to power 180,000 homes each year, adding to the region’s impressive track record in achieving energy efficiency. Read more.
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The Battle Against Northern Pike Intensifies In Lake Roosevelt
The campaign to halt the proliferation of Northern pike in the reservoir behind Grand Coulee Dam is intensifying, state and tribal fish biologists reported to the Council.
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California's "Duck Curve" and What It Means for the Northwest
California's huge amount of renewable generation has prompted concerns about how to balance the system, a problem dramatically illustrated in the well-publicized "duck curve" chart.
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BPA Administrator Praises Energy Efficiency, Says Cost Review Will Keep Agency Competitive
Says Elliot Mainzer: It’s time to take a hard look at Bonneville’s fish, wildlife, and energy budgets to make sure the agency continues to fund initiatives that “give us real impact” and look for ways to potentially “trim tabs” on those that do not.
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