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News about energy and natural resources in the Pacific Northwest
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2015, unusually warm, was a ‘dress rehearsal’ and a ‘wake-up call,’ but possibly good news for the future if that is as bad as it gets. Read more.
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Utilities are selling less electricity as efficiency improves, while still needing to pay for the fixed costs of the power system infrastructure. Debra Smith, general manager and CEO of Seattle City Light, provides insight on this challenge. Read more.
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The Southern Resident orca population in Puget Sound, part of an iconic species that is as much a symbol of the Pacific Northwest as salmon, is in trouble, and while their problems are simply stated, solutions will be difficult. Read more.
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Washington state is watching carefully for signs that invasive species like Northern Pike and zebra and quagga mussels don’t expand (pike) or take hold (mussels) in the state. Read more.
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John will be responsible for setting the work priorities for the analysts working on power system modeling. Read more.
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