The State Senate made progress toward enacting a statewide Clean Fuel Standard with the Senate Environment, Energy & Technology Committee voting for the policy. It next moves to the Senate Ways & Means committee and could mean the chamber will finally act this year after failing to do so for the past two years. This […]
Clean Fuels Now is on the move!
Of the many proposals moving forward in the Washington State Legislative session around climate action, the adoption of a Clean Fuel Standard (HB 1091), is gaining momentum! This is the third straight year the bill has been considered by the Legislature, and the third year in a row it has passed the House. In the […]
WA House of Representatives accelerates Clean Fuels!
The heat is now on the Senate, as the House passes a Clean Fuel Standard for the third year in a row. The Washington State Legislature’s effort to enact a statewide Clean Fuel Standard kept rolling with the House of Representatives passing HB 1091 (Clean Fuel Standard) by a vote of 52-46. This is the third […]
Circular restaurant week: from Fryers to Fuels!
Restaurants around the state are doing something about climate change—partnering with biofuels producers like Neste, SeQuential, and Mahoney to turn their used cooking oil into clean-burning transportation fuels. Read more about how you can support the circular restaurants that are supporting clean fuels now!
Clean fuels proposal drives critical climate progress in WA
CLEAN FUELS DRIVES CRITICAL CLIMATE PROGRESS Committee Hears Benefits for State Joining Rest of Region With Passage of a Clean Fuel Standard OLYMPIA, WA — Over the course of two virtual hearings, the Washington State House Environment and Energy Committee heard public testimony on HB 1091, the Clean Fuel Standard, which cuts air pollution by requiring […]
Cutting pollution with clean fuels: a top climate priority for Washington
by Leah Missik Washington needs clean fuels now We have one decade to cut our climate pollution in half. Making our transportation fuels cleaner is one solution among many we must pursue—but it’s a straightforward one that has already been successful in California, and Oregon, and British Columbia. Washington cannot wait another year to pass […]