Montem Resources Ltd's Tent Mountain to transition to renewable energy complex producing green hydrogen
"The site is within 10 kilometres of Alberta‘s high voltage electricity grid, has great existing infrastructure to support development, is...
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"The site is within 10 kilometres of Alberta‘s high voltage electricity grid, has great existing infrastructure to support development, is...
As Washington inks ‘most ambitious’ climate rules in U.S., lawmaker praises tech’s supporting role May 19, 2021 at 3:30 pm The electrification of Washington’s ferry system is one of the plans for cutting the state’s carbon emissions. (Brent Roraback Photo) Washington Gov. Jay Inslee this week signed into law what many are calling the nation’s most ambitious package of climate policies. One of the key lawmakers behind the legislation gives the region’s tech and business sectors some of the credit for the state’s ability to lead in tackling climate change. “We have an entrepre...
Advertisement Fourth Time's The Charm: Washington Enacts Clean Fuels Program, Creating West Coast Market For Low-Carbon Transportation Fuels Tuesday, May 18, 2021 After four tries to enact a low carbon fuel standard, Governor Jay Inslee on May 17, 2021, signed HB 1091, new legislation that will establish a Clean Fuels Program (CFP) designed to limit the carbon intensity of transportation fuel in the State of Washington. Washington’s CFP will be linked to existing low carbon fuel standard (LCFS) programs in Oregon and California, creating a West Coast market for biofuels and other...
To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: In its just-concluded session, the Washington legislature passed several pieces of legislation intended to promote the transition of Washington’s transportation system away from fossil fuels. The most consequential of these, the Clean Fuels Program, is awaiting Gov. Inslee’s signature. Three additional pieces of legislation are also worthy of note. These are HB 1287, which sets a non-binding goal that by 2030, all new vehicle sales in Washington should be electric, and lays groundwork for facilitating that transition. SB 5192...