The Washington 2021 State Energy Strategy, published by the Washington State Department of Commerce in December 2020, outlines a blueprint for transitioning the state to clean energy by 2050, with the goal of nearly eliminating fossil fuel use while sustaining economic growth. The strategy emphasizes affordable and reliable energy, meeting science-based greenhouse gas emission limits, and ensuring that Tribes, rural communities, and low-income households are included as partners in the transition. Note: this document addresses statewide energy and climate policy and does not contain content related to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy.Open full document
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The Washington 2021 State Energy Strategy, published by the Washington State Department of Commerce in December 2020, provides a blueprint for nearly eliminating fossil fuel use by 2050 while maintaining a prosperous economy. The strategy addresses climate goals, energy affordability and reliability, and emphasizes equitable outcomes for Tribes, rural communities, and low-income households. It was developed through engagement with community and industry leaders, advisory committees, and technical experts.