Washington's Transition to Clean Energy
Carbon Pollution Executive Order
Governor Inslee's Executive Order 14-04: Washington Carbon Pollution Reduction and Clean Energy Action
In April 2014, Gov. Inslee signed Executive Order 14-04 outlining a series of next steps to reduce carbon pollution in Washington state and improve energy independence through use of clean energy.
The Executive Order builds upon earlier studies and work groups to take action in 7 key areas:
Inslee set to release detailed legislative proposals on education, transportation, climate, budget
OLYMPIA – Gov. Jay Inslee will unveil key elements of his 2015 legislative agenda and proposed 2015–17 budget in a series of events next week.
West Coast Leaders Applaud Obama Administration Proposal to Cut Carbon Pollution
Washington, California, Oregon and British Columbia Urge Strong Federal Action to Combat Global Warming
Gov. Inslee and UK Minister of Energy and Climate Change sign agreement to extend collaboration on climate action
Statement from Gov. Jay Inslee regarding news today highlighting costs of climate inaction
“Inaction in the face of climate change could cost our state and country billions of dollars. Today, Senator Murray is holding a U.S.
Gov. Inslee proclaims state of emergency following severe storms in Okanogan County
Letter from Gov. Jay Inslee on Carbon Emissions Reduction Task Force (CERT) report
TO: Carbon Emissions Reduction Task Force
FROM: Jay Inslee, Governor
Governor Inslee's statement on the Obama Administration's announcement regarding reducing carbon pollution
British Columbia, California, Oregon & Washington join forces to combat climate change
West Coast Leaders Commit to Accounting for the Costs of Carbon, Clean Fuel Standards, Other Clean Energy Priorities for Region of 53 Million People
Statement from Governor Jay Inslee about his appointment to President Barack Obama's Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience
From the White House: Today, President Obama established a Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience to advise the Administration on how the Federal Government can respond t
Statements from Governor Inslee and Chair of the Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs on Super Typhoon Haiyan
Governor Inslee issued this statement today:
State of the State 2014: Governor Inslee calls on legislators to invest in education, finish work on transportation, and boost minimum wage
Gov. Inslee announces executive action to reduce carbon pollution and promote clean energy
Gov. Jay Inslee today signed an executive order outlining a series of steps to cut carbon pollution in Washington and advance development and use of clean energy technologies.
Gov. Jay Inslee's statement on the National Climate Assessment released by the White House today
The release sent earlier today by the White House is here.
Governor and UK delegation hold follow up meeting on climate partnership
Governor Inslee's statement on House passage of his climate action bill (SB 5802). This is the Governor's first bill to be approved by the Legislature and now heads to his desk for his signature
“Today’s bipartisan support for the climate action bill is welcome news.
Statement from Gov. Inslee on President Obama's plan to cut carbon pollution
President Obama will speak this morning at 10:30am PST on his plan to reduce carbon pollution and prepare our country for the impacts of climate change. You can watch the speech live at whitehouse.gov/live.
Governor Inslee signs joint declaration with UK government to strengthen partnership in combatting climate change
Contacts:
Jaime Smith
360-902-0617, Governor Inslee’s Communications Office | 360.902.4136
Richard Knight, UK Department of Energy and Climate Change | 0300 068 5220
Policy Brief: Clean Energy, Climate Action and Plentiful Water
