It's that time of year again when our members and stakeholders need to provide their data on alternative fuel usage. This information helps us demonstrate the regional adoption of alternative fuels such as propane, natural gas, biofuels, electricity, and hydrogen. Our team begins outreach every February to prepare for the submission of this information by the end of April. We collect a variety of data points from over 100 organizations throughout Washington state. National reports have shown...

Application period open February 12, 2026 - April 23, 2026 Read the Grant Guidelines Now Funds available:  $15 million This notice announces funding available on a competitive basis to help schools in Washington reduce toxic diesel and greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fueled school buses by transitioning their fleets to zero emissions. Funding is also available for the development and implementation of vocational training projects to support the maintenance and operation of zero emission...

As of January 1, 2026, Washington has implemented a significant shift in its environmental and energy policy via HB 1409 . This legislation accelerates the state's Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) , moving from a 2% carbon intensity (CI) reduction target in 2025 to a 7% reduction target in 2026 . This 5% annual increase marks a departure from the previously scheduled gradual phase-in and has implications for fuel suppliers, fleet operators, and consumers. Understanding the Policy Shift The Clean...