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It's the first of 136 fast charging stations statewide that are funded in part by revenue from Washington state's Climate Commitment Act.
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Total revenue from last week's auction of allowances for carbon emissions came in at more than $321 million. Since the program's start, $3.2 billion has been raised for state investment in climate.
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The state Department of Ecology is proposing updates to regulations that aim to boost sales of zero emissions semi-trucks.
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Casey Sixkiller, the new head of Washington's Department of Ecology, says his approach to problem solving is what qualifies him for the big challenges ahead.
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The Climate Commitment Act puts a cap on carbon emissions and raises billions of dollars for programs that help the state prepare for and adapt to climate change.
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Some environmental groups and labor unions say I-2117, which would repeal Washington's Climate Commitment Act, would have a dire impact on the state's ferries system.
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A new lab at the University of Washington will accelerate testing of emerging battery technologies. Governor Jay Inslee spoke at an event to help launch it.
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All four of this year's ballot initiatives are designed to repeal laws that were enacted by the Legislature or bar laws that were passed from taking effect. This is a change from some past years.
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Gov. Jay Inslee is in New York City for Climate Week - his last time as a sitting governor. He helped announce the launch of a “Governors’ Climate-Ready Workforce Initiative.”
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The outcome of this year's election will determine how lawmakers move forward with Washington's climate law and troubled transportation budget — and could likely shape how the Legislature approaches tax changes next year.