Washington State Energy Office

Events that control energy prices and use can start both in and outside Washington State. They can be complex and the choices made can have long-term environmental and economic costs for the state. The people in our state spend over $20 billion on energy each year. The health of our state depends on informed purchases and investments in energy resources.

We're pleased to release the 2012 Washington State Energy Strategy, the first comprehensive analysis since 1993. The 2012 Strategy addresses solutions for economic growth, jobs and climate change.

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Helpful Links:   Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency Dept. of Energy’s (DOE) Recovery and Reinvestment Dept. of Energy's (DOE) Funding Opportunities EERE's Financial Opportunities by Audience  Solicitations and awards via FedConnect Government contractors go to FedBizOps Current DOE business opportunities at e_Center. Other Energy Information:   Directory of energy and sustainable businesses in WA Plug-in Electric Vehicles Energy Emergencies Governor Gregoire's Website Washington Sustainability