2021 State Energy Strategy This strategy offers a blueprint for how, by 2050, we can nearly eliminate the use of climate-threatening fossil fuels while continuing to maintain and grow a prosperous economy. Lisa Brown, Ph.D. Director, Washington State Department of Commerce Report Topics Executive Summary (PDF) Equity (PDF) Transportation (PDF) Electricity (PDF) Buildings (PDF) Decarbonization Modeling (PDF) Industry and Workforce (PDF) 2021 State Energy Strategy (PDF) Appendices Appendix A: Deep Decarbonization Model Technical Report (PDF) Appendix B: Data Accompanying Deep Modeling Technical Report (Excel) Appendix C: Supplementary Materials to Transportation (PDF) Appendix D: Heat Pumps (PDF)Appendix E: Economic Impacts of Decarbonization Pathways (PDF) Appendix F: Washington GDP by Sector (Excel) Appendix G: Building Emissions by Fuel Type (Excel) Appendix H: Washington State Energy Strategy PNNL Presentation to CETI (PDF) Appendix I: Washington State Energy Policy Inventory (PDF) Appendix J: Bibliography (PDF) Additional Resources CETA OverviewData Supplement – Hydrogen UsesHydrogen End Uses In State and Out of State Production 6-15-22 (Excel)Hydrogen End Uses In State and Out of State Production 6-15-22 (PDF)Key Actions Summary (PDF)State Energy Strategy Development ArchiveWashington Industrial Emissions Analysis (PDF)Washington Industrial Emissions Analysis Green Cement Case Study (PDF)Washington Industrial Emissions Characterization Tables (Excel)Washington State Energy Strategy Advisory Committee report (PDF)Light-Duty Vehicle Stocks by Fuel Type (Excel) Contact Glenn BlackmonManager, Energy Policy OfficeEnergyStrategy@Commerce.wa.gov