State regulators have approved a plan filed by Avista Utilities that outlines its goals and progress toward clean energy through 2025.
The Spokane-based subsidiary of Avista Corp. filed the Clean Energy Implementation Plan, or CEIP, in October with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission.
The plan, required by the state’s Clean Energy Transformation Act, outlines the utility’s actions in transitioning to clean energy in the next three years.
The UTC approved the plan last week, according to a company release.
The state’s Clean Energy Transformation Act requires electric supplies to be greenhouse-gas neutral by 2030 and generated from zero-carbon resources by 2045.
“This plan builds upon our longstanding commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability,” Jason Thackston, Avista’s senior vice president of energy resources, said in…
State regulators approve Avista’s clean energy plan
