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CleanTech Alliance Washington www.CleanTechAlliance.org @wacleantech Make Connections that Make a Difference Washington ranks 21 st in the U.S. for energy production 62% hydroelectric (5,986 GWh) 13% natural gas (1,264 GWh)


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Make Connections that Make a Difference

CleanTech Alliance Washington

www.CleanTechAlliance.org @wacleantech

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  • Washington ranks 21st in the U.S. for energy production
  • 62% hydroelectric (5,986 GWh)
  • 13% natural gas (1,264 GWh)
  • 9% other renewables (864 GWh)
  • 9% nuclear (860 GWh)
  • 7% coal-fired (720 GWh)
  • Washington ranks 1st in the U.S. for hydroelectric generation
  • Represents 30% of all U.S. hydroelectric capacity
  • Grand Coulee Dam is largest hydroelectric power producer in U.S.
  • Washington ranks 10th in the U.S. for wind generation
  • While not a crude oil producer, Washington ranks 5th in U.S. for refining capacity
  • Washington ranks 10th in the U.S. in per capita carbon emissions
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Washington enjoys the lowest average residential retail electricity prices in the U.S. and the lowest average combined retail electricity price across all sectors.

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  • Washington’s cleantech sector spans:
  • Major industry
  • Innovative utilities
  • World-leading research institutions
  • Technical centers & community colleges
  • Entrepreneurial spirit & drive
  • 87,500 cleantech jobs:
  • Transportation:

15,161

  • Construction:

15,013

  • Waste & Recycling:

12,428

  • Energy Generation & Distribution:

11,078

  • Professional, Scientific & Technology:

5,539

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Cities with “dominant clusters” outpaced overall regional growth by more than 300% between 2003 and 2011.

  • Initiative for a Competitive Inner City

Clusters speed commercially viable ideas from the drawing board to the

  • marketplace. These are communities with buy-in at every level and a proven

support structure that nurtures success.

  • Maria Contreras-Sweet, SBA Administrator
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  • Largest state-based cleantech industry association in the nation:
  • 300 member organizations across:
  • Industry
  • Utilities
  • Research & academia
  • Government
  • Deliver value through:
  • Commercialization programs
  • Events, networking and connections
  • CleanTech Health Trust
  • Public policy and advocacy
  • News and information resources

We represent the more than 87,500 direct and 165,000 indirect cleantech workers across Washington State.

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  • Cascadia CleanTech Accelerator & Funding Competition
  • Powered by CleanTech Alliance & Oregon BEST
  • Designed specifically to accelerate early-stage PNW cleantech startups:
  • Mentorship from cleantech industry leaders
  • Connections that make a difference
  • Hands-on business and financing workshops
  • Customer discovery assistance
  • Visibility for your company and brand
  • Access to non-dilutive funding competitions
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CleanTech Entrepreneurial Support Network

  • Organizing cleantech entrepreneurial support efforts across Washington
  • More than 25 member organizations
  • Services include:
  • Localized and state-wide support for entrepreneurs of all stages
  • Catalog or support resources for cleantech entrepreneurs
  • “Triage teams” and mentorship opportunities
  • Connections to funding opportunities
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  • Connections that make a difference:
  • CleanTech Showcase: Celebrating PNW cleantech innovation on

June 27 in Seattle

  • Breakfast Series: Monthly events featuring prominent industry

leaders

  • CEO Exchanges: CEO-to-CEO forums to foster support and

collaboration

  • Annual Meeting: Largest gathering of PNW cleantech industry

players

  • Summer Schmoozefest: Rub elbows with the cleantech

industry’s finest

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  • Unified voice for Washington cleantech industry:
  • Connecting members to policymakers.
  • Clean Energy Fund (CEF) extension
  • $40.4 million in state investments to spur:
  • Smart grid demonstration projects
  • Clean energy research and development
  • Energy improvement loans
  • Association health plan approvals
  • Challenged the OIC to maintain availability for affordable small business healthcare

Our efforts secured victories for critical clean energy investments and affordable healthcare for small businesses.

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  • Central hub for cleantech news, information and resources across WA
  • Website features, community events and resources
  • Bi-weekly newsletters served to more than 5,000 subscribers
  • Readership spans the who’s who of industry,

policy and research

  • News and features generated by industry for

industry

  • CEO interviews offer insight at the executive

level

  • Ongoing social media outreach maintains

industry engagement

CleanTech Connect open and click-through rates exceed industry averages each and every month.

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  • J. Thomas Ranken

President & CEO

tom@cleantechalliancewa.org

Gabe Boeckman

Commercialization & Outreach

gabe@cleantechalliance.org

Sharon Schierle

Events

sharon@cleantechalliancewa.org

Kelsey Miller

Business Development

kelsey@cleantechalliancewa.org

Nicole Proctor

Creative & Operations

nicole@cleantechalliancewa.org

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How can CleanTech Alliance better support your efforts?