Make Connections that Make a Difference
CleanTech Alliance Washington www.CleanTechAlliance.org - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CleanTech Alliance Washington www.CleanTechAlliance.org - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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)
- 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
Washington enjoys the lowest average residential retail electricity prices in the U.S. and the lowest average combined retail electricity price across all sectors.
- 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
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
- 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.
- 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
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
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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