Northwest leans on good project management for success
A clearly defined scope of work defines project boundaries, helps control cost and schedule and helps leaders identify and manage risk.
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Energy Northwest
Energy Northwest owns and operates diverse electricity-generating resources, including hydro, solar and wind projects, and the Columbia Generating Station nuclear power facility. These projects provide enough clean, cost-effective, reliable energy to power more than a million homes each year.
A diverse power supply delivers reliable electricity
Wind, solar, hydro, natural gas and nuclear energy help meet demands.
Working toward a solution for used nuclear fuel
Safe storage for spent nuclear fuel has seen shifting tactics over the last 35 years.
Small modular reactors: Powering a clean energy future
SMRs are nuclear reactors that produce less than 300 megawatts of electricity.
Project will boost access to charging stations for electric vehicles in Washington
New locations are key to allowing EV owners to comfortably crisscross the state without having to spend hours recharging car batteries.
Nuclear energy supports jobs, clean energy economy
Nuclear plants employ a highly skilled workforce that includes engineers, licensed operators, electricians, pipefitters, mechanics and health physicists.
Reducing carbon emissions at the lowest cost
Electricity still accounts for about 20 million metric tons of CO2, or 20 percent of the statewide total.
Where does America get its carbon-free electricity?
Finding the right balance to an electricity mix is essential for power planners.
Skilled veterans offer solution to dwindling workforce pipeline
Many veterans have specific skills, experiences and leadership qualities needed as retirement wave looms.
A lifetime of activism leads to focus on nuclear energy
Seattle Friends of Fission, a grass-roots nuclear energy advocacy group, is rooted in concern over climate change.