Cap and Invest Program Update

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Comment From: Jean Mendoza

12/29/23 @ 11:32 AM
Dear WA Ecology,
Please see the attached comments from Friends of Toppenish Creek.
Thank you.
Jean Mendoza
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Comment From: Alisa Kaseweter

12/22/23 @ 12:40 PM
BPA Comments on Ecology proposed legislation
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Comment From: Shell Energy North America Anonymous

11/09/23 @ 10:26 AM
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Comment From: Justin Allegro

11/08/23 @ 11:39 PM
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Comment From: Kassie Markos

11/08/23 @ 10:07 PM
Submitted on behalf of Puget Sound Energy.
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Comment From: Altinay Karasapan

11/08/23 @ 9:17 PM
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Comment From: Nikkole Hughes

11/08/23 @ 6:21 PM
See attached comments submitted by the Public Generating Pool (PGP).
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Comment From: Cole Lempke

11/08/23 @ 4:56 PM
Please see the attached joint comments of Avista Corporation, Cascade Natural Gas Corporation, NW Natural, and Puget Sound Energy, Inc.
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Comment From: Caroline Jones

11/08/23 @ 2:58 PM
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Comment From: Joey Hoekstra

11/07/23 @ 7:46 AM
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Comment From: Dallas Gerber

11/01/23 @ 5:49 AM
Please see the attached comments from Chris Bliley, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for Growth Energy, the world's largest association of biofuels producers.
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Comment From: Paul Tabayoyon

10/23/23 @ 2:27 PM
To whom it may concern,

I and many in my community do not support this Cap and Trade policy that deveolops linkages with California and Quiebec becuase there has not been any sound proof of previous program successes in lowering pollution in areas t...↓
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Comment From: STEPHEN MILLER

10/20/23 @ 12:43 PM
I'm a business owner of American Distributing Company in Marysville WA. We distribute heating oil and propane mainly in Snohomish county and parts of King, and Island counties. Since the onset of the Cap and Invest program, customers with car, homes ...↓
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Comment From: Timothy Leadingham

10/19/23 @ 4:22 PM
I am concerned that moving to a linked market right away, before we even have experience in implementing projects in Washington, could reduce the amount of investment in Washington-based projects, and especially Washington tribal projects. We should ...↓
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