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Energy

A coal power plant.

The tab to keep a Pacific Northwest coal plant on standby keeps rising. Who will pay?

June 25, 2026
Tom Banse

The Alberta-based owner of the Centralia facility has proposed to split the tab for keeping the plant ready between Bonneville Power Administration and CAISO, the manager of California’s wholesale electric grid. 


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Washington’s gas tax is going up, but state transportation revenue is falling short

June 25, 2026
Jerry Cornfield

Even with the changes, revenues for the state’s two-year transportation budget are expected to be millions of dollars lower than previously forecast as demand for gas declines, fee collections drop, and there is continuing uncertainty around how much federal transportation funding for states will be available.


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Travis Kavulla

New administrator named for BPA

June 23, 2026
Ty Beaver

A Montana native who has spent much of his professional career working in, regulating or advocating for the energy industry will be the next administrator of the Bonneville Power Administration. 


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BFT free fares in July

June 22, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Looking to save some money until gas prices drop? Ben Franklin Transit may be able to help you in July. 


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Ribbon cutting planned for Benton REA’s headquarters

June 15, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Benton Rural Electric Association’s new West Richland headquarters will be celebrated with a ribbon cutting ahead of its mid-July opening. 


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An areal shot of the Vit Plant.

Federal energy bill brings mixed news for Hanford, PNNL workers

June 15, 2026
Ty Beaver

Thousands of Tri-Cities workers at the Hanford nuclear site and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are watching a federal budget process that could determine whether a second consecutive year of deep job cuts can be avoided.


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Supreme Court ruling on controversial wind farm may come soon

June 15, 2026
Ty Beaver

The fate of a proposed wind farm that would be spread across the Horse Heaven Hills may be just weeks away from being decided.


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PNNL, partners release guide for data center development

June 10, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

As data centers increasingly dominate conversations around the country, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and two partners have published a one-stop shop to help guide development. 


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An aerial view of a datacenter.

Data centers are driving demand for gas from Northwest utilities, reports find

June 7, 2026
Alex Baumhardt

Umatilla Electric Cooperative in Hermiston is one of six utilities across Washington and Oregon that have absorbed the bulk of energy demands of data centers in the region. A growing number of utilities are using booming data center demand to justify skirting climate rules in both states that mostly ban the build-out of new gas infrastructure, citing the need for regional energy reliability. 


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EV-Chargers

Three new EV charging locations coming to Benton County

June 2, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

A state agency has awarded $2.4 million to support 16 new electric vehicle charging slots across three sites in Benton County. 


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