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Energy

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WA sues feds for pulling funding for hydrogen hub, WSU

February 19, 2026
Ty Beaver

A lawsuit being co-led by the Washington State Attorney General argues that federal agencies illegally canceled funding for clean energy projects, including the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub, to punish Democrat-led states. 


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Columbia Generating Station back online

February 18, 2026
Ty Beaver

Energy Northwest’s nuclear power plant north of Richland is once again providing power to the grid after an unplanned shutdown on Feb. 12 to address a problem with its reactor cooling system. 


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PacifiCorp selling its Washington business to Portland General Electric

February 17, 2026
Ty Beaver

The Portland-based utility that provides power to Eastern Washington communities near the Tri-Cities is preparing to exit the state and hand its market share to another Pacific Northwest company. 


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BPA projects stronger finances, but challenges with cash reserves

February 15, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Bonneville Power Administration officials are feeling more optimistic about the power provider’s finances for 2026 than at this time last year, but still anticipate challenges ahead. 


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Energy Northwest’s nuclear plant in unplanned shutdown

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

Columbia Generating Station was shut down early in the morning of Feb. 12 after operators found issues with the pumps circulating water through the reactor’s core. 


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DOE, nuclear fuel company team up for new mission at Hanford

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

A U.S. company that a year ago revealed its plans to potentially make Richland one of its hubs for nuclear fuel production will use a dormant Hanford site facility located southwest of Energy Northwest as part of that effort.


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Innovation-minded

Private sector partnerships propel Richland startup toward large-scale deployment

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

Private companies and startups are partnering with this Richland-based company, setting the stage for it to apply its technology at scale.



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Keep on trucking

How Oasis Freight scaled from mom-and-pop to multistate powerhouse

February 12, 2026
Laura Kostad

This Kennewick-based company’s small business success story is one that entrepreneurs dream about.


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Hermiston among communities cited in study on data centers, energy use

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

Hermiston is featured in a recent study asserting Amazon’s data centers aren’t negatively affecting energy resources in the communities where they’re located and are instead actually lowering costs for residents and bringing other economic benefits.



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How WA lawmakers are trying to regulate data centers

February 11, 2026
Aspen Ford

With data centers expected to become the largest source of electricity demand in the Pacific Northwest, Washington legislators are pressing ahead with a bill aimed at protecting the grid and offsetting potential hikes for utility ratepayers. 


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