Core Points - Avista Utilities filed its 2025 Clean Energy Implementation Plan (CEIP) with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, aiming for a carbon-neutral electricity supply by 2030 and 100% renewable or non-carbon emitting supply by 2045 [1][2] Group 1: Clean Energy Targets - The CEIP outlines a plan to increase the amount of clean energy delivered to Washington customers from 66% in 2026 to 76.5% by 2029 [8] - Avista's current generating potential includes over half from hydropower, biomass, wind, and solar [2] Group 2: Modern Energy Management - Avista plans to launch new demand response programs between 2026 and 2029, potentially reducing electricity usage by up to 55 megawatts during peak times [8] - These programs may include smart thermostats, battery storage, and other tools to help customers manage energy use [8] Group 3: Energy Efficiency Programs - The company will expand its energy-saving programs to assist customers in using less electricity without sacrificing comfort or convenience [8] Group 4: Community Engagement - The CEIP emphasizes meaningful engagement with all communities, particularly those disproportionately affected by environmental, financial, and societal factors, as required by the Clean Energy Transformation Act [8][3]