Zach Stednick now maintains a webpage that displays a table showing the status of all the climate bills, arranged in rows by their bill numbers.

Passed by the House

• HB1012
  Creating an extreme weather response grant program.
• HB1589
  Requiring steps to transition off natural gas.
• HB1955
  Repeals redundant 2019 bill requiring utilities to calculate and report the greenhouse gas emissions of their fuel mix.

To Rules in the house of origin

• HB1185
  Updating and expanding the state's producer stewardship program for lighting products.
• HB1368
  Requiring and funding purchases of zero-emission school buses after September 2035.
• HB1433
  Adopting a standard method for use in programs for the energy labeling of existing residential buildings.
• HB1924
  Including fusion technology in state clean energy policies.
• HB1948
  Ensuring that methods for calculating a utility's load under the Energy Independence Act don't discourage voluntary investments in renewables.
• HB1976
  Allowing the Department of Commerce to provide larger incentives for upgrading buildings to meet the State's energy performance standards than the ones specified in the current law.
• HB2028
  Prohibiting direct retail sales or leases of vehicles & some subscription services; limiting manufacturers' ability to get dealers to install fast chargers.
• HB2039
  Streamlining the appeals process for environmental and land use matters.
• HB2069
  Authorizing public utility districts to sell biogenic carbon dioxide and other coproducts of biogas processing at wholesale.
• HB2120
  Allowing cities to grant nuclear facilities an additional four years to complete projects and qualify for the tax breaks available for new manufacturing in targeted urban areas.
• HB2156
  Creating consumer protections for purchasers of solar energy systems.
• HB2173
  Authorizing executive sessions by public natural gas utilities to allow them to comply with the Climate Commitment Act's prohibition on disclosing auction participation plans.
• HB2199
  Creating tax exemptions for amounts received through transactions involving the Climate Commitment Act's allowances, offset credits, or price ceiling units.
• HB2465
  Specifying procedures of the Building Code Council.
• SB5812
  Requiring a study of best practices for responding to electric vehicle fires.
• SB5919
  Authorizing public utility districts to sell biogenic carbon dioxide and other coproducts of biogas processing at wholesale.
• SB5945
  Prohibiting direct retail sales or leases of vehicles & some subscription services; limiting manufacturers' ability to get dealers to install fast chargers.
• SB6047
  Authorizing executive sessions by public natural gas utilities to allow them to comply with the Climate Commitment Act's prohibition on disclosing auction participation plans.
• SB6089
  Eliminating certain minimum requirement equivalencies for becoming electrical inspectors.
• SB6229
  Allowing the Department of Transportation to set the matching requirement for a Green Transportation Capital Grant at the level it deems appropriate.
• SB6256
  Creating consumer protections for purchasers of solar energy systems.
• SB6278
  Creating an organic and regenerative agriculture action plan for the State.
• SB6291
  Specifying procedures of the Building Code Council.

Out of First Committee in the Senate

• SB5570
  Authorizing electric utilities to establish revolving energy efficiency loan programs. (Dead.)
• SB5973
  Guaranteeing owners of units in common interest communities opportunities to install their own heat pumps.
• SB6016
  Creating a green energy community fund to support schools and nonprofits in communities where public utilities' renewable energy projects are located.
• SB6039
  Promoting the development of geothermal energy resources.
• SB6052
  Assessing petroleum products supply and pricing.
• SB6058
  Facilitating linkage of Washington's carbon market with the California-Quebec market.
• SB6092
  Requiring large businesses to report all their associated greenhouse gas emissions.
• SB6121
  Regulating and encouraging biochar production from agricultural and forestry biomass.
• SB6180
  Improving waste management systems, including products affecting composting systems.
• SB6240
  Providing the reduced B&O tax rate for producing alternative jet fuel to much smaller companies in distressed areas.
• SB6278
  Creating an organic and regenerative agriculture action plan for the State.
• SB6281
  Increasing funding for reforestation after wildfires and other destructive events.

Out of First Committee in the House

• HB1185
  Updating and expanding the state's producer stewardship program for lighting products.
• HB1574
  Expanding the Sustainable Farms and Fields grants program to place more emphasis on reducing livestock emissions.
• HB1870
  Providing local communities with technical support and matching funds for federal grant applications.
• HB1935
  Creating a Washington State Green Schools Program.
• HB1936
  Creating a B&O tax credit for farmers participating in conservation programs.
• HB2049
  Improving solid waste management outcomes.
• HB2073
  Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from anesthetics and studying alternatives for reducing the ones from a pesticide.
• HB2082
  Requiring a study of the employment and workforce education needs of the electrical transmission industry.
• HB2131
  Promoting the establishment of thermal energy networks.
• HB2144
  Providing for a beverage containers deposit return program implemented by a distributor responsibility organization, if it and Ecology agree on a plan.
• HB2201
  Facilitating linkage of Washington's carbon market with the California-Quebec market.
• HB2301
  Improving waste management systems, including products affecting composting systems.
• HB2333
  Assessing the potential of state-owned natural and built assets to generate offset credits for carbon markets.
• HB2336
  Assessing the suitability of state-owned lands for agriculture and renewable energy.
• HB2401
  Managing refrigerant gases used in appliances or other infrastructure.
• SB6180
  Improving waste management systems, including products affecting composting systems.
• SB6303
  Providing several fifteen year tax incentives to encourage energy storage system and component parts manufacturing in Washington.

Heard in Senate Committee

• SB5826
  Requiring rates or charges authorized by the UTC to recover utilities' costs in implementing the Climate Commitment Act to be listed on customers' bills. (Dead)
• SB5876
  Streamlining the application processes for state voluntary programs funding water and salmon ecosystem investments. (Dead)
• SB5965
  Reducing the environmental impacts of the clothing industry. (Dead)
• SB5992
  Requiring applicants seeking energy facility site certification for a project generating electricity using renewable resources to provide evidence of an adequate water supply for it. (Dead)
• SB6138
  Promoting the establishment of thermal energy networks. (Dead)

Heard in House Committee

• HB1078
  Requires local urban forestry ordinances to include a tree bank provision for replacing trees, in order to avoid blocking development that involves removing them.
• HB1900
  Implementing strategies to achieve higher solid waste recycling rates. (Dead)
• HB1981
  Setting a preferential B&O tax rate for manufacturing fuel and/or fuel assemblies for nuclear reactors.
• HB2051
  Reducing emissions from small off-road engines. (Dead)
• HB2068
  Reducing the environmental impacts of the clothing industry. (Dead)
• HB2234
  Revising the utility energy assistance programs for low-income households. (Dead)
• HB2249
  Studying the impact of including general market participants in all the auctions of allowances for the Climate Commitment Program. (Dead)
• HB2253
  Providing fair access to community solar. (Dead)
• HB2262
  Creating and enforcing energy efficiency standards for replacement tires. (Dead)
• HJM4003
  Advocating a Fossil Fuel Nonproliferation Treaty. (Dead)