The article discusses various initiatives by the Biden administration to support green energy innovations in Washington state. The administration awarded a Washington state startup $4.24 million to develop hydrogen-electric aviation engines, indicating a positive step towards advancing green aviation technology. Another significant funding of $26.8 million was granted to a Washington state refinery for producing sustainable aviation fuel from biomass feedstocks, highlighting the government's commitment to promoting biofuels. Furthermore, California lawmakers have passed legislation to streamline geothermal development by allowing counties to take over the state's permitting role, which is expected to facilitate growth in the renewable energy sector. In a separate context, an Alaska Native village, along with Democratic state lawmakers, seeks to postpone the reauthorization of a hydropower dam for two years, with the ultimate goal of decommissioning the facility. These initiatives showcase a positive trend towards promoting green energy and sustainability in Washington state and beyond.