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2022 RTF Meetings

2022 meeting dates have been set and can be viewed on our calendar. Meetings early in the year will be held virtually. A decision about in-person meetings will be made, in coordination with the larger Council organization, when it feels safe to do so. 

Recent and Upcoming Meetings

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AUG 2025
TUE WED
12 - 13
Council Meeting
SEP 2025
TUE WED
09 - 10
Council Meeting
SEP 2025
TUE WED
23 - 24
Council Work Session
OCT 2025
TUE THU
14 - 16
Council Meeting
NOV 2025
TUE WED
18 - 19
Council Meeting
FEB 2026
TUE
10
Council Meeting
MAR 2026
TUE WED
10 - 11
Council Meeting
APR 2026
TUE THU
14 - 16
Council Meeting
MAY 2026
TUE THU
12 - 14
Council Meeting
JUN 2026
TUE THU
16 - 18
Council Meeting
JUN 2026
TUE WED
23 - 24
RTF Meeting
JUL 2026
TUE WED
14 - 15
Council Meeting
AUG 2026
TUE WED
11 - 12
Council Meeting
AUG 2026
TUE WED
18 - 19
RTF Meeting
SEP 2026
WED THU
09 - 10
Council Meeting
SEP 2026
TUE WED
15 - 16
RTF Meeting
OCT 2026
WED THU
14 - 15
Council Meeting
NOV 2026
TUE WED
17 - 18
Council Meeting
DEC 2026
TUE WED
15 - 16
Council Meeting

How does the RTF help the region achieve its goals?

With the passage of the Northwest Power Act in 1980, Congress defined energy efficiency as a key resource for meeting the region's load growth. The Regional Technical Forum was established as a body that would provide the region with consistent and reliable quantification of energy savings estimates for specific efficient technologies or actions. The energy savings estimates generated through the public processes of the RTF enable accurate estimates of the region's efficiency potential vital to power system planning, as well as a better understanding of the region's efficiency accomplishments. Since 1978, energy efficiency has provided significant benefits to the Northwest: