Seattle City Light’s Powerful Neighborhoods program is earning high marks from the thousands of customers the utility’s Powerful Neighborhoods program has helped to reduce energy consumption and save money.
Seattle City Light’s Twisty is one of the mascots competing for the title in Evening Magazine’s Best of Western Washington awards. You can show your appreciation for energy efficiency by voting for Twisty here.
Entries are now being accepted for Seattle City Light’s Monsters in the Basement video contest.
The Pacific Northwest Utilities Conference Committee’s “Plan Today. Power Tomorrow.” project has launched an independent website to share information on the future of the Pacific Northwest’s power system at www.plantodaypowertomorrow.com .
Seattle City Light customers recycled their 8,000th old, energy wasting fridge today.
Seattle City Light is scheduled to reopen the Forebay Recreation Area at Boundary Dam in Pend Oreille County on Sept. 30.
Seattle’s City Council approves legislation to encourage all Seattle City Light customers to participate in the utility’s Community Solar program.
Seattle City Light is working at the request of King County to provide a service upgrade for the Barton pump station and power to two other planned facilities near the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal.
Your Seattle City Light is responding to the growing problem of dangerous copper thefts by changing the material it uses to ground pole transformers and substation risers throughout its service territory.
Today the City Council unanimously passed a resolution allowing Seattle City Light to extend residential rate assistance to low-income customers residing in the Seattle Housing Authority and King County Housing Authority if they are not receiving other assistance with their electric utility bills.
