Seattle City Light has crews ready for a weather system that is expected to bring strong winds to the Puget Sound area this afternoon.
The always popular Skagit Tours at Seattle City Light’s Skagit Hydroelectric project return this summer. The news is being greeted with enthusiastic response from the public.
City Light is supporting a research study of the habitat and range of wolverines in the North Cascades, and preliminary results show that the feisty critters like to travel very far indeed.
Repair crews restored power about 4:30 p.m. today to the last customers affected by an outage in Shorline that started about 9:40 a.m. when A tree that fell into power lines near Dayton Place N. and Dayton Avenue N.
February 2011 was one of the coldest on record for Western Washington. Weatherizing your home can help keep your energy bills low even when the temperatures drop.
It’s still winter and Western Washington is expected to get another dose of cold air and snow over the next few days. Make sure you’re ready. Visit www.TakeWinterByStorm.org to get preparedness tips, including a checklist of the items you should have in an emergency kit for your home and car.
Superintendent Jorge Carrasco announced several changes today for Seattle City Light’s streetlight inspections and maintenance that are designed to enhance safety.
Seattle City Light can’t make the broccoli you buy any greener, but it is working to help the grocery stores where you buy that broccoli cut their energy consumption and save money so those veggies stay crisp and affordable.
Seattle City Light crews restored power about 7 p.m. to about 2,800 homes and businesses in Shoreline that had been affected by an outage that started about 5:30 p.m.
